2016
DOI: 10.1299/jamdsm.2016jamdsm0032
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On the analysis of double wishbone suspension regarding steering input and anti-dive/lift effect

Abstract: In this study, a novel kinematic analysis procedure of the double wishbone suspension mechanism regarding steering input is proposed. In the previous study, published by the authors, the double wishbone mechanism was investigated disregarding steering input. To the best of our knowledge, there is no analytical method available in the literature for the analysis of double wishbone suspension mechanism regarding steering input. Initially, analysis of the mechanism for variable steering input, while keeping wheel… Show more

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“…The study aims to offer a comprehensive finite element model of the dynamic behavior of the double wishbone vehicle suspension system with consideration for link flexibility [14]. Kinematic dissection took advantage of the current state; it was calculated that summation regarding aberration could be clearly minimized by choosing a suitable un-dive angle and that, through CAD software dissection, an abeyance method should be periodically repainted as dimensions, trends, and hard points change [15]. layout and analysis of wishbones, dampers, bell crank, and push rod, which includes all layouts, calculations, and applications of various features in elements, led to the creation of the ideal design with a high level of safety and minimal component stress [16].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study aims to offer a comprehensive finite element model of the dynamic behavior of the double wishbone vehicle suspension system with consideration for link flexibility [14]. Kinematic dissection took advantage of the current state; it was calculated that summation regarding aberration could be clearly minimized by choosing a suitable un-dive angle and that, through CAD software dissection, an abeyance method should be periodically repainted as dimensions, trends, and hard points change [15]. layout and analysis of wishbones, dampers, bell crank, and push rod, which includes all layouts, calculations, and applications of various features in elements, led to the creation of the ideal design with a high level of safety and minimal component stress [16].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most important kinematic parameters in a suspension that affects handling, road holding, and ride characteristics of a vehicle are the camber angle (g), caster angle (t), kingpin inclination (s), and toe angle (e). 15 As shown in Figure 4, they are calculated as follows…”
Section: Dynamics Parameter Calculationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, to make the vehicle has good handling stability in most of the time, the control target is set as v = 0. Simplifying equations (14) and (15), there is…”
Section: Modeling Of 4wis Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The change of inclination of the suspension system affects the way in which the elastic force and the damping force act [39,40]. Therefore, actuating the link leads to a change in ride height and motion ratio.…”
Section: Figure 1 Original System Retrofitted With New Mechanical LImentioning
confidence: 99%