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轮胎印迹内垂直载荷的分布与形式的选择,对建立轮胎制动与驱动特性的理论模型有很大影响。根据轮胎制动和驱动时印迹内垂直载荷分布特性,以及轮胎的前后变形特性,建立了轮胎制动、驱动特性的理论模型。应用该理论模型的计算结果,与试验结果具有很好的一致性。 相似文献
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用于汽车制动、驱动与转向运动模拟的轮胎力学统一模型 总被引:6,自引:0,他引:6
提出了一种包括任意垂直载荷分布的轮胎在纵滑与侧偏联合工况下的力与力矩的统一模型。该模型可归结为无量纲合力与无量纲综合滑移率的关系,因此简化了试验结果的归纳与整理,并可从较易行的单纯侧偏试验结果中推断出侧偏与纵滑联合工况下的无量纲力学特性,从而为汽车在转向、制动、驱动及其联合工况下动力学的模拟研究奠定基础。文中同时给出了一些轮胎台架试验结果和汽车转弯制动试验结果,并与按模型计算的结果作了比较。 相似文献
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《筑路机械与施工机械化》2019,(6)
为了研究轮胎与路面接触响应的关系,帮助桥面沥青铺装系结构设计,利用ABAQUS有限元软件分别对传统11R22.5及新型425/65R22.5宽基胎与混凝土桥沥青铺装层在制动、自由滚动、驱动、侧偏、侧压等工况下的全耦合瞬态接触响应进行了数值模拟,结果发现:当轮胎制动或驱动加速时,接触区横向中部变形均滞后于胎缘两侧,而侧滑时纵向中部变形却滞后于前后边缘;同时,侧压工况下竖向应力、横向切应力则呈振荡曲线分布,随着远离侧压端呈振荡式衰减。 相似文献
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针对多轴汽车轮胎载荷计算的超静定问题的求解复杂性,基于位移法、刚体车身假设和车身刚体位移与轮胎等效变形之间的关系,以车身位移为未知量建立了车身的平衡方程;考虑整车重力、纵横向惯性力和转弯工况质心侧向位移引起的侧倾力矩的作用,建立了多轴汽车在弯曲、扭转、起动/制动和转弯等工况下轮胎载荷的矩阵方程,只需简单的线性代数计算即可方便地求得各种工况下的轮胎载荷. 相似文献
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介绍轿车车轮在轮胎充气、螺栓拧紧、垂直负荷、制动四种工况的应力测试及结果分析,由此可得出其应力在轮辋、轮辐上的分布规律。 相似文献
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轮胎附着极限下差动制动对汽车横摆力矩的影响 总被引:20,自引:3,他引:20
本文以纵滑-侧偏联合工况的稳态轮胎模型为基础,分析了汽车极限转向条件下制动作用于不同车轮时对汽车横摆力矩的影响,并通过整车动力学仿真进行了验证,研究结果为利用差动制动控制提高汽车的高速操纵稳定性提供了动力学依据。 相似文献
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分析了各种常用轮胎模型的特点与应用范围,根据汽车操纵动力学研究的需求,在Matlab环境下运用魔术公式建立了轮胎动力学模型,并对汽车轮胎力与纵向滑移率,纵向力、侧向力及回正力矩与纵向滑移率、侧偏角、外倾角、垂直载荷的关系等轮胎特性进行了仿真分析,实验结果表明,魔术公式轮胎动力学模型可以较好地模拟轮胎的动力学特性,适用于车辆动力学研究领域。 相似文献
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C.L. Clover J.E. Bernard 《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》1998,29(4):231-260
This article begins with a brief review of the traditional concept of lateral relaxation length. The review illustrates that this concept yields a useful approximation which can be used with semi-empirical tire models which assume lateral forces are a function of steady-state slip angles. The article then presents an analogous derivation for longitudinal slip. Like its lateral counterpart, the derivation yields an approximation for transient longitudinal slip which can be used with tire models which assume longitudinal forces are a function of steady-state longitudinal slip. It is shown that, like the relaxation-length-based lateral slip angle, this formulation for longitudinal slip yields the ability to compute shear forces at the tire/road interface for either high or low speed applications, a necessary feature of simulations which support human in the loop driving simulation. Like traditional kinematically-based longitudinal slip, the transient formulation presented here is coupled with the wheel spin equation, and it shares the characteristic that it is very stiff compared to the equations of vehicle motion. This characteristic is a challenge impeding the real-time calculations required for driving simulation. The paper shows that local linearization of the wheel spin equations coupled with analytical solutions of the transient longitudinal slip formulation provide the basis for both insight into the longitudinal dynamics of the tire and for integrating the model in real-time. 相似文献
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《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2012,50(4):231-260
SUMMARY This article begins with a brief review of the traditional concept of lateral relaxation length. The review illustrates that this concept yields a useful approximation which can be used with semi-empirical tire models which assume lateral forces are a function of steady-state slip angles. The article then presents an analogous derivation for longitudinal slip. Like its lateral counterpart, the derivation yields an approximation for transient longitudinal slip which can be used with tire models which assume longitudinal forces are a function of steady-state longitudinal slip. It is shown that, like the relaxation-length-based lateral slip angle, this