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Parallel Active Link Suspension: Full Car Application With Frequency-Dependent Multiobjective Control Strategies

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IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TCST.2021.3130892

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Suspensions (mechanical systems); Automobiles; Roads; Torque; Numerical models; Frequency control; Actuators; Active suspension; chassis attitude leveling; ride comfort; structural optimization; vehicle vibration control

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  1. U.K. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council [EP/N025954/1]
  2. Imperial Innovations
  3. EPSRC [EP/N025954/1] Funding Source: UKRI

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In this article, the parallel active link suspension (PALS) for road vehicles is investigated in the scenario of a sport utility vehicle (SUV). By utilizing PID and $H_{infinity}$ control schemes, the study focuses on chassis attitude stabilization and ride comfort enhancement.
In this article, a recently proposed at basic level novel suspension for road vehicles, the parallel active link suspension (PALS), is investigated in the realistic scenario of a sport utility vehicle (SUV) full car. The involved rocker-pushrod assembly is generally optimized to maximize the PALS capability in improving the suspension performance. To fully release the PALS functions of dealing with both low- and high-frequency road cases, a PID control scheme is first employed for the chassis attitude stabilization, focusing on the minimization of both the roll and pitch angles; based on a derived linear equivalent model of the PALS-retrofitted full car, an $H_{infinity}$ control scheme is designed to enhance the ride comfort and road holding; moreover, a frequency-dependent multiobjective control strategy that combines the developed PID and $H_{infinity}$ control is proposed to enable: 1) chassis attitude stabilization at 0-1 Hz; 2) vehicle vibration attenuation at 1-8 Hz; and 3) control effort penalization (for energy saving) above 10 Hz. With a group of ISO-defined road events tested, numerical simulation results demonstrate that, compared to the conventional passive suspension, the PALS has a promising potential in full-car application, with up to 70% reduction of the chassis vertical acceleration in speed bumps and chassis leveling capability of dealing with up to 4.3-m/s(2) lateral acceleration.

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