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publication name A Theoretical comparison between passive, switchable damper and slow active suspension systems
Authors F. M. El-Sayed, D. A. Crolla and Aref. M. A. Soliman
year 1991
keywords Passive suspension, switchable damper, slow active suspension, ride comfort.
journal The Bulletin of the Faculty of Engineering and Tech., Minia University, Minia, Egypt,1991.
volume Vol. 10
issue Part 1
pages 155-182
publisher Minia University, Egypt, 1991
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Abstract

Theoretical comparison of two control strategies for switchable damper suspension system is made. Also, theoretical model of the slow active system with a 3Hz bandwidth pneumatic actuator is developed and predicted results are compared with those of the passive system. The two setting switchable damper, which depends on optimal control theory, is of considerable interest, because it gives greater improvements over the passive than the two setting switchable damper (Karnopp strategy). The hardware required for such dampers us currently available. The slow active system is shown to provide worthwhile improvements in ride performance compared with the other systems, but it is likely to require more elaborate and expensive hardware in practice

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