A fatigue testing method and system for a magneto-rheological shock absorber
A magneto-rheological shock absorber and fatigue testing technology, applied in the field of fatigue testing, can solve problems such as oxidation fatigue, failure to meet the functional requirements of magnetorheological shock absorbers, and lack of basis
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[0071] figure 1 This is a flow chart of a method for fatigue testing of a magnetorheological shock absorber in Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
[0072] see figure 1 , the magnetorheological shock absorber fatigue test method of the embodiment, including:
[0073] Step S1: Determine the periodic vibration excitation value required for loading the magnetorheological damper.
[0074] The periodic vibration excitation value includes vibration amplitude and vibration frequency.
[0075] Step S2: Determine the range of the cumulative energy dissipated per unit volume.
[0076] The range of the cumulative energy dissipation per unit volume is 1.0×10 6 J / cm 3 ≤W LDE ≤1.0×10 7 J / cm 3 ;W LDE Indicates the cumulative dissipated energy value per unit volume.
[0077] Step S3: Determine the current loading range interval.
[0078] The current value within the current loading range is not greater than the maximum continuous current that the copper wire used in the magnetor...
Embodiment 2
[0099] The fatigue life of magnetorheological fluids has a strong correlation with the cumulative energy dissipated per unit volume. figure 2 It is a graph showing the relationship between the viscosity of the four magnetorheological fluids in Example 2 of the present invention and the cumulative energy dissipated per unit volume. Depend on figure 2 It can be seen that the cumulative energy dissipated per unit volume of bad magnetorheological fluids only reaches 10 5 J / cm 3 When it is even lower, oxidative fatigue will occur, and the zero-field viscosity will increase significantly, and even at zero-field, it will be glue-like and cannot be used continuously. The energy dissipated per unit volume of magnetorheological fluid with good durability reaches 10 7 J / cm 3 can still be used normally.
[0100] Therefore, the cumulative energy dissipation per unit volume of the magnetorheological fluid in the magnetorheological damper is defined as:
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[0102] Among the...
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[0128] Example 1: Take the vehicle suspension magnetorheological shock absorber 1 as an example, the shock absorber body temperature is 70 ℃, the loading current is 1.0A, the dynamometer diagram under the sinusoidal excitation with the displacement amplitude of ±50mm and the frequency of 1.67Hz is as follows image 3 shown.
[0129] Calculate the area of the dynamometer using the existing area calculation method of the dynamometer That is, the heat dissipated by the shock absorber in one cycle is P=270J. take W LED =2.0×10 6 J / cm 3 , V mrf = 250cm 3 , the expected number of test cycles n∈[1.0×10 6 ,2.0×10 6 ], calculated as: n=1.8519×10 6 , the total time-consuming: time=n / f / 3600=308.039h. n is within the required range, therefore, the magnetorheological damper is loaded with a current of 1.0A, W LED =2.0×10 6 J / cm 3 applied in practice.
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