Simulation of General 3D Virtual Stochastic Road Model

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In order to provide the research of virtual prototype a complex 3-D virtual road environment based on a new method,a 3-D Pseudo Excitation Method stochastic road model was established based on the single-point Pseudo Excitation Method model, and then the simulation result was gained by Matlab.What’s more,based on the theory of triangle network,a general 3-D virtual road model with the arithmetic of nodes and elements was created.Then a specified 3-D virtual road file was imported into Adams to form the 3-D virtua1 road. Finally, a C-level virtual road was generated for the riding performance simulation of virtual vehicle.By comparing the simulation result with the GB/T 13441-92,the virtual vehicle’s reasonable time under the ride performance requirement was obtained.

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