Research Article

[Retracted] Dynamic Response of a Semiactive Suspension System with Hysteretic Nonlinear Energy Sink Based on Random Excitation by means of Computer Simulation

Table 2

Main parameters of half vehicle system coupling with the HNES model.

ParameterMeaning of the symbolsValue and units

M3Driver mass65 kg
M2Chassis mass708 kg
Mf, MrFront/rear unsprung mass80 kg
JChassis inertia2700 kg·m2
L1Horizontal distance from chassis mass center to the front axle1.011 m
L2Horizontal distance from chassis mass center to the rear axle1.803 m
L3Horizontal distance from chassis mass center to the driver0.779 m
U5Driver vertical displacementm
U4Chassis vertical displacementm
U3Chassis pitching anglerad
Uf, UrVertical displacement of the front and rear axism
Kf2Stiffness of connecting the chassis to the driver23071 N/m
Kf, KrStiffness of connecting chassis to the front and rear axle1600 N/m
Ktf, KtrStiffness of the front and rear tire16000 N/m
Cf2Damping coefficient connecting the chassis and driver1500 N·s/m
Cf, CrDamping coefficient connecting chassis to front and rear axle980 N·s/m
C1Damping coefficient of the linear primary system0.001 N·s/m
C2Damping coefficient of the HNES attachments0.01 N·s/m
m1Mass of the linear primary system1 kg
FBWf, FBWrForce of the hysteretic restoring of the front/rear tire axleN
KNLCubic nonlinear stiffness of the HNES attachment1 N/m3
KELStiffness of the linear primary system1 N/m
Uf2, Ur2Front and rear tire displacements of the linear primary systemm