Stability of Composite Braking Produced by Retarder and Braking System
赵国柱, 魏民祥
Abstract
赵国柱, 魏民祥
Abstract
In order to evaluate the effects of the retarder on the braking stability quantitatively, an adhesion coefficient model is built for the composite braking produced by the retarder and the service braking system. The stability of composite braking is evaluated by using the model and the standard ECE R13. The evaluation results show that the composite braking stability decreases gradually with the increase of the retarder’s braking force. To improve the stability, the braking force distribution of the service braking system is adjusted according to the position relationship among the braking force distribution line of the service braking system, the generalized braking force distribution line and the generalized I curve, and the constraints in ECE R13. The simulation results show that the composite braking stability can be improved significantly.
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In order to evaluate the effects of the retarder on the braking stability quantitatively, an adhesion coefficient model is built for the composite braking produced by the retarder and the service braking system. The stability of composite braking is evaluated by using the model and the standard ECE R13. The evaluation results show that the composite braking stability decreases gradually with the increase of the retarder’s braking force. To improve the stability, the braking force distribution of the service braking system is adjusted according to the position relationship among the braking force distribution line of the service braking system, the generalized braking force distribution line and the generalized I curve, and the constraints in ECE R13. The simulation results show that the composite braking stability can be improved significantly.
Key concepts: Retarder, Dynamic braking, Threshold braking, Engine braking, Electronic brakeforce distribution, Automotive engineering, Stability (learning theory), Braking system