Generating proper dynamic models for truck mobility and handling
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2004Source
International Journal of Heavy Vehicle SystemsVolume
11Pages
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The effectiveness and utility of an energy-based model reduction algorithm for two different vehicle system modeling applications are discussed. The first case study focuses on the vehicle dynamics model of a military heavy-duty tractor semi-trailer. The second case study develops, validates and reduces an integrated vehicle system model of a single-unit medium-size commercial truck composed of engine, drivetrain and vehicle dynamic subsystems. The reduced models generated by the energy-based methodology retain predictive quality, are useful for studying trade-offs involved in redesigning components and control strategies for improved vehicle performance and are less computationally intensive.
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