The dynamic behavior and modal analysis of electric scooter
Yunn Lin Hwang, Jung-Kuang Cheng
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Yunn Lin Hwang, Jung-Kuang Cheng
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The main objective of this paper is to provide the methods and techniques to test and improve the design and manufacturing ability of electric scooter. This research study focuses on the steering mechanism, transmission mechanism and carrying structure parts. In this investigation, we will estimate the effects of flexibility of the flexible steering mechanism, transmission mechanism and carrying structure on the computation of the dynamic steering, transmission forces and responses. By using the computational ability and simulation of modern computers and CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) softwares, the dynamic responses, dynamic stress distribution and modal tests can be calculated and performed. These data can be used as the design and manufacturing references of corresponding manufacturers. For the modal analysis, the impact hammer, data recorder, accelerometer, laser optical displacement sensor, spectrum analyzer and dynamic simulation software can be applied on the key parts of the electric scooter to perform the vibration modal and dynamic analysis.
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The main objective of this paper is to provide the methods and techniques to test and improve the design and manufacturing ability of electric scooter. This research study focuses on the steering mechanism, transmission mechanism and carrying structure parts. In this investigation, we will estimate the effects of flexibility of the flexible steering mechanism, transmission mechanism and carrying structure on the computation of the dynamic steering, transmission forces and responses. By using the computational ability and simulation of modern computers and CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) softwares, the dynamic responses, dynamic stress distribution and modal tests can be calculated and performed. These data can be used as the design and manufacturing references of corresponding manufacturers. For the modal analysis, the impact hammer, data recorder, accelerometer, laser optical displacement sensor, spectrum analyzer and dynamic simulation software can be applied on the key parts of the electric scooter to perform the vibration modal and dynamic analysis.
Key concepts: Modal analysis, Computer science, Flexibility (engineering), Modal, Mechanism (biology), Vibration, Transmission (telecommunications), Hammer