B60G2500/326

DEVICE FOR OPERATING A CHASSIS OF A TWO-TRACK VEHICLE

A device for operating a chassis of a two-track vehicle, in which each vehicle wheel is assigned a suspension spring, which carries the static body weight of the vehicle, and a vertical dynamics actuator, which is actuatable by a vertical dynamics control unit, having a tipping detection function which detects a tipping situation with a roll-over risk in which there is a danger that the vehicle will tip sideways on a transversely inclined roadway. When a roll-over risk is detected, the vertical dynamics control unit actuates the vertical dynamics actuators to avoid roll-over.

Device for operating a chassis of a two-track vehicle

A device for operating a chassis of a two-track vehicle, in which each vehicle wheel is assigned a suspension spring, which carries the static body weight of the vehicle, and a vertical dynamics actuator, which is actuatable by a vertical dynamics control unit, having a tipping detection function which detects a tipping situation with a roll-over risk in which there is a danger that the vehicle will tip sideways on a transversely inclined roadway. When a roll-over risk is detected, the vertical dynamics control unit actuates the vertical dynamics actuators to avoid roll-over.

Air spring suspension system with variable flow valves

An air spring suspension system includes first, second, third, and fourth air spring assemblies configured to support a frame of the vehicle at front and rear suspension/wheel assemblies of the vehicle. A valve block includes a valve. A compressor supplies pressurized gas to the valve block. A reservoir is in fluid communication with the valve block. The air spring suspension system includes first, second, third, and fourth height sensors. First, second, third, and fourth variable flow valves are in fluid communication with the valve of the valve block and the first, second, third, and fourth air spring assemblies, respectively. A pressure sensor senses pressure in the valve block. A vehicle kinematic sensor senses a vehicle kinematic parameter. A controller is configured to control the first, second, third, and fourth variable flow valves in response to the pressure, the first, second, third, and fourth height sensors, and the vehicle kinematic parameter.

Steering systems

The present application pertains to a system comprising a multi-axle trailer with a front and a rear. The a multi-axle trailer comprises at least one lift axle configured to be raised or lowered to distribute weight, to increase trailer deflection during a turn, or both. A jeep is mounted between the trailer and a tractor wherein the jeep is configured to decrease weight on one or more axles. A booster is mounted to the rear of the multi-axle trailer. The system is configured such that during raising of the at least one lift axle an increase in air pressure to one or more other axles is increased to offset weight.