Reliability Analysis of the Suspension Device in the Refit of a Tracked Vehicle

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To improve the flexibility performance of tracked vehicles, lots of jobs has been done in the refit of driveline. Therefore, tough risks are transferred to the strength and fatigue life of suspension device. Through analyzing the effect of driveline refit to the performance of suspension device, a scheme that enhancing the stiffness of the torsion bar is proposed. By using the MSC.Patran/Nastran software, the model of suspension device is constructed, via the simulation of the stress state and fatigue strength that is loaded on the main suspension parts at the static equilibrium position and the maximum stroke position of equilibrium elbow, and performance testing on actual roads, this scheme is considered to be reliable.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)

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1129-1134

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June 2014

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