2017
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/231/1/012186
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Study on kinematic and compliance test of suspension

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“…K&C analyzes can be specified as leading analyses evaluated for vehicle dynamics, comfort, and handling. In physical test bench, the examination is performed with the help of an activator that moves the wheel or applies force according to the analysis type and with a test device that records the angles, positions, and kinematic suspension movements of the wheel [16]. While performing these analyzes, the goal is to finalize the design variables with a loop of process that is managed by aligning with all the vehicle subsystems affected by suspension geometry.…”
Section: Kandc Model and Validationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…K&C analyzes can be specified as leading analyses evaluated for vehicle dynamics, comfort, and handling. In physical test bench, the examination is performed with the help of an activator that moves the wheel or applies force according to the analysis type and with a test device that records the angles, positions, and kinematic suspension movements of the wheel [16]. While performing these analyzes, the goal is to finalize the design variables with a loop of process that is managed by aligning with all the vehicle subsystems affected by suspension geometry.…”
Section: Kandc Model and Validationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, extensive research conducted by chassis engineers has shed light on the significance of suspension kinematic and compliance (K&C) characteristics, encompassing the suspension system's quasi-static attributes [10]. The analysis examined how the suspension angles and Roll Centre (RC) height changed by considering parallel wheel travel and roll motion [11].…”
Section: Kamal Et Al (mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After expressing the load as a function of deflection, the tire stiffness is obtained by differentiating this function by the deflection at a specific deflection value. Moreover, using the suspension kinematics and compliance test system [23], the vertical stiffness of the vehicle suspension was determined by measuring the vertical deflection under the applied vertical load. The equivalent vertical stiffnesses of the front and rear suspension/tire combinations obtained from these methods are 28.9 and 31.6 N/mm, respectively.…”
Section: Dynamic Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%