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以ZK1100RR运动型汽车为对象,对车身骨架进行模态试验。用正弦波信号对该车车身骨架进行激励,测得固有频率、阻尼、振型等模态参数,并与该车车身骨架的有限元模态分析结果进行对比,用分析结果的差别评价该车身骨架的动态特性。 相似文献
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本文以某型号国产长途客车作为研究对象,利用Hyperworks软件建立了长途客车车身骨架的几何模型,充分考虑了边界条件的处理与简化,以及车身结构上不同质量及载荷的处理。结合模态分析计算的工况,对车身各围进行较全面的自由振动模态分析,获得了车身固有频率及相应的振型。针对车身骨架的分析计算结果作出相应的评估,对车身结构的改进提出合理的意见和建议。 相似文献
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以ZGT6739DS客车车身骨架为研究对象,在Hypermesh软件中采用Lanczos方法对客车车身结构进行模态分析,提取前十阶模态得到固有频率及振型,并进行结果分析。 相似文献
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文章分析大客车车身骨架静态结构和模态,从有限元模型中探讨客车全承载式车身骨架。在保证车身的刚度和强度下,建立强量化钢铝一体的称身结构。根据轻量化目标对铝合金材料尺寸界面进行计算,与钢铝一体化车身设计进行比较,同时比较原车身骨架动态、静态和质量性能。实验结果表明,研究的轻量化设计与之前相比效果比较好。 相似文献
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现有电动汽车底盘普遍为在传统汽车的基础上进行的改进,不能很好的适应电动汽车特有的结构,为更好的实现四轮转向的功能,重新设计了适合四轮转向电动汽车的车架。应用三维软件SolidWorks,通过整车虚拟装配确定了合理的四轮转向电动汽车的车架结构,进而建立了车架的三维模型。运用有限元分析理论,将模型导入Ansys Workbench软件后,建立了车架的有限元模型,对车架在弯曲和扭转工况下的静态结构性能进行了分析,得出相应工况下的应力和应变大小;还进行了模态分析,避免了共振。在满足强度和刚度的条件下对车架结构进行了改进,并通过焊接加工得到了适合四轮转向电动汽车的车架,对以后电动汽车底盘的改进设计提供了参考。 相似文献
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在调研国内外相关研究的基础上,结合全承载式客车的特点,建立了某客车车身骨架有限元模型。计算了该车在弯曲、转弯、制动及扭转4种工况下的应力及变形,并进行了模态分析。分析结果表明,设计的车身满足强度和变形的要求,分析结果可以为客车车身的改进设计提供理论依据。 相似文献
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G. Mirone 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2010,11(4):461-469
The elastic response of a vehicle to an applied force determines the dynamic performance, comfort, and support of the vehicle,
where the elastic response depends primarily on the stiffness of the frame/chassis. Significant variations in the dynamic
response of a vehicle are typically achieved with suitable shock absorbing systems, which contribute significantly to whole
body flexibility. The defining feature of a go-kart is the lack of devices capable of absorbing shock and dampening vibration.
The tires and body of a go-kart, which consist of a frame of welded beams, must also function as a shock absorption system.
The objective of this study was to reproduce the elastic behavior of a commercially available Italian go-kart by modeling
the frame in a multibody ADAMS environment and to determine the effect of elastic features on the dynamic performance of the
vehicle. Frame stiffness was assessed by applying a static torsion moment, while the circular trajectory of the go-kart was
evaluated at different speeds and steering wheel angles. The proposed multibody, flexible model was validated by comparing
the static and dynamic response of the go-kart in simulated and experimental analyses. The results of numerical simulations
demonstrated that this method may be extended to the design of customized go-kart frames and to the tuning of go-karts for
specific racing conditions. 相似文献
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《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2012,50(4):313-326
This article investigates the effect of frame compliance and rider mobility on the scooter stability. Particular attention is given to the wobble mode, because it may easily become unstable in the vehicle speed range. This article includes a synthetic discussion of previous works, presents a new mathematical model, and discusses the results of both numerical and experimental analyses of the vehicle stability by varying the vehicle characteristics and motion conditions. The mathematical model describes the out-of-plane dynamics of the scooter and consists of a twelve-degree-freedom linear model. It describes the main scooter features and, in particular, includes the frame compliance, rider mobility, and an advanced tire model. The torsion and bending compliance of both the front fork and swingarm are modelled using lumped rotational springs; similarly, the rider mobility is described by means of two soft springs which connect the rider body to the chassis. The tire model describes in detail the carcass geometry and its compliance. The full scooter model is available on the website www.dinamoto.it and has been derived using ‘MBSymba’, which is a package for the symbolic modelling of multibody systems. The scooter stability has been investigated at both low and high speeds; in particular, the effect of vehicle compliance and rider mobility on the weave and wobble modes have been examined. Numerical simulations show that the bending flexibility of the front fork stabilizes wobble mode at high speed and has a contrary effect at low speed, whereas the torsion flexibility of the fork does not appear to have a remarkable influence; the bending flexibility of the swingarm slightly stabilizes the weave mode at very high speeds whereas the torsion flexibility of the swingarm has a contrary effect. The effect of rider mobility is to stabilize the weave mode at high speed and the wobble mode at low speed. Several experimental tests have been carried out in the same speed range and a good correlation between simulations and tests has been found. The variation of some important vehicle parameters has been investigated; in particular, tests were repeated for different values of the rear-frame inertia, the rear-chassis stiffness, the front-tire characteristics, the normal trail, and the steer inertia. 相似文献
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