Dynamic model of track-type armored vehicle suspension system

Author: Ding Faqian
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book briefly describes the development of suspension systems for tracked armored vehicles, the theoretical foundations of dynamics applications in suspension systems, and the statistical characteristics of roads. It then primarily discusses the requirements and evaluation methods for suspension systems of tracked armored vehicles, dynamic models of linear suspension systems, numerical methods for nonlinear suspension systems, as well as the structure, processing, and layout key points of various elastic and damping components used. The analysis and calculation methods for component characteristics and converted suspension characteristics are also presented. The final chapter elucidates the mechanical principles of suspension component bench performance tests and the theoretical basis for determining various test bench performance parameters. This book can serve as a reference for vehicle researchers, designers, and engineering technicians, as well as for university teachers and graduate students engaged in scientific research and teaching. The book consists of nine chapters, covering topics such as the spectral analysis fundamentals applied in vehicle vibration theory, the requirements and performance indicators of suspension systems, the statistical characteristics of roads, and the models of vehicle body linear vibrations during operation.