A STUDY OF THE FREE VIBRATION OF SUSPENSION ROD BASED ON FOUR-STAGE ARM MECHANISM BY USING COMPUTER SIMULATION
Journal: The Journal of Zhytomyr State Technological University. Series: Engineering (Vol.2, No. 77)Publication Date: 2016-09-26
Authors : S. Melnychuл; I. Vityuk; I. Bovsunivskyi; Y. Trosteniuk;
Page : 162-168
Keywords : suspension rod; vehicle; four-stage arm mechanism;
Abstract
We analyze the current state of the prospects and problems of using computer technology to determine the operating parameters of movement of the vehicle. Scientific works related to the study of the properties of the vehicle smooth ride are studied. The following example shows that the modern researches of smooth ride do not pay enough attention to issues associated with the processes that occur in the suspension rod of a vehicle. Scientific works related to the choice of the optimal and simple CAD system for conducting computer simulation tests are overviewed. We developed an animating model of experimental car in SOLIDWORKS environment with the staff suspension rod and the suspension rod based on four-stage arm mechanism, which allows a wide range of tests of components of the vehicle. Methodology and hardware-software complex for testing a car are developed. A test of a vehicle of category N1 is conducted. A computer simulation of the motion of the smooth ride of the car with suspension rod based on four-stage arm mechanism is conducted. The comparative analysis of suspension rod performance based on four-stage arm mechanism is conducted.
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