Abstract

Most of the published researches on the vibration isolation performance of the commercial vehicle focus on the suspension system and the power-train system, and few of them focus on the cabin. Moreover, the researches on the cabin mostly focus on how to reduce the interior noise, and the interior vibration characteristics have not received adequate attention. Therefore, this paper tries to research the vibration characteristics of the commercial-vehicle cabin in order to improve ride comfort. Firstly, the vibration characteristic of the cabin was tested on the actual road. Then, the rigid-flexible coupling dynamic model of the commercial vehicle was built, and the computational results were compared with the experimental results. It was found that the results were consistent with each other, which showed that the computational model was reliable. Finally, based on the verified computation model, some parameters that influenced the vibration characteristic of the cabin were explored. As a result, the influencing tendency of each parameter to the cabin vibration under each working condition was obtained, but influencing levels of each parameter cannot be analyzed quantitatively. In order to research the contribution degree of each parameter to the vibration in cabin, DOE (Design of Experiment) method was used for the analysis to provide references for the optimal matching of a cabin suspension system. Then, the vibration in the cabin was optimized based on genetic algorithm to obtain the optimal performance. This research can provide a reference for the other researches on the reduction vibration for the cabin.

Highlights

  • In recent years, commercial vehicles are making rapid development, with their production and sales climbing year by year

  • The vibration in the cabin was optimized based on genetic algorithm to obtain the optimal performance

  • This research can provide a reference for the other researches on the reduction vibration for the cabin

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Summary

Introduction

Commercial vehicles are making rapid development, with their production and sales climbing year by year. RESEARCH ON THE VIBRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COMMERCIAL-VEHICLE CABIN BASED ON EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND GENETIC ALGORITHM. By simplifying the commercial vehicle to a 12-degree-of-freedom system, Li analyzed the vibration isolation performance of the cabin mount system, and proposed an improved design. Wang built the model of the mount of the power-train system for the commercial vehicle, and researched the vibration modal characteristics. Based on the verified simulation model, some parameters that influence the vibration characteristic of the cabin were explored. In order to research the contribution degree of each factor to the vibration in cabin, DOE (Design of Experiment) method was used for the analysis to provide references for the optimal matching of a cabin suspension system. This research can provide a reference for the other researches on the reduction vibration for the cabin

Road experiment for the commercial vehicle
The multi-body dynamic model of the commercial vehicle
The random road profile
The impact of the vehicle parameters on the cabin vibration characteristics
The impact of the stiffness for the front and rear mount springs of the cabin
The impact of the damping for the front and rear mounts of the cabin
The impact of the suspension stiffness
The impact of the suspension damping
The influence of the power-train mount’s stiffness
Optimization of vibration in the cabin based on DOE and genetic algorithm
Findings
Conclusions

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