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Annoyance Rate Evaluation Method on Ride Comfort of Vehicle Suspension System
Alternative TitleAnnoyance Rate Evaluation Method on Ride Comfort of Vehicle Suspension System
Tang Chuanyin1; Zhang Yimin1; Zhao Guangyao1; Ma Yan2
2014
Source PublicationCHINESE JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ISSN1000-9345
Volume27Issue:2Pages:296-303
AbstractThe existing researches of the evaluation method of ride comfort of vehicle mainly focus on the level of human feelings to vibration. The level of human feelings to vibration is influenced by many factors, however, the ride comfort according to the common principle of probability and statistics and simple binary logic is unable to reflect these uncertainties. The random fuzzy evaluation model from people subjective response to vibration is adopted in the paper, these uncertainties are analyzed from the angle of psychological physics Discussing the traditional evaluation of ride comfort during vehicle vibration, a fuzzily random evaluation model on the basis of annoyance rate is proposed for the human body's subjective response to vibration, with relevant fuzzy membership function and probability distribution given. A half-car four degrees of freedom suspension vibration model is described, subject to irregular excitations from the road surface, with the aid of software Matlab/Simulink. A new kind of evaluation method for ride comfort of vehicles is proposed in the paper, i.e., the annoyance rate evaluation method. The genetic algorithm and neural network control theory are used to control the system. Simulation results are obtained, such as the comparison of comfort reaction to vibration environments between before and after control, relationship of annoyance rate to vibration frequency and weighted acceleration, based on ISO 2631/1(1982), ISO 2631-1(1997) and annoyance rate evaluation method, respectively. Simulated assessment results indicate that the proposed active suspension systems prove to be effective in the vibration isolation of the suspension system, and the subjective response of human being can be promoted from very uncomfortable to a little uncomfortable. Furthermore, the novel evaluation method based on annoyance rate can further estimate quantitatively the number of passengers who feel discomfort due to vibration. A new analysis method of vehicle comfort is presented.
Other AbstractThe existing researches of the evaluation method of ride comfort of vehicle mainly focus on the level of human feelings to vibration. The level of human feelings to vibration is influenced by many factors, however, the ride comfort according to the common principle of probability and statistics and simple binary logic is unable to reflect these uncertainties. The random fuzzy evaluation model from people subjective response to vibration is adopted in the paper, these uncertainties are analyzed from the angle of psychological physics. Discussing the traditional evaluation of ride comfort during vehicle vibration, a fuzzily random evaluation model on the basis of annoyance rate is proposed for the human body's subjective response to vibration, with relevant fuzzy membership function and probability distribution given. A half-car four degrees of freedom suspension vibration model is described, subject to irregular excitations from the road surface, with the aid of software Matlab/Simulink. A new kind of evaluation method for ride comfort of vehicles is proposed in the paper, i.e., the annoyance rate evaluation method. The genetic algorithm and neural network control theory are used to control the system. Simulation results are obtained, such as the comparison of comfort reaction to vibration environments between before and after control, relationship of annoyance rate to vibration frequency and weighted acceleration, based on ISO 2631/1(1982), ISO 2631-1(1997) and annoyance rate evaluation method, respectively. Simulated assessment results indicate that the proposed active suspension systems prove to be effective in the vibration isolation of the suspension system, and the subjective response of human being can be promoted from very uncomfortable to a little uncomfortable. Furthermore, the novel evaluation method based on annoyance rate can further estimate quantitatively the number of passengers who feel discomfort due to vibration. A new analysis method of vehicle comfort is presented.
KeywordWHOLE-BODY VIBRATION DISCOMFORT FREQUENCY SHOCKS evaluation method ride comfort annoyance rate genetic algorithm neural network
Indexed ByCSCD
Language英语
Funding Project[National University Basic Scientific Research Fund of China] ; [National Natural Science Foundation of China]
CSCD IDCSCD:5081870
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Cited Times:5[CSCD]   [CSCD Record]
Document Type期刊论文
Identifierhttp://ir.imr.ac.cn/handle/321006/147977
Collection中国科学院金属研究所
Affiliation1.东北大学
2.中国科学院金属研究所
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Tang Chuanyin,Zhang Yimin,Zhao Guangyao,et al. Annoyance Rate Evaluation Method on Ride Comfort of Vehicle Suspension System[J]. CHINESE JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,2014,27(2):296-303.
APA Tang Chuanyin,Zhang Yimin,Zhao Guangyao,&Ma Yan.(2014).Annoyance Rate Evaluation Method on Ride Comfort of Vehicle Suspension System.CHINESE JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,27(2),296-303.
MLA Tang Chuanyin,et al."Annoyance Rate Evaluation Method on Ride Comfort of Vehicle Suspension System".CHINESE JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 27.2(2014):296-303.
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