Dynamic Analysis of Double Wishbone and Double Wishbone with S Link + Toe Link

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RESEARCH ARTICLE OPEN ACCESS Dynamic Analysis of Double Wishbone and Double Wishbone with S Link + Toe Link Rajkumar Kewat, Anil Kumar Kundu,Kuldeep Kumar,Rohit Lather, Mohit Tomar RJIT, B.S.F ACADEMY TEKANPUR,M.P PIN-475005 ABSTRACT: Double wishbone or A arm are solid links used to connect the vehicles chassisto its wheels. These links provide better ride to the customers but in conditions of bumps and rebounds toe change increases drastically.this paper studies about the model of double wishbone used in off-road racing cars. Dynamic analysis of Wishbones is done in LOTUS-Shark V 5.01. Analysis is also done by changing the design of double wishbone. By applying an extra link named toe link and S link for providing two mounting points. Keywords: s-link, toe-link S-Link provides a connection between the upright I. Introduction and wishbone. It has two ports in frame direction and single towards tire side. With the help of ball joints, toe link and wishbone is connected to S-link on one side and a simple knuckle joint is wishbone. This link simply connects the upper wishbone to lower wishbone to restrict two plane motion of the upper wishbone. If it is not so then our vehicle can t be able to take turn. By providing this link, upper wishbone can move up and down only but toe link has two plane motion.provided between S-link and upright. Hence, there is only one plane motion between S-link and upright to steer our vehicle. Another link is also provided between upper and lower II. Analysis of conventional or simple double wishbone For the support of concept we have provided results of LOTUS-SHARK V 5.01. By taking same amount of the bump and rebound conditions results are plotted. For conventional double wishbone toe change can be noticed from graphs and results. Graphs of Double Wishbone Double wishbone is a type of suspension system which connects frame to tyres and also provides best handling Performance for the driver comfort we just introduce an extra link named Toe Link with that upper wishbone so toe changes minimum in the condition of bump steer, means when vehicle passes over a bump there is a condition of instability where toe changes instantly. By providing this toe link change in toe angle is nearly zero. 247 P a g e

Camber angletoe angle Camber change Toe change S- Link Analysis of Double wishbone with toe link + Analysis of S-Link and upper wishbone Front Suspension Production.Shk Filename: Final For Front TYPE 18 Double Wishbone, Upper toe link + S link Deformation Stress concentration Fos :- 2.96 DeformationStress concentration Fos:- 4.52 III. Lotus results for wishbone 08:28:28 IV. Lotus Suspension Analysis V5.01 STATIC VALUES X Y Z (mm) (mm) (mm) 3950.00-180.00 280.00 POINT:1 Lower wishbone front pivot 4100.00-180.00 280.00 POINT:2 Lower wishbone rear pivot 4000.00-530.00 204.00 POINT:3 Lower wishbone outer ball joint 4000.00-250.00 530.00 POINT:4 Upper wishbone front pivot 4100.00-250.00 530.00 POINT:5 Upper wishbone rear pivot 4025.00-450.00 480.00 POINT:6 Upper wishbone outer ball joint 4035.22-395.05 478.06 POINT:7 Damper wishbone end 4096.70-259.67 780.47 POINT:8 Damper body end 248 P a g e

