Design and Analysis of Independent Suspension System of a FSAE Vehicle

Lohar, Sanjay; Patil, Vaishnavi; Save, Sahil; Thakur, Rakeshkumar

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-9952-8_38

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“…The higher the safety factor value, the higher the level of safety possessed by the structure when receiving loads, the better (Singh et al, 2022). If the safety factor is less than 1.0 then a structure can undergo plastic deformation which will have an impact on the inability of a structure to maintain its function in accordance with the initial design, as a result or the condition of the structure will experience stress or fracture when given an excessive load (Dhir, 2018) and (Lohar et al, 2022) explained that the value of this safety factor is important to maintain when the system receives a load outside of the calculation, the goal is that the design that has been made does not fail when experiencing these conditions. E. Buckling A structure that has small or thin dimensions will experience buckling or buckling instability problems when stressed.…”

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Design and Simulation of Chassis for Electric Cultivator

Santoso

Waris²,

Egra³

2023

JTEP-L

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Building or designing an electric cultivator requires a comprehensive study by paying attention to each main component, namely the chassis. The chassis serves as a place to attach the constituent components and holds the weight of the overall components contained in the tool. A good machine frame will increase the workability of the machine because the components that make up the cultivator are in the right layout. A good chassis design is needed to improve the performance of the electric cultivator. This study aims to design and simulate the strength analysis of the electric cultivator frame. This research consists of several stages, namely literature review, frame design, chassis strength simulation and chassis cultivator capability analysis. From the results of the analysis concluded that technically this tool is classified as safe with a loading condition of 18 kg and a support on its axis. However, it is still recommended that before production, the tool design must be re-optimized. Especially at the joints of the upper and lower frames near the pillow block. This is because this cross section is a critical area because it has a large equivalent stress value, has a small life cycle, and has a low safety factor. Keywords: Design, Electric cultivator, Simulation

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“…The main frame that is given an external load will result in stress on the frame. The critical section will occur at a point with a nonuniform geometric shape (Lohar et al, 2022). Stress in the frame will also occur at the point where the load will be transmitted to other components.…”

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