Analysis on Vibration Response Based on Suspension Stiffness for Full-Floating Cab

Peng Ji; Yong Bo Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.476-478.1412

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Analysis on Vibration Response Based on Suspension Stiffness for Full-Floating Cab

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In this paper, aiming at vibration problem existed in the development of full-floating cab, a multi-body model of full-floating cab was set up and used to analyze its mode and vibration response. The influence of suspension stiffness for cab vibration performance was optimized. The results indicate the key vibration mode of full-floating cab was decoupled by reasonable match of front and rear suspension stiffness and vibration response was improved obviously.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 476-478)

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1412-1415

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February 2012

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Peng Ji, Yong Bo Zhao

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Full-Floating Cab, Mode Shape, Suspension Stiffness, Vibration Response

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