Hi,
I need suggestions on modeling four poster test or shaker table for Excavator
is it feasible to get some quality output if I have test data from running vehicle.
I have accumulated acceleration data on idler and sprocket centers and cabin engine mounts
Is it possible to simulate running vehicle on four poster orshaker table.
I have built the ADAMS view model with 4 cylinders and table. with rods having spherical joints with table and cylinders are connected to ground with high stiffness bushings.
I am able to feed random displacement data to 4 posts.
Please guide whether this works
RE: using ADAMS view for excavator four poster / shaker table
I think you'll run into problems with the tire model, and personally I'd have recorded far more data than that - force in, acceleration in, and wheelhubs, for example.
Having said that yes I have had some good results with that approach, for low frequencies.
As excavator dont have tires it is having tracks wraped on idler,rollers and sprockets.
I am able to capture data for sprocket and idler only as a input not on rollers
I wnder if data at rooler is missing so whether i am proving all inputs from ground.
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RE: using ADAMS view for excavator four poster / shaker table
Having said that yes I have had some good results with that approach, for low frequencies.
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RE: using ADAMS view for excavator four poster / shaker table
Thanks for your reply
As excavator dont have tires it is having tracks wraped on idler,rollers and sprockets.
I am able to capture data for sprocket and idler only as a input not on rollers
I wnder if data at rooler is missing so whether i am proving all inputs from ground.