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Analysis of the Influence of Widen Wheel Track on the Relations between Suspension Based on ADAMS/CAR

Zhongming Zheng

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Changing wheel track effects suspension kinetic characteristics,then effects handling amd ride comfort.The multi-body system simulation modeling of the double wishbone type of SUV front suspension with ADAMS/CAR was established.Analysis of the influence of widen wheel tracked on the relations between suspension.

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Changing wheel track effects suspension kinetic characteristics,then effects handling amd ride comfort.The multi-body system simulation modeling of the double wishbone type of SUV front suspension with ADAMS/CAR was established.Analysis of the influence of widen wheel tracked on the relations between suspension.

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Changing wheel track effects suspension kinetic characteristics,then effects handling amd ride comfort.The multi-body system simulation modeling of the double wishbone type of SUV front suspension with ADAMS/CAR was established.Analysis of the influence of widen wheel tracked on the relations between suspension.

Key concepts: Suspension (topology), Automotive engineering, Car model, Track (disk drive), Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Mathematics, Pure mathematics

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