Lumped parameter identification of a quarter car test rig

Journal of Physics Conference Series

Abstract

Quarter car model is a simple and widely used mathematical model to analyze the vibration and control problem of vehicles. In this study, a quarter car test rig is modeled as a lumped parameter system. Model parameters of the system are determined by measurements and experiments. Forced vibration method is used to identify the stiffness and damping parameters of the lumped model. A modal shaker is used to generate the road input in the test rig. The accelerations of the road input, sprung and unsprung masses are measured by piezoelectric accelerometers. The frequency response functions are obtained by using acceleration data. The identified parameters of the test rig are adjusted by comparing the experimental and simulation results.

Keywords

Shaker Accelerometer Acceleration Vibration Modal Stiffness System identification Engineering Control theory (sociology) Modal analysis Structural engineering Acoustics Computer science Physics Control (management)

Subject Areas

Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems ·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences

Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems ·Automotive Engineering ·Physical Sciences

Mechanical Engineering and Vibrations Research ·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences

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