Vehicles Over Elastic Suspensions Flashcards
51) What does it lead to the elastic interconnection of both wheels of each side of a two axle vehicle? a. To a reduction of roll in static or quasi-static conditions, but also to a decrease of the relative natural frequency;
b. To a reduction of pitch in static or quasi-static conditions, but also to an increase of the relative natural frequency;
c. To a reduction of pitch in static or quasi-static conditions, but also to a decrease of the relative natural frequency.
b. To a reduction of pitch in static or quasi-static conditions, but also to an increase of the relative natural frequency;
52) In order to decouple of the directional behavior and the squat motion to be possible, there must be verified the following hypothesis:
a. The existence of a symmetry plane ( xz plane);
b. The linearity of the behavior of the spring and damper; instead, the non-linearity of the spring that simulates the tire behavior can be neglected;
c. Linearity of the trigonometric functions of the angles *, , ϑ ϕ ϕ1 and ϕ2.
a. The existence of a symmetry plane ( xz plane);
53) The roll axles for two axle vehicles p, q, r, and , and ψ: ϑ ϕ
a. Coincide;
b. Are different for trigonometric functions of small angles ( ) ϑ ϕ ;
c. Are different for trigonometric functions of big angles ( ). ϕ
b. Are different for trigonometric functions of small angles ( ) ϑ ϕ ;
54) The power spectral density of a road profile is measured in:
a. m/(cycle/ m);
b. m2/(cycle/ m);
c. m2/ Hz.
a. m/(cycle/ m);
b. m2/(cycle/ m);
c. m2/ Hz.
55) Of how much can roll the chassis with respect to the roll center of the axis?
a. Of a big angle;
b. Of a small angle;
c. Depends on the lateral acceleration.
b. Of a small angle;
56) Most annoying frequencies for humans:
a. From 1 to 5 Hz;
b. From 4 to 8 Hz;
c. From 40 to 80 Hz.
b. From 4 to 8 Hz;
57) The dof of a model with 10 directional dof are:
a. Displacement in y’, yaw rotation, roll, suspension roll;
b. Displacement y, yaw rotation, roll, suspension roll;
c. Displacement y, pitch rotation, roll, suspension roll.
b. Displacement y, yaw rotation, roll, suspension roll
58) The roll center of a suspension is defined as:
a. Center of rotation chassis-ground;
b. Center of rotation chassis-wheels;
c. Center of rotation wheels-ground.
a. Center of rotation chassis-ground;
59) The amplification factor of a quarter car model at 1 dof tends to infinity, so the exciting frequency
tends to:
a. Infinity;
b. 1;
c. 0.
b. 1;
60) The amplification ratio of the acceleration (ratio between the modulus of the acceleration of the sprung mass and the one of the ground displacement) of a quarter car model with one degree of freedom with λ¿ tending to 0 of the excitation frequency tends to:
a. Infinity;
b. 0;
c. 1.
b. 0;
61) The amplification ratio of a quarter car model at 1 dof , when the excitation frequency tends to
infinity, tends to:
a. Infinity;
b. 1;
c. 0.
c. 0.
62) The value of the damping that characterizes the condition of maximum comfort, with respect to the one that characterizes the optimum handling is:
a. Equal, according to the simplified model, but actually greater;
b. Equal, according to the simplified model, but actually smaller;
c. Equal.
b. Equal, according to the simplified model, but actually smaller;
63) The value of the damping extracted from the quarter car model at 2 dof is (with respect to the system at 1 dof , mass ms and rigidity K):
a. Smaller than the critical damping;
b. Equal to the critical damping;
c. Greater than the critical damping.
a. Smaller than the critical damping;
64) In a system at 1 dof with ideal dynamic damper (without other damping other than the one of the dynamic damper), if the damping cs is smaller than the optimum value, there is:
a. One resonance peak;
b. Two resonance peaks;
c. No resonance peak.
b. Two resonance peaks;
65) In a 4 steering wheel vehicle, the steering of the rear axle is:
a. Discordant at low speed and concordant at high speed;
b. Concordant at low speed and discordant at high speed;
c. Always discordant.
a. Discordant at low speed and concordant at high speed;
66) In a quarter car model at 2 dof , if the damping tends to infinity, there is (are): a. 2 peaks of resonance with infinite height;
b. 1 peak of resonance with finite height;
c. 1 peak of resonance with infinite height.
c. 1 peak of resonance with infinite height.
67) In an ideal suspension with rigid axle the kinematics must eliminate a number of dof equal to:
a. 4;
b. 5;
c. 6.
a. 4;
68) The roll axle is inclined with respect to the horizontal plane of an angle:
a. Zero;
b. Of small value;
c. Whichever.
b. Of small value;
69) The interconnection between the front and rear suspension serves to:
a. Reduce the natural frequency of the vertical motions;
b. Adapt independently the natural frequencies of the vertical motions and those of pitching to the design requirements;
c. To adapt independently the natural frequencies of the vertical motions and those of rolling to the design requirements.
b. Adapt independently the natural frequencies of the vertical motions and those of pitching to the design requirements;
70) The torque that the transmission shaft exerts over the solid axle:
a. Doesn’t have any effect over the directional behavior because it’s an internal force to the system;
b. Can have an influence, usually small, over the directional behavior that doesn’t depend on the kind of suspension used;
c. Can have an influence, usually small, over the directional behavior because it modifies the relative position between chassis and axle and therefore, as consequence of driving inaccuracies of the suspensions, can lead to variations of the imposed angles at the tires.
c. Can have an influence, usually small, over the directional behavior because it modifies the relative position between chassis and axle and therefore, as consequence of driving inaccuracies of the suspensions, can lead to variations of the imposed angles at the tires.
71) The torsional stiffness of the chassis influences:
a. The vehicle comfort;
b. No motion of the vehicle, as a whole (being a 1 dof of deformation, it can’t interact with the
degrees of freedom of a rigid body);
c. The directional behavior.
c. The directional behavior.
72) The lateral deformability of the suspension influences:
a. The vehicle comfort;
b. No motion of the vehicle, as a whole (being a 1 dof of deformation, it can’t interact with the
degrees of freedom of a rigid body);
c. The directional behavior.
c. The directional behavior.
73) The power spectral density of the acceleration of the sprung mass S a can be obtained from the one of the road profile S h and of the frequency response H through the formula Sa=H2S h . H is:
a. The ratio between the modulus of the acceleration of the sprung mass and the one of the vertical displacement of the foothold;
b. The ratio between the modulus of the displacement of the sprung mass and the one of the vertical displacement of the foothold;
c. The ratio between the modulus of the displacement of the sprung mass and the one of the vertical acceleration of the foothold.
a. The ratio between the modulus of the acceleration of the sprung mass and the one of the vertical displacement of the foothold;
74) The flexion at the vehicle’s characteristic plane (horizontal) influences what?
a. The vehicle comfort;
b. The directional behavior (handling);
c. None of the above.
b. The directional behavior (handling);