Load Spectrum Analyses of upper Equipment influenced by upper Spring Mass_0182.docVIP

Load Spectrum Analyses of Special Vehicular Upper Equipment Influenced by Mass on Suspension Guojun Wang1,a, Shishun Zhu1,b, Zhu Yan1,c , Xiao Wu1,d , Xianfeng Meng1,e 1. Department of Automobile Engineering, Academy of Military Transportation, Tianjin 300161, China a.wguojun@, b.zhushishun@, c. zhuyan@163.com, d.wuxiao_79@126.com,e.mengxianfeng@163.com Keywords: Load spectrum, Special vehicle, Upper equipment. Abstract. In order to study the influence upper equipment load spectrum from upper spring mass, six freedom vibration signals on the vehicle was measured in a Chinese PG. The signals were the acceleration-time histories. Test was made under 3 loads conditions, which represent 3 types of upper spring mass. After filtering, rainflow counting, fatigue damage caused by the load spectrum was got. Result shows there were great difference in distributions between different direction load spectrums; spring upper load made small influences for the character of load spectrum at the same direction. The upper spring mass became larger, the equipment suffers more damage. Introduction Vehicle in information decade was not only used as transportation tools, but also was taken as special mobility platform. Lots of on board weapons, special equipment ect. were also fixed on it. Vehicle with on board weapons, special equipment ect. was called as special vehicle[1]. Load spectrum was one of the most important factors influence the reliability of vehicle. Factors influence upper equipment load spectrum included road, transmission property of vehicle and driver est. A lot of special vehicles were designed from the same vehicle chassis. Commonly, special vehicle was simplified as 2 freedom vibration system, which was shown in Fig.1[2]. In 2 freedom vibration system, m3 and m2 was combined as upper spring mass [3]. Load spectrum of m3 which influenced by upper spring mass was studied in the paper. The variation of upper spring mass was caused by on board weapons, equipment or other