MODELING AND VIBRATION SIMULATION OF A TWO-AXLE TRUCK WHEN RUNNING ON RANDOM ROADS

MODELING AND VIBRATION SIMULATION OF A TWO-AXLE TRUCK WHEN RUNNING ON RANDOM ROADS

Nguyễn Uyên Minh Đoàn

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Vibrations, two-axle truck

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The paper used the method of splitting the structure of the multi-body system and the Newton-Euler equations to build a model and set up a system of dynamic equations of a two-axle truck. The authors used Matlab-Simulink software to survey the vibrations of a two-axle truck when running on random pavement according to ISO 8608:2016 at speed V= [30 ÷ 80] km/h. Research results show that when a fully loaded two-axle truck runs on random pavements of grades B and C at a speed of V = [30÷80] km/h, the minimum dynamic load factor is greater than 0.5; the maximum dynamic load factor is less than 1.5 and the vehicle body vibration acceleration is less than 3m/s2, so the truck vibration meets the requirements of ISO 2631-1:1997. When the truck is traveling at a speed greater than 50km/h (on type D road surface) or at a speed greater than 40km/h (on class E road surface), the minimum dynamic load factor is less than 0.5 and the vehicle body vibration acceleration is greater than 3m/s2, so the truck vibration exceeds the allowable limit of ISO 2631-1:1997, the vehicle does not guarantee the smoothness of movement, the dynamic safety and durability.

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