Influence of Suspension Nonlinear Hysteretic Characteristic on Handling Performance

Peng Ji; Hui Jun Jia; Shuang Sheng Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.241-244.1978

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Influence of Suspension Nonlinear Hysteretic Characteristic on Handling Performance

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Suspension stiffness is influenced by the nonlinear hysteretic characteristic, which has effect on vehicle handling performance. In this paper, the effect of suspension nonlinear hysteretic characteristic is analyzed and described and the effect of characteristic on suspension stiffness and handling performance is indicated by simulating results. Due to suspension stiffness is smaller than nominal stiffness with suspension travel which described by nonlinear hysteretic characteristic model, handling performance is obtained accurately.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 241-244)

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Peng Ji, Hui Jun Jia, Shuang Sheng Feng

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Handling Performance, Nominal Stiffness, Suspension Nonlinear Hysteretic Characteristic, Suspension Stiffness

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