Sinopsis
The suspension of modern vehicles need to satisfy a number of requirements whose aims partly conflict because of different operating conditions (loaded/unloaded, acceleration/braking, level/uneven road, straight running/ cornering). The forces and moments that operate in the wheel contact area must be directed into the body. The kingpin offset and disturbing force lever arm in the case of the longitudinal forces, the castor offset in the case of the lateral forces, and the radial load moment arm in the case of the vertical forces are important elements whose effects interact as a result of, for example, the angle of the steering axis. Sufficient vertical spring travel, possibly combined with the horizontal movement of the wheel away from an uneven area of the road (kinematic wheel) is required for reasons of ride comfort. The recession suspension should also be compliant for the purpose of reducing the rolling stiffness of the tyres and shortstroke movements in a longitudinal direction resulting from the road surface (longitudinal compliance, Fig. 1.1), but without affecting the development of lateral wheel forces and hence steering precision, for which the most rigid wheel suspension is required. This requirement is undermined as a result of the necessary flexibility that results from disturbing wheel movements generated by longitudinal forces arising from driving and braking operations
Content
- Tyres of suspension and drive
- Tyres and wheels
- Wheel travel and elastokinematics
- Steering
- Springing
- Chassis and vehicle overall
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