Optimisation of suspension parameters based on simulation of ride comfort in vehicle development
Jian Wei Lu, Fan-Ling Zeng
Abstract
Jian Wei Lu, Fan-Ling Zeng
Abstract
Multi-body dynamic model of a vehicle with leaf spring suspension was established, and road roughness was reconstructed with road surface spectrum. The Root Mean Square (RMS) of acceleration was taken as the evaluation index for optimisation of the ride comfort of the vehicle, and the parameters of the suspension, stiffness and damping coefficient, were optimised. Roadway tests were carried out to verify the presented method, which provided references for the design of suspension with consideration of ride comfort improvement of the vehicle.
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Multi-body dynamic model of a vehicle with leaf spring suspension was established, and road roughness was reconstructed with road surface spectrum. The Root Mean Square (RMS) of acceleration was taken as the evaluation index for optimisation of the ride comfort of the vehicle, and the parameters of the suspension, stiffness and damping coefficient, were optimised. Roadway tests were carried out to verify the presented method, which provided references for the design of suspension with consideration of ride comfort improvement of the vehicle.
Key concepts: Suspension (topology), Ride quality, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Stiffness, Root mean square, Vehicle dynamics, Acceleration