Stability simulation of a vehicle with wheel active steering
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Date
2016
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EDP Sciences
Technical University of Liberec, Studentská 2, Liberec 1, Czech Republic
Technical University of Liberec, Studentská 2, Liberec 1, Czech Republic
Abstract
This paper deals with the possibility of increasing the vehicle driving stability at a higher speed. One of the ways how to achieve higher stability is using the 4WS system. Mathematical description of vehicle general movement is a very complex task. For simulation, models which are aptly simplified are used. For the first approach, so-called single-truck vehicle model (often linear) is usually used. For the simulation, we have chosen to extend the model into a two-truck one, which includes the possibility to input more vehicle parameters. Considering the 4WS system, it is possible to use a number of potential regulations. In our simulation model, the regulation system with compound coupling was used. This type of regulation turns the rear wheels depending on the input parameters of the system (steering angle of the front wheels) and depending on the output moving quantities of the vehicle, most frequently the yaw rate. Criterion for compensation of lateral deflection centre of gravity angle is its zero value, or more precisely the zero value of its first-order derivative. Parameters and set-up of the simulation model were done in conjunction with the dSAPACE software. Reference performances of the vehicle simulation model were made through the defined manoeuvres. But the simulation results indicate that the rear-wheels steering can have a positive effect on the vehicle movement stability, especially when changing the driving direction at high speed. © 2016 Owned by the authors, published by EDP Sciences.
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Automobile steering equipment, Computer software, Stability, Steering, Trucks, Vehicles, Wheels, Centre of gravity, Driving stability, First order derivatives, Lateral deflection, Mathematical descriptions, Stability simulation, Vehicle parameters, Vehicle simulation, Vehicle wheels
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2261236X