Magneto Rheological for Motorcycle Suspension Using Bouc-Wen Model

Mohamad Amiruddin bin Ismail; Pauziah Binti Muhamad; Aminudin bin Abu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.534.111

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Magneto Rheological for Motorcycle Suspension Using Bouc-Wen Model

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This paper discusses the application of Magneto-rheological (MR) for motorcycle suspension. Previous studies on the usage of the MR fluids could enhance the performance and improved the vibration in systems such as buildings and vehicles. Therefore, MR motorcycle suspension system is proposed and investigated here by using Bouc-wen model. It is designed to bring comfort and safety to both rider and passenger also to improve the handling ability to the motorcycle. The effectiveness between the MR motorcycle suspension and the passive system is demonstrated by computer simulation. It is found that MR suspension system could eliminate external disturbance which obtain much better ride quality and handling performance to the motorcycle.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 534)

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Mohamad Amiruddin bin Ismail, Pauziah Binti Muhamad, Aminudin bin Abu

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Bouc-Wen Model, Magneto Rheological, Motorcycle Suspension

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