2015
DOI: 10.1365/s40112-015-0854-4
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Optimisation of Roll Vibration Damping of a Vehicle

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“…As the second derivatives are negative, function F achieves its maximum at (24) in all three cases. These optimally chosen parameters enable the springs to act against the pure heave and roll modes of vibration of the beam separately, avoiding the energy transfer between different modes of vibrations.…”
Section: Application To Conservative Oscillatorsmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…As the second derivatives are negative, function F achieves its maximum at (24) in all three cases. These optimally chosen parameters enable the springs to act against the pure heave and roll modes of vibration of the beam separately, avoiding the energy transfer between different modes of vibrations.…”
Section: Application To Conservative Oscillatorsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Note, however, that the fixing of special configuration of springs and dampers often exhibits some deficiency in damping of roll vibrations of conventional vehicle suspensions as shown by Le and Pieper [21] in an analysis of forced vibration using a half-car model. The first step in modifying this design concept of suspension by introducing a smart mechanism that adapts the installation ratios of both springs and dampers to different modes of vibrations in equal way has been proposed by Pieper et al [24]. Nowadays, especially in tuning of vehicle suspension elements, a huge effort is spend on lap time simulations using different numerical packages [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another reason is that the natural frequency of the cab itself is consistent with the excitation frequency, resulting in resonance. (4) Shock absorbers for vehicles due to manufacturing quality inconsistencies [27] cause the component fail to meet the technical requirements of providing sufficient damping during resonance [28], thereby reducing the resonance amplitude of the system. e damping force of the shock absorber of the front axle is not large enough [29]; when the front axle resonates, the amplitude of the resonance cannot be attenuated to the design level; the shock absorbers of the engine and the cab are unable to provide sufficient damping because of inconsistent manufacturing quality.…”
Section: Why Damping Shock Absorbers Don't Work Well?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prakash R, et al [13] used a hybrid genetic particle swarm optimization algorithm (HGPSO) to solve the MPC objective function of vehicle stability. Pieper A, et al [14] used the analytical method for the vibration of vehicles, revealed the shortcomings of traditional independent suspension in rolling vibration reduction, and eliminated the defects of rolling vibration damping through an intelligent control mechanism. Zhao J Z, et al [15] designed an anti-overturning system for vehicles with a dynamic simulation model and analyzed the control performance of the system under different conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%