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Form of studies Master
Title of the study programm Engineering Technology, Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering
Title in original language Automašīnas balstiekārtas analīze un sintēze, lai novērstu vibrācijas.
Title in English Vehicle suspension analysis and synthesis to prevent vibration.
Department
Scientific advisor Jānis Vība
Reviewer Edgars Kovals
Abstract Vehicles are widely used in various industries and have benefited every household, and ride comfort and safety are widely concerned by its customers simultaneously. Suspension system as one of the modern automobile assembly, has a great impact on the vehicle's riding comfort, handling stability, trafficability and other properties, so the performance of the suspension system has always been one of the great concerns to vehicle designers, researchers. In this Thesis: 1/4 vehicle suspension system was taken as the research object. The dynamic model of the suspension system and the simulation model of the suspension system are established. Based on the main control objective of vehicle riding comfort, bodywork vertical acceleration, suspension limit stroke and wheel dynamic loads are used as specific evaluation indicators. Comparative time domain analysis between active suspension and passive suspension, between linear suspension and nonlinear suspension under different road surface excitation were carried out using the theories of vehicle dynamics, modern control theory & approaches and applications of Scilab simulation. Controllers that meet design requirements was designed to effectively reduce vibration of suspension under different road surface excitation signals. The time sequence of this thesis to realize vehicle suspension system is to raise, analyze, and solve issues. simultaneously 75 diagrams, 11 tables, 85 equations ,4 appendixes and 34 references was provided
Keywords Vehicle Suspension, Linear & Nonlinear Dynamics, Active Control, PID Control, Time Domain Analysis, Ride Comfort,Vibration Preventing
Keywords in English Vehicle Suspension, Linear & Nonlinear Dynamics, Active Control, PID Control, Time Domain Analysis, Ride Comfort,Vibration Preventing
Language eng
Year 2018
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