Patent classifications
G01M17/04
Loading system and test equipment for automobile chassis simulation road test
The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of automobile chassis suspension system tests, and provides a loading system and test equipment for an automobile chassis simulation road test. The loading system includes an inclination angle regulation assembly, an automobile weight loading assembly, a rotation angle regulation assembly and a vertical load loading assembly, can simulate to apply various loads which a chassis bears in the real road running process of an automobile, and ensures consistency between a simulation test result and a real automobile test field detection result; and the test equipment further includes a suspension assembly, an acceleration torque assembly and a rotary drum assembly, can simultaneously test the fatigue durability of automobile chassis parts such as a wheel, a suspension and the like, is high in consistency between a test result of the test equipment and a test result of a test field, has universality, can mount wheel and suspension systems of various automobile types and test the fatigue durability of the wheel and suspension systems of various automobile types, shortens the development period of a finished automobile, and reduces the development cost.
Universal suspension and test equipment for automobile chassis simulation road test
The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of tests of wheels and automobile chassis suspension systems, and provides a universal suspension and test equipment for an automobile chassis simulation road test. A simulated dashpot is movably connected to a simulated shock absorption tower; a simulated steering link and a simulated lower control arm are both movably connected to a backboard; and the simulated dashpot, the simulated steering link, and the simulated lower control arm are all assembled with corresponding mounting holes in a steering knuckle. Simulated parts with adjustable lengths and positions are used to replace an original vehicle's dashpot, steering link and lower control arm of a suspension, so that by means of adjusting lengths and angles of all the parts of the test suspension, the universal suspension can be applicable to the spatial hard point requirements of most current Macpherson suspensions.
Universal suspension and test equipment for automobile chassis simulation road test
The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of tests of wheels and automobile chassis suspension systems, and provides a universal suspension and test equipment for an automobile chassis simulation road test. A simulated dashpot is movably connected to a simulated shock absorption tower; a simulated steering link and a simulated lower control arm are both movably connected to a backboard; and the simulated dashpot, the simulated steering link, and the simulated lower control arm are all assembled with corresponding mounting holes in a steering knuckle. Simulated parts with adjustable lengths and positions are used to replace an original vehicle's dashpot, steering link and lower control arm of a suspension, so that by means of adjusting lengths and angles of all the parts of the test suspension, the universal suspension can be applicable to the spatial hard point requirements of most current Macpherson suspensions.
Fatigue test equipment for automobile chassis simulation road test
The present disclosure belongs to the field of automobile chassis suspension system tests, and provides fatigue test equipment for an automobile chassis simulation road test. The fatigue test equipment can simultaneously test the simulation road test fatigue durability of automobile chassis parts such as the wheel and suspension system and the like, ensures that a test state of the tested wheel and suspension system is close to a real automobile state, and simulates and reproduces a load which an automobile chassis bears in the real road running process in a laboratory.
Wheel acceleration torque system and test equipment for automobile chassis simulation road test
The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of automobile chassis suspension system tests, and provides a wheel acceleration torque system and test equipment for an automobile chassis simulation road test. The automatic connection and separation mechanism is connected with a transmission shaft of a wheel; the automatic connection and separation mechanism can apply acceleration torque of the torque shaft to the transmission shaft, and can separate the acceleration torque applied to the transmission shaft; and the wheel acceleration torque system and the test equipment can adapt to the requirement for applying the acceleration torque in a test of a test bench, simulate to apply the acceleration torque which the wheel bears in the actual road running process, ensure that a test state of a tested wheel and suspension system is close to a test state of a real automobile test field.
SHOCK STRUT SERVICE MONITORING USING SENSORS AND PHYSICAL STRUT MEASUREMENT
A method for monitoring a shock strut may comprise measuring a first shock strut pressure, measuring an ambient temperature, measuring a shock strut stroke, measuring a second shock strut pressure, and determining a servicing condition of the shock strut based upon the first shock strut pressure, the ambient temperature, the shock strut stroke, and the second shock strut pressure, wherein the servicing condition indicates whether it is desirable for the shock strut to be serviced with at least one of a liquid and a gas. The first shock strut pressure and the shock strut stroke may be measured before the takeoff event with a weight of an aircraft supported by the shock strut.
SHOCK STRUT SERVICE MONITORING USING SENSORS AND PHYSICAL STRUT MEASUREMENT
A method for monitoring a shock strut may comprise measuring a first shock strut pressure, measuring an ambient temperature, measuring a shock strut stroke, measuring a second shock strut pressure, and determining a servicing condition of the shock strut based upon the first shock strut pressure, the ambient temperature, the shock strut stroke, and the second shock strut pressure, wherein the servicing condition indicates whether it is desirable for the shock strut to be serviced with at least one of a liquid and a gas. The first shock strut pressure and the shock strut stroke may be measured before the takeoff event with a weight of an aircraft supported by the shock strut.
SUSPENSION LEAK CHECK SYSTEMS AND METHODS
A system includes: a state module configured to selectively set a present state to a first state; a valve control module configured to determine first target open and closed states for valves of a suspension system based on the present state and to open and close the valves according to the first target open and closed states, respectively; a pump control module configured to, when the valves are in the first target open and closed states, respectively, selectively operate an electric pump in a first direction to increase hydraulic fluid pressure in a first portion of the suspension system; and a leak module configured to selectively diagnose a leak in a first one of the valves associated with the first state based on a first pressure in the first portion of the suspension system while the valves are open and closed according to the first target open and closed states.
VALVE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS AND METHODS
A state module selectively sets a present state to a first state in a predetermined order of states; a valve control module determines first target open and closed states for valves of a suspension system based on the present state and opens and closes the valves according to the first target open and closed states, respectively; a pump control module configured to, when the valves are in the first target open and closed states, respectively, selectively operate an electric pump of the suspension system in a first direction and pump hydraulic fluid toward the suspension system; and a diagnosis module configured to: record first and second values of pressures within the suspension system measured using pressure sensors, respectively, before and after the operation of the electric pump in the first direction, respectively; and selectively diagnose faults in a first subset of the valves based on whether pressure increases occurred.
ACCUMULATOR CHECK SYSTEMS AND METHODS
A system includes: a state module configured to selectively set a present state to a first state; a valve control module configured to determine first target open and closed states for valves of a suspension system based on the present state and to open and close the valves of the suspension system according to the first target open and closed states, respectively; a pump control module configured to, when the valves are in the first target open and closed states, respectively, selectively operate an electric pump of the suspension system in a first direction and increase a pressure of hydraulic fluid in a first portion of the suspension system including an accumulator, where the valve control module is configured to decrease the pressure in the first portion after the increase; and a diagnosis module configured to selectively diagnose a fault in the accumulator based on a pressure during the decrease.