Detection method for simulating full load brake performance of automobile via bench test loading
A detection method and automobile technology, applied in the direction of measuring device, vehicle test, machine/structural component test, etc., can solve the technical situation that is difficult to achieve unified specifications, does not meet the requirements of dynamic inter-axle braking force distribution, and cannot meet the braking requirements. Efficiency and other issues
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[0015] Taking a two-axle in-use truck with a total weight of 90,000N and a curb weight of 45,930N as an example to calculate and simulate full-load brake detection with no load, the specific implementation of the test method for the bench test loading simulated vehicle full-load brake performance is illustrated. The static front axle load of an unloaded vehicle is 21160N, and the rear axle load is 24820N. Assume that the design or statistical distribution ratio of the braking force between the front and rear axles of the medium-sized truck is about 4:6, and the limit of the total braking force of the full load is not less than 0.5×90000= 45000N, calculate the ratio of total weight to curb weight η = 90000 / 45930 = 1.96, if it is stipulated that when η is greater than 1.8, it is necessary to test the braking performance by loading the axle load on an unloaded vehicle platform. Reasonably determine the required braking force and load on the front and rear axles in proportion.
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