2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2012.02.075
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Research of Simulation on the Effect of Suspension Damping on Vehicle Ride

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“…2. It was selected MATLAB/SIMULINK because of its ability to model the nonlinear systems with a minimum cost of time and to take into consideration the initial conditions [12][13][14]. Where the stiffness of the tire is proportional linearly to the tire pressure [15].…”
Section: Model Of the Quarter Of The Vehiclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…2. It was selected MATLAB/SIMULINK because of its ability to model the nonlinear systems with a minimum cost of time and to take into consideration the initial conditions [12][13][14]. Where the stiffness of the tire is proportional linearly to the tire pressure [15].…”
Section: Model Of the Quarter Of The Vehiclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interestingly, Kartiasih and Setiawan (2020) analyzed the impact of economic growth, energy consumption, and trade on CO 2 emissions in Indonesia through the ECM model. Taguchi (2013) focused on the case of sulfur and carbon emissions in Asia using the PAM model, while Liu et al (2007) calculated the effects of economic growth and environmental quality in China using multiple quadratic regression models, and Sun et al (2012) identified economic growth and environmental pollution in Shandong, China through a multiple-squares regression model. Tan et al (2014) confirm that there is a strong correlation between economic growth and environmental quality in Singapore with a multiple-squares regression model.…”
Section: Research Gap and Goalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the perspective of traveling time restriction, there are time window based car-pooling (Pillac et al, 2013) and no time window car-pooling (Nagy and Salhi, 2005). From the status of driving, there are dynamic car-pooling problems (Agatz et al, 2011;Agatz et al, 2012;Sun et al, 2012)and static car-pooling problems (Jaw et al, 1986;Luo and Schonfeld, 2007;Parragh and Schmid, 2013;Parragh et al, 2010). From the perspective of transfer, there are car-pooling without transfer (Schilde et al, 2011;Zidi et al, 2012) and car-pooling with transfer (Agatz et al,2011;.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%