Dissertation > Excellent graduate degree dissertation topics show
Analysis and Research on Performance of FSAE Racing Car
Author: ChaiTian
Tutor: TangYingShi
School: Hunan University
Course: Vehicle Engineering
Keywords: FSAE racing car Performances of a formula racing car Controllability and stability Simulation
CLC: U469.696
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
Downloads: 814
Quote: 3
Read: Download Dissertation
Abstract
|
This paper summarizes performances which a formula-style racing car should have by analyzing the racing work condition of the formula-style racing car, combined with rules of FASE racing car and the characteristics of the track. According to these performances, basic design methods of the parameters of the FSAE racing car are proposed, and the basic direction and objective of FSAE design are determined. It provide some helps in order to avoid the blind design of the FSAE car and establish the right design idea, and provide a reference for the appraisal of FSAE car’s design.Through summarized the race experience of FASE and analyzed a variety of FSAE cars’information, it summarized some performances and structural characteristics which the FSAE racing car should have but the ordinary vehicle dose not have. And by analyzing the purpose of vehicles, it summed up the differences with normal vehicles in the selection of suspension, steering, brake design parameters and structure from the view of playing a good performance and achieving good results.The whole research concentrates on the performance analysis of the FSAE car, and based on the theory of multi-body system dynamics, Hunan University FSAE racing car virtual prototyping is established under the ADAMS/Car. And by analyzing simulation results, I study the influences of the selection of suspension frequency and the change of tire performance on the performance of FSAE racing car, which has practical significance for the improvement and design of FSAE car in the future.
|
Related Dissertations
- The Setting Bases of Working Pressure in LNG Systems and Orthogonal Experiment Design of Heat Exchangers,TQ051.5
- Study of Interaction between Epoxy Molecules and Carbon Fiber Surface with Molecular Simulation,TB332
- Research on Mechanism Analysis and Modeling Simulation of Horizontal Well Tractor,P631.83
- Study on Springback of High-Strength Steel Stamping,TG386
- Numerical Simulation and Experiment on Hydroforming of Cups with Controllable Radial Pressure,TG386
- Research on Technology and Mechanism of Joining Cemented Carbide to Carbon Steel,TG454
- The Brake Performance of Hydraulic Retarder and Simualtion Research on Its Application for Aircraft Arrestment,TH137.331
- Satellite Attitude Determination Based on Gyro and Star Sensor,V448.2
- Numerical Simulation of Film Cooling in Turbine Cascade with Non-Axisymmetric Endwall Method,V231.3
- Research on Orbital Control Method for Space Rendezvous and Docking,V526
- High Speed Aerodynamic Convection and Coupled Heat Transfer of Complicated Bodies,V215.4
- The Analysis on Characteris of Vibration Source about Vertical Vibration of Surrounding Environment Induced by Rail Transit,U211.3
- Single Neuron PID Control for Electro-Hydraulic Servo Unit of Ship Rudder,U666.152
- Simulation Analysis on Temperature Stress of RCC Arch Dam and Its Construction Joints Design Research,TV642.2
- Study on the Heat Transfer Characteristics of Particle Cluster in Circulating Fluidized Bed,TK124
- Numerical Simulation of SNCR Process of a 600MW Utility Boiler,TK222
- Numerical Simulation of Biomass Direct Reburning,TK16
- Numerical Simulation on Pulverized Coal Combustion Process in a 670T/H Tangential Firing Furnace,TK224.11
- Numerical Simulation on the Combustion Process in the Furnace of a 1000MW Lignite-Fired USC Boiler,TK224.11
- Study on Gas-Solid Two-Phase Flow in Spouted Beds,TK173
- Experimental Study and Numerical Simulation on Aerodynamic Field of Tangential Bias Swirl Burner,TK223.23
CLC: > Transportation > Road transport > Automotive Engineering > A variety of automotive > Special Purpose Vehicle > Racing
© 2012 www.DissertationTopic.Net Mobile
|