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Design optimisation of vehicle suspension systems using artificial intelligent techniques

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  • Vivek D. Kalyankar
  • Ajinkya V. Musale

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Suspension system plays important role in automobiles and to some extent it is treated as backbone of vehicles. Design of suspension systems present challenges because of different conflicting criteria's and hence, optimum design of its parameters is essential to get better ride comfort. Important design parameters involved in suspension systems are un-sprung mass, sprung mass, tire stiffness, spring stiffness, suspension damping coefficient, etc.; and obtaining optimum design combination of all these parameters is only possible with the use of appropriate optimisation techniques. This article presents the summary of various optimisation techniques used by previous researchers for design optimisation of suspension systems. It is observed that, despite having various evolutionary optimisation techniques, most of the earlier work was surrounded with traditional methods and genetic algorithm. Hence, a better performing algorithm compared to those, is demonstrated here to prove, uses of appropriate algorithm will help to improve the performance of suspension systems. A swarm based artificial bee colony algorithm is considered here to achieve optimum design and it is demonstrated with two examples having different road conditions. Results obtained shows considerable improvement in the design of suspension system thereby achieving a better ride comfort when compared with the results of previous researchers.

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  • Vivek D. Kalyankar & Ajinkya V. Musale, 2020. "Design optimisation of vehicle suspension systems using artificial intelligent techniques," International Journal of Operational Research, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 37(3), pages 324-344.
  • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijores:v:37:y:2020:i:3:p:324-344
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