Analysis and Research on Vehicle Handling Stability of the Trapezoidal Link Rear Independent Suspension by ADAMS/CAR

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Taking the trapezoidal link rear independent suspension which is designed for Crossover as the object of study, the multi-body dynamic analysis software ADAMS/CAR is used to establish the kinematics model and carry out the simulation analysis. And then, study the influence of the suspension system on the vehicle handling stability and make the evaluation under the conditions of wheel travel, applied load and body roll, which provides a basis for optimizing the suspension and improving the handling stability of the trapezoidal link rear independent suspension to the Crossover.

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