Application of a Nonlinear Data-Driven Model to Rapid Design of Disc-Spring Valve Systems

Piotr Czop; Damian Slawik; Grzegorz Wszołek; Dawid Jakubowski; Antoni Skrobol

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.452-453.1365

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Application of a Nonlinear Data-Driven Model to Rapid Design of Disc-Spring Valve Systems

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This paper proposes an analytical tool that supports the design process of a disc spring valve system used in car dampers. The proposed analytical tool obtains a key design characteristic of a valve, which is the flow rate and the corresponding maximum stress level in the stack of plates, as a function of a pressure load. The tool is prepared based on the cases produced by a first-principle model using a finite element approach. The finite element model was calibrated based on experimental results to provide accurate results in the entire range of input parameters.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 452-453)

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1365-1369

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.452-453.1365

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January 2012

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Piotr Czop, Damian Slawik, Grzegorz Wszołek, Dawid Jakubowski, Antoni Skrobol

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Approximation, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Optimization, Valve System

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