4130.00-510.00 300.00 POINT:9 Outer track rod ball joint 4100.00-210.00 360.00 POINT:10 Inner track rod ball joint 4000.00-550.00 292.00 POINT:13 Wheel spindle point 4000.00-600.00 292.00 POINT:14 Wheel centre point 3900.00-260.00 550.00 POINT:15 Upper toe link inboard end 3975.00-450.00 480.00 POINT:16 Upper toe link outboard end 4000.00-530.00 380.00 POINT:17 Drop link axis point 4030.00-440.00 190.00 POINT:18 Part 1 4170.00-480.00 450.00 POINT:19 Part 2 4230.00-525.00 220.00 POINT:20 Part 3 4070.00-630.00 440.00 POINT:21 Part 4 4020.00-510.00 455.00 POINT:22 Part 5 4130.00-725.00 260.00 POINT:23 Part 6 3950.00 180.00 280.00 POINT:201 Lower wishbone front pivot(2) 4100.00 180.00 280.00 POINT:202 Lower wishbone rear pivot(2) 4000.00 530.00 204.00 POINT:203 Lower wishbone outer ball joint(2) 4000.00 250.00 530.00 POINT:204 Upper wishbone front pivot(2) 4100.00 250.00 530.00 POINT:205 Upper wishbone rear pivot(2) 4025.00 450.00 480.00 POINT:206 Upper wishbone outer ball joint(2) 4035.22 395.05 478.06 POINT:207 Damper wishbone end(2) 4096.70 259.67 780.47 POINT:208 Damper body end(2) 4130.00 510.00 300.00 POINT:209 Outer track rod ball joint(2) 4100.00 210.00 360.00 POINT:210 Inner track rod ball joint(2) 4000.00 550.00 292.00 POINT:211 Wheel spindle point(2) 4000.00 600.00 292.00 POINT:212 Wheel centre point(2) 3900.00 260.00 550.00 POINT:213 Upper toe link inboard end(2) 3975.00 450.00 480.00 POINT:214 Upper toe link outboard end(2) 4000.00 530.00 380.00 POINT:215 Drop link axis point(2) 4030.00 440.00 190.00 POINT:216 Part 1 (2) 4170.00 480.00 450.00 POINT:217 Part 2 (2) 4230.00 525.00 220.00 POINT:218 Part 3 (2) 4070.00 630.00 440.00 POINT:219 Part 4 (2) 4020.00 510.00 455.00 POINT:220 Part 5 (2) 4130.00 725.00 260.00 POINT:221 Part 6 (2) 60.00 STATIC VALUES Camber Angle (deg): 0.00 Toe Angle {Plane} (deg): 0.00 Toe Angle {SAE} (deg): 0.00 Castor Angle (deg): 0.00 Castor Trail (hub) (mm): 0.00 Castor Offset (grnd) (mm): 0.00 Kingpin Angle (deg): 0.00 Kingpin Offset (w/c) (mm): 70.00 Kingpin Offset (grnd) (mm): 70.00 Mechanical Trail (grnd) (mm): 0.00 ROLL CENTRE HEIGHT (mm): 112.96 GENERAL DATA VALUES TYRE ROLLING RADIUS (mm): 292.00 WHEELBASE (mm): 1550.00 C OF G HEIGHT (mm): 510.00 BREAKING ON FRONT AXLE (%): DRIVE ON FRONT AXLE (%): 0.00 WEIGHT ON FRONT AXLE (%): 40.00 OUTBOARD FRONT BRAKES: OUTBOARD REAR BRAKES: INDEPENDENT FRONT SUSPENSION: INDEPENDENT REAR SUSPENSION: RACK TYPE STEERING ARTICULATION: RUN DETAILS FULL MODEL: BUMP TRAVEL (mm): 100.00 INCREMENT (mm): 20.00 REBOUND TRAVEL (mm): 20.00 INCREMENT (mm): 20.00 ROLL ANGLE (deg): 3.00 ROLL INCREMENT (deg): 0.50 STEERING TRAVEL (mm): 50.00 STEERING INCREMENT (mm): 5.00 249 P a g e

