Autors: Uzunov, H. V., Karapetkov, S. M., Dimitrov, L. V., Dechkova, S. V., Uzunov V. H. Title: Influence of Active Vehicle Suspension to Maintain Transverse Stability in Bends Keywords: Automobile, Active suspension, Dynamic model, Failure, Matla Abstract: Active control systems of today’s cars have been used over a vast domain of applications, as they seem to represent a complex compromise between car handling, stability and ride comfort. Finding a balance between these three components is of paramount importance to stability, a well-known prerequisite, directly proportional, for road safety. Active suspension means active control of certain parameters of vehicle suspension and their changes over time in their equilibrium state. The aim is to maintain vehicle stability going round bends. Setting a tolerance for these parameters results in a compromise in ride quality of vehicle carbody. This is usually accomplished by changing the elasticity of the springs in suspension and increasing their elastic constant to hardening. Thus, a minimum tolerance in the rotation of the carbody around the transverse and longitudinal axes can be guaranteed, respectively a reduction of the centrifugal inertial forces as a function of the rotation defined. References Issue
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