formulation for longitudinal slip yields the ability to compute shear forces at the tire/road interface for either high or low speed applications, a necessary feature of simulations which support human in the loop driving simulation. Like traditional kinematically-based longitudinal slip, the transient formulation presented here is coupled with the wheel spin equation, and it shares the characteristic that it is very stiff compared to the equations of vehicle motion. This characteristic is a challenge impeding the real-time calculations required for driving simulation. The paper shows that local linearization of the wheel spin equations coupled with analytical solutions of the transient longitudinal slip formulation provide the basis for both insight into the longitudinal dynamics of the tire and for integrating the model in real-time. 相似文献
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The electric vehicle with four direct-driven in-wheel motors is an over actuated system. A three-level control strategy of electronic stability control (ESC) is proposed to achieve optimal torque distribution for four in-wheel motors. The first level is a gain-scheduled linear quadratic regulator which is designed to generate the desired yaw moment command for ESC. Control allocation is the second level which is used to distribute the desired longitudinal tire forces according to the yaw moment command while satisfying the driver’s intent for acceleration and deceleration. The associated weighting matrix is designed using the work load ratio at each wheel to prevent saturating the tire. The third level is slip ratio control (SRC) which is employed at each wheel to generate the desired longitudinal tire force based on a combined-slip tire model. Simulation results show that the proposed method can enhance the ESC performance for the test maneuvers. Since the tire model is often unknown for practical implementation, the effectiveness of the SRC is studied using the sine with dwell test. It is found that the SRC is not crucial for achieving performance similar to the proposed method with SRC, if the slip ratio can be maintained in the stable region using traction control system/anti-lock braking system. 相似文献
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Dynamic Friction Models for Road/Tire Longitudinal Interaction 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
Carlos Canudas-de-Wit Panagiotis Tsiotras Efstathios Velenis Michel Basset Gerard Gissinger 《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2003,39(3):189-226
Summary In this paper we derive a new dynamic friction force model for the longitudinal road/tire interaction for wheeled ground vehicles. The model is based on a dynamic friction model developed previously for contact-point friction problems, called the LuGre model. By assuming a contact patch between the tire and the ground we develop a partial differential equation for the distribution of the friction force along the patch. An ordinary differential equation (the lumped model) for the friction force is developed, based on the patch boundary conditions and the normal force distribution along the contact patch. This lumped model is derived to approximate closely the distributed friction model. Contrary to common static friction/slip maps, it is shown that this new dynamic friction model is able to capture accurately the transient behaviour of the friction force observed during transitions between braking and acceleration. A velocity-dependent, steady-state expression of the friction force versus the slip coefficient is also developed that allows easy tuning of the model parameters by comparison with steady-state experimental data. Experimental results validate the accuracy of the new tire friction model in predicting the friction force during transient vehicle motion. It is expected that this new model will be very helpful for tire friction modeling as well as for anti-lock braking (ABS) and traction control design. 相似文献