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The irregular roads the cause of shocks on the wheel and at this point the suspension system acts more as a filter to screen out of the vehicle. The main function of the suspension system is to separate the vehicle body or frame from shocks and vibrations due to bad driving roads.
The suspension system contains three major parts: a structure that supports the vehicle’s weight and determines suspension geometry, a spring that converts kinematic energy to potential energy or vice versa, and a shock absorber that is a mechanical device designed to dissipate kinetic energy.
The chapter continues with a detailed analysis of the suspension system components—tyres, linkages, springs and dampers—the latter including active damping. It aims to extend the understanding of load transfer when body roll is considered along with the effects of sprung and unsprung masses.
Components of Suspension System: Springs, which neutralize the shocks from the road surface (Energy storage) Dampers, which act to improve comfort by limiting the free oscillation of
6 Μαΐ 2024 · Parts of a Suspension System. The following are the main parts of a suspension system: #1 Springs. The primary purpose of springs is to retain kinetic energy. Their length and material are the primary factors that determine how much energy they can store.
Suspension systems can be categorized into two main types: passive systems, which use fixed components like springs and shock absorbers, and active systems, which can adjust to changing road conditions for improved performance.
11 Μαρ 2019 · This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction. Types of Suspension System. Design Analysis of Suspension System.
