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PLEASE LOGIN AND DOWNLOAD FROM SERVER SO THAT U WIL GET SOME DATA TO DO PROJECT ABSTRACT Automobiles have become an integrated part of our daily life. The development of technology has improved the automobile industry in both cost & efficiency. Still, accidents prove as challenge to
technology. Highway accident news are
frequently found in the newspapers. The
automobile speed has increased with development in technology through years and
the complexity of the accidents has also increased. Higher speeds the accidents prove to be more
fatal. Man is intelligent with reasoning
power and can respond to any critical situation. But under stress and tension he falls as a
prey to accidents. The manual control of
speed & braking of a car fails during anxiety. Thus automated speed control & braking
system is required to prevent accidents.
This automation is possible only with the help of Artificial
Intelligence (Fuzzy Logic). |
Abstract:
Every one of us might have seen the heavy
trucks running on the roads. These vehicles have efforts on their axles very
close to the allowed limits, mainly driving on rough roads or during cornering.
In this case, the use of conventional suspension systems like those using McPherson Struts, Multi Link
Suspension, Trailing Arm Suspension, 4- bar suspension etc. can increase the
axle’s overload phenomena. Hydropneumatic suspension system, when used in these
vehicles, takes an asset in providing a better load distribution per axle,
decreasing the overload problem and thereby increasing the ride comfort. The
well known problem of the damper co-efficient changes due to load variation in
vehicles using conventional suspension system is even more observable when a
hydropneumatic spring is applied due to its non linearity, as opposed to the
several advantages this spring type brings. This problem is more emphasized in
vehicles with a large mass range when they pass from a no load condition to a
full load condition.
In this study, a Mathematical model of the
hydropneumatic spring stiffness behaviour was developed. The various factors or
parameters that influence the spring stiffness behaviour have been mathematically
found out. Also in this paper, a methodology for prim |
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