2010
DOI: 10.14429/dsj.60.337
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Wishbone Structure for Front Independent Suspension of a Military Truck

Abstract: Wishbone structure for double wishbone front-independent Suspension for a military truck application is presented. At present, the vehicle is equipped with rigid axle with leaf springs. There are two aspects that dictate the design of wishbone structure, viz. the path of relative motion between the constituents of the suspension system and the forces transmitted between them. Also, enhancement of mobility was made possible by maintaining the live axle in the system. A double wishbone, double coil spring with t… Show more

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“…V.V. Jagirdar et al [9] paper describes Wishbone structure for double wishbone front-independent suspension for a military truck. A double wishbone, double coil spring with twin damper configuration was employed for military truck application.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…V.V. Jagirdar et al [9] paper describes Wishbone structure for double wishbone front-independent suspension for a military truck. A double wishbone, double coil spring with twin damper configuration was employed for military truck application.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before the finite element analysis, the role of the important parts in the suspension of the bearing capacity calculated according to the ground effect on the wheel of each reaction [4] . And the stress of the steering knuckle in the transverse and longitudinal plane of the mining truck as shown in Figure 1: The force analysis in the transverse plane can be introduced by the force balance and torque balance [5] :…”
Section: Static Force Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The wheels are supported by short upper and lower hinged arms holding them perpendicular to the road. In the study by V. V. Jagirdar, M. S. Dadar and V. P. Sulakhe [2] "Wishbone Structure for Front Independent Suspension of a Military Truck", a coil spring uses the support of either the upper or the lower arm to provide dampening. By shortening the upper arm wheel camber could be controlled to prevent edge loading tires while cornering.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%