Experimental Research on the Effect of Sinusoidal Excitation on Dynamic Wheel Load of Hydro-Pneumatic Suspension Vehicle

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Based on the mathematical model of quarter car body model being put forward, the indoor platform experiment of quarter car body with hydro-pneumatic suspension system was done. During test, the parameters of dynamic wheel load along with the change of vibration amplitude and frequency were investigated. The results show that: the cycle of acceleration of sprung mass has half cycle lag than unsprung mass, and the main parameters of dynamic wheel load has increased significantly along with the increase of vibration amplitude and frequency. At the same time, through analysis the acceleration time responses of sprung and unsprung mass, it can be shown that hydro-pneumatic suspension has good anti-vibration performance.

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