Abstract:The paper deals with the optimal design and analysis of quarter car vehicle suspension system. For optimal designs are used the optimal parameters which have been derived by comparison of two optimisation algorithms: Sequential Quadratic Program (SQP) and Genetic Algorithms (GA's), for a five chosen design parameters. The goal function is chosen to provide the possibility to emphasize three main objectives of vehicle suspensions; ride comfort, suspension travel and road holding. Fuzzy Logic Control (FLC) is co… Show more
“…The objective function and the constraint functions are assumed to be at least twice continuously differentiable. This algorithm is a gradient-based search method [3], [4]. This algorithm is well-suited for constrained design optimizations.…”
Section: Optimization Based On Sqp Algorithm and Gamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the design optimization problem can be obtained by minimisation of sprung mass acceleration [2], [3] given in [4] subject to constraints.…”
Section: Optimization Based On Sqp Algorithm and Gamentioning
The paper deals with the optimal design and analysis of quarter car vehicle suspension system based on the theory of linear optimal control because Linear Quadratic Gaussian (LQG) offers the possibility to emphasize quantifiable issues like ride comfort or road holding very easily by altering the weighting factor of a quadratic criterion. The theory used assumes that the plant (vehicle model + road unevenness model) is excited by white noise with Gaussian distribution. The term quadratic is related to a quadratic goal function. The goal function is chosen to provide the possibility to emphasize three main objectives of vehicle suspensions; ride comfort, suspension travel and road holding. Minimization of this quadratic goal function results in a law of feedback control. For optimal designs are used the optimal parameters which have been derived by comparison of two optimisation algorithms: Sequential Quadratic Program (SQP) and Genetic Algorithms (GA's), for a five chosen design parameters. LQG control is considered to control active suspension for the optimal parameters derived by GA's, while the main focus is to minimise the vertical vehicle body acceleration.
“…The objective function and the constraint functions are assumed to be at least twice continuously differentiable. This algorithm is a gradient-based search method [3], [4]. This algorithm is well-suited for constrained design optimizations.…”
Section: Optimization Based On Sqp Algorithm and Gamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the design optimization problem can be obtained by minimisation of sprung mass acceleration [2], [3] given in [4] subject to constraints.…”
Section: Optimization Based On Sqp Algorithm and Gamentioning
The paper deals with the optimal design and analysis of quarter car vehicle suspension system based on the theory of linear optimal control because Linear Quadratic Gaussian (LQG) offers the possibility to emphasize quantifiable issues like ride comfort or road holding very easily by altering the weighting factor of a quadratic criterion. The theory used assumes that the plant (vehicle model + road unevenness model) is excited by white noise with Gaussian distribution. The term quadratic is related to a quadratic goal function. The goal function is chosen to provide the possibility to emphasize three main objectives of vehicle suspensions; ride comfort, suspension travel and road holding. Minimization of this quadratic goal function results in a law of feedback control. For optimal designs are used the optimal parameters which have been derived by comparison of two optimisation algorithms: Sequential Quadratic Program (SQP) and Genetic Algorithms (GA's), for a five chosen design parameters. LQG control is considered to control active suspension for the optimal parameters derived by GA's, while the main focus is to minimise the vertical vehicle body acceleration.
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