Modeling and simulation of double wishbone suspension based on ADAMS/CAR
Zhanglin Cai
Abstract
Zhanglin Cai
Abstract
A double wishbone suspension model of a pickup was built using ADAMS/CAR. The kinematics of the suspension was uncovered base on the general theory. The experimental results show that the anti-dive/anti-lift、ride rate and total roll rate performance are improved remarkable by putting 20 mm down the low control arm front point connected to the body.
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A double wishbone suspension model of a pickup was built using ADAMS/CAR. The kinematics of the suspension was uncovered base on the general theory. The experimental results show that the anti-dive/anti-lift、ride rate and total roll rate performance are improved remarkable by putting 20 mm down the low control arm front point connected to the body.
Key concepts: Suspension (topology), Kinematics, Lift (data mining), Engineering, Automotive engineering, Computer science, Physics, Mathematics