Design and Performance Analysis on MR-Shock Absorber

M.L. Brabin Nivas; T. Prabaharan; J. Libin; T. Bibin Jose

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.984-985.648

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Design and Performance Analysis on MR-Shock Absorber

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Abst r a c t -Magneto rheological aqueous is an old advancing to the bazaar at top speed. Excellent appearance like fast response, simple interface amid electrical ability ascribe and automated ability output, and absolute controllability accomplish MRF technology adorable for abounding applications.The aim of this project is preparation of MR-fluids by using the different types of carrier fluid mixed with iron powder and stability and magnetic properties are analysed. Thesedimentation of iron particles can be reduced by using additives. The sedimentation can be analysed by boundary variation of the clear fluid to the fluid turbulence. The viscosity of smart fluid can be increased by varying the applied magnetic field.The performance of the MR-damper depends on the applied maximum magnetic field and the hydraulic circuit design. The MR-damper force by increasing the magnetic field can be analysed by sing the FEMM V4 Software.Damping force depends on the excitation of current and magnetic field.Key words: Rheological, magnetic field, damping force, FEMM, flux density

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 984-985)

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M.L. Brabin Nivas*, T. Prabaharan, J. Libin, T. Bibin Jose

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Damping Force, FEMM, Flux Density, Magnetic Field, Rheological

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