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publication name A Comparison of the Performance and Power Requirements for Switchable Damper and Active Suspension Systems
Authors Aref M.A. Soliman, Mahmoud A.H. Galal and Nader A. Mansour
year 2020
keywords Active suspension system (ASS), Fuzzy control (FLC), LQR control, Ride performance, Switchable damper (SD).
journal Benha Faculty of Engineering Journal (BFEJ)
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Abstract

In this paper, the full-car model for passive suspension system (PSS), switchable damper suspension system (SDSS) and active suspension system (ASS) are compared in terms of their relative power requirements and ride performance. The linear quadratic regulator (LQR) and Fuzzy logic control (FLC) strategies are used for the system behavior and compared relative to the PSS. The PSS, SDSS, and ASS are evaluated in terms of ride performance criteria. The optimal suspension parameters values are evaluated. The results revealed that the ASS with the LQR control strategy gives better ride performance compared with PSS and SDSS. The ASS with the FLC strategy gives the best ride performance compared with the ASS using LQR control, and SDSS with LQR and FLC strategies.

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