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Research on Longitudinal Vibration of MT Vehicle during Acceleration

Abstract

Waveforms of longitudinal vibration during acceleration in MT vehicles have been used to develop five evaluation indices corresponding to sensory evaluations. The mechanism of longitudinal vibration during acceleration was clarified in each part of the system through which it is transmitted: engine, drive train, tires, engine mounts and suspension. A simulation model was constructed employing design values as the main elements, enabling specifications to be tested in the initial development phase, before the construction of an actual vehicle. This method was utilized in the development of the new model Accord, enabling suspension characteristics and engine torque control, among other design elements, to be optimized at an early stage, and resulting in the reduction of development time by half.

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  1. (1) Inoue, M.: Analysis on Acceleration/Deceleration Shock and Vibration in FF Vehicle, Proceedings Journal of Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan 921087 (1992)

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Article of Honda R&D Technical Review Vol.15 No.2 (139 - 144)

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Yoshihiro KATAGIRI, Hiroshi YATANI, Hajime IGAMI, Hiroyuki SAITOU, Tatsuya SHIRAKI, Ikuo OOMORI.
Research on Longitudinal Vibration of MT Vehicle during Acceleration
Honda R&D Technical Review Vol.15 No.2 pp.(139 - 144)2003.
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