Method for detecting overload of anti-roll stabilizer during operation of motor vehicle
A technology for stabilizers and motor vehicles, applied in the direction of vehicle springs, vehicle components, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve the problems of loss of supporting force, unsafe motor vehicles, and endangering safety.
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[0018] The accompanying drawings show figure 1 , with the torque M exerted by the rotary drive of the anti-roll stabilizer for adjusting the torsion angle Φ of a stabilizer component (eg torsion spring, stabilizer arm or the like). The torsion angle characteristic curve 2 shown as a straight line here establishes the relationship between the torque M and the torsion angle Φ for a trouble-free anti-roll stabilizer. As the rotation of the stabilizer arm increases, the torque M exerted by the rotation drive increases here. The twist angle Ф is formed by the inner twist angle Ф 内 and external torsion angle Ф 外 The difference "Ф 内 -Ф 外 "Constituting the effective torsion angle Ф. Here, the inner torsion angle Ф 内 means the angular rotation of the member that rotates the drive, while the external torsion angle Ф 外 means the angle of rotation of the end of the stabilizer arm. Due to aging, wear and manufacturing tolerances, in addition to the torsion angle characteristic curve...
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