08:28:28 LOTUS SUSPENSION ANALYSIS v5.01 FRONT SUSPENSION - BUMP TRAVEL LHS WHEEL (-ve Y) TYPE 18 Double Wishbone, Upper toe link + S link INCREMENTAL GEOMETRY VALUES Bump Camber Toe Castor Kingpin Damper1 Spring1 Travel Angle AngleAngleAngle Ratio Ratio (mm) (deg) {SAE} (deg) (deg) (-) (-) (deg) 100.00-1.3045 0.7244 0.2104 1.3072 1.230 1.230 80.00-0.7469 0.6674 0.1938 0.7492 1.240 1.240 60.00-0.3263 0.5738 0.1666 0.3280 1.246 1.246 40.00-0.0497 0.4388 0.1273 0.0506 1.248 1.248 20.00 0.0683 0.2532 0.0734-0.0680 1.242 1.242 0.00 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 1.225 1.225-20.00-0.3048-0.3530-0.1022 0.3054 1.205 1.205 V. Incremental Suspension Parameter Values Bump Anti Anti Roll Roll Half Wheelbase Damper1 Spring1 Travel Dive Squat Centre Centre Track Change Travel Travel (mm) (%) (%)Height {toheight {to Change (mm) (mm) (mm) Body} (mm)grnd} (mm) (mm) 100.00-0.08 0.00 130.86 30.86 12.07-1.29-80.57-80.57 80.00-0.15 0.00 127.89 47.89 10.79-1.16-64.38-64.38 60.00-0.22 0.00 125.16 65.16 8.94-0.97-48.29-48.29 40.00-0.29 0.00 122.23 82.23 6.51-0.73-32.26-32.26 20.00-0.39 0.00 118.50 98.50 3.52-0.42-16.20-16.20 0.00-0.51 0.00 112.96 112.96 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00-20.00-0.71 0.00 103.72 123.72-3.97 0.60 16.47 16.47 08:28:29 LOTUS SUSPENSION ANALYSIS v5.01 FRONT SUSPENSION - BUMP TRAVEL RHS WHEEL (+ve Y) TYPE 18 Double Wishbone, Upper toe link + S link INCREMENTAL GEOMETRY VALUES Bump Camber Toe Castor Kingpin Damper1 Spring1 Travel Angle AngleAngleAngle Ratio Ratio (mm) (deg) {SAE} (deg) (deg) (-) (-) (deg) 100.00-1.3045 0.7244 0.2104 1.3072 1.230 1.230 80.00-0.7469 0.6674 0.1938 0.7492 1.240 1.240 60.00-0.3263 0.5738 0.1666 0.3280 1.246 1.246 40.00-0.0497 0.4388 0.1273 0.0506 1.248 1.248 20.00 0.0683 0.2532 0.0734-0.0680 1.242 1.242 0.00 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 1.225 1.225-20.00-0.3048-0.3530-0.1022 0.3054 1.205 1.205 INCREMENTAL SUSPENSION PARAMETER VALUES 250 P a g e

Bump Anti Anti Roll Roll Half Wheelbase Damper1 Spring1 Travel Dive Squat Centre Centre Track Change Travel Travel (mm) (%) (%)Height {toheight {to Change (mm) (mm) (mm) Body} (mm)grnd} (mm) (mm) 100.00-0.08 0.00 130.86 30.86 12.07-1.29-80.57-80.57 80.00-0.15 0.00 127.89 47.89 10.79-1.16-64.38-64.38 60.00-0.22 0.00 125.16 65.16 8.94-0.97-48.29-48.29 40.00-0.29 0.00 122.23 82.23 6.51-0.73-32.26-32.26 20.00-0.39 0.00 118.50 98.50 3.52-0.42-16.20-16.20 0.00-0.51 0.00 112.96 112.96 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00-20.00-0.71 0.00 103.72 123.72-3.97 0.60 16.47 16.47 VI. Conclusion It is clear from the graphs there is a small or negligible change in the toe angle when vehicle faces the condition of bump and rebound. Moreover, the height of the rack mounting is also low with double wishbone +slink +toe link. Therefore in condition of simple Ackermann if rack is placed behind the pedals (especially in off-road vehicles) Comfort ability increases to large extend for driver because pedals can be operated without facing any obstacles. References [1] LOTUS SHARK V-5.01 [2] Anonymous (1992) Directive 92/7/EC, (on definition and testing of road friendly suspension ), Council of the European communities. [3] Bastow D.(1980) car suspension and handling, 1 st edn., Pentech press 251 P a g e