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7th International Munich Chassis Symposium 2016

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In chassis development, the three aspects of safety, vehicle dynamics and ride comfort are at the top of the list of challenges to be faced. Addressing this triad of challenges becomes even more complex when the chassis is required to interact with assistance systems and other systems for fully automated driving. What is more, new demands are created by the introduction of modern electric and electronic architectures. All these requirements must be met by the chassis, together with its subsystems, the steering, brakes, tires and wheels. At the same time, all physical relationships and interactions have to be taken into account.

Table of Contents

Frontmatter

CHASSIS.TECH PLUS SECTION

Frontmatter
KEYNOTE LECTURES I – Chassis design at Porsche – latest developments and challenges for the future
Manfred Harrer
KEYNOTE LECTURES I – 20 years Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center – the improvement of Hyundai’s and Kia’s performance to meet customers’ expectations
Moo Sang Kim
KEYNOTE LECTURES I – Changing with the times – developing chassis for the future of transportation and customer mobility
Charles J. Klein
KEYNOTE LECTURES II – All-new NSX chassis technologies deliver a New Sports eXperience
Ted Klaus
KEYNOTE LECTURES II – From sports cars to full size SUV’s – how does JLR engineer chassis systems to meet this wide range of customer requirements
George Sherrey
KEYNOTE LECTURES II – Test procedure at auto motor und sport – from A to Z
Jochen Albig
KEYNOTE LECTURES III – Bentley Bentayga – chassis development for a luxury SUV
Keith Sharp
KEYNOTE LECTURES III – Steering system solutions today and in the future
Alexander Gaedke
KEYNOTE LECTURES III – Future sheer driving pleasure – making highly automated driving a reality
Reiner Friedrich

PARALLEL STRAND I

Frontmatter
NEW CHASSIS SYSTEMS – The all-new PRIUS – creating ever-better chassis of Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA)
Katsutoshi Sakata
NEW CHASSIS SYSTEMS – Das Fahrwerk des AUDI R8 e-tron (The chassis of the AUDI R8 e-tron)
Karl-Heinz Meitinger
NEW CHASSIS SYSTEMS – Born electric – challenges and potentials of new chassis concepts using the example of the BMW i8
Reidar Fleck
NEW CHASSIS SYSTEMS AND METHODS – Electromechanical active roll control – developing the future
Markus Stiegler
NEW CHASSIS SYSTEMS AND METHODS – Resolving conflicts of goals in complex design processes – application to the design of engine mount systems
Simon Königs
NEW CHASSIS SYSTEMS AND METHODS – Optimizing vehicle dynamics by in-house function development
Florian Fuhr, Manfred Harrer, Markus Gantikow
NEW CHASSIS SYSTEMS AND METHODS – Benteler-Toe-Correcting-Twistbeam (BTCT) – extended usage of twistbeam axles
Erik Schultz

PARALLEL STRAND II

Frontmatter
SIMULATION – Efficient MBS modeling of commercial vehicle for vertical dynamics and handling simulations
Tobias Winkler
SIMULATION – Advanced ride simulation framework for ride comfort optimization
Friedrich Wolf-Monheim
SIMULATION – Application of stochastic modeling and simulation to vehicle system dynamics
Simon Schmeiler
VEHICLE HANDLING OPTIMIZATION AND CONTROL – Continuous development of steering feel using objective and model-based methods
Hans-Michael Koegeler
VEHICLE HANDLING OPTIMIZATION AND CONTROL – New approach for improvement of the vehicle performance by using a simulation-based optimization and evaluation method (Neuer Ansatz zur Verbesserung des Fahrverhaltens durch Verwendung einer simulationsbasierte
Martin Heiderich
VEHICLE HANDLING OPTIMIZATION AND CONTROL – Fail-operational chassis for highly and fully automated trucks
Bastian Witte
VEHICLE HANDLING OPTIMIZATION AND CONTROL – Electrification of the torque-vectoring system to improve vehicle driving dynamics
Solmaz Rahimi Fetrati

CHASSIS.TECH SECTION

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CHASSIS ARCHITECTURES – A concept for optimal design of automotive chassis architectures
Paul Tobe Ubben
CHASSIS ARCHITECTURES – Electronic chassis platform – highly integrated ECU for chassis control functions
Jürgen Schuller
CHASSIS ARCHITECTURES – Partitioning of cross-domain functions
Markus-Alexander Schweiker
SIMULATORS – Integration of the real measurement data into the DVRS
Alexander Hafner
SIMULATORS – Designing steering feel dynamics using a real-time steering simulator
Kazuhiko Inaba
SIMULATORS – ‘auto.mobile-driving simulator’ – suspensions design of a wheel-based driving simulator
Thomas Tüschen
COMPONENTS OF THE CHASSIS – The new multi-chamber air spring by Porsche – future innovation in chassis mechatronics and integration
Markus Gantikow
COMPONENTS OF THE CHASSIS – Automated computational synthesis of suspension mechanisms – new design paradigm
Suh In Kim
COMPONENTS OF THE CHASSIS – How to improve a 120-year-old machinery element?
Manfred Kraus

STEERING.TECH SECTION

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HIGHLY AUTOMATED DRIVING – Potential of wheel-individual brake interventions as a backup for steering system failures during automated driving
Andreas Gauger
HIGHLY AUTOMATED DRIVING – Detection of the driver’s hand on and off the steering wheel for ADAS and autonomous driving
Maxime Moreillon
HIGHLY AUTOMATED DRIVING – Steering wheel, the central interface between driver and vehicle in case of autonomous driving
Roland Grimm
FUNCTIONAL SAFETY – Method for providing assist in an electric power steering system without a torque sensor
Anthony Champagne
FUNCTIONAL SAFETY – Sicherheitsrelevante Inhouse-Software-Entwicklung bei Ford Steering (Safety-relevant in-house software development at Ford Steering)
Thorsten Hestermeyer
FUNCTIONAL SAFETY – Simulation support for EPS functional safety validation
Adám Varga
STEERING FEEL AND STEER-BY-WIRE – Steering feel in heavy trucks – a driver oriented approach to evaluate different configurations of steering support
Alisa Boller
STEERING FEEL AND STEER-BY-WIRE – Steering feel design based on the driver’s perceived value of steering reaction force
Kimiaki Ono
STEERING FEEL AND STEER-BY-WIRE – Design of an energy-efficient front axle for a wheel-individual steer-by-wire system illustrated by the SpeedE research vehicle
Benjamin Schwarz

BRAKE.TECH SECTION

Frontmatter
BRAKE DEVELOPMENT METHODS – Topology optimization of a brake caliper and upright of a race car
Giampiero Mastinu
BRAKE DEVELOPMENT METHODS – Braking circuit simulation on a hardware-in-the-loop test bench – a first step to complete virtual testing
Karl Michael Hahn
BRAKE DEVELOPMENT METHODS – Braking comfort checks on the inertia dynamometer
Helmut Schlitz
FUTURE BRAKE SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES – MK C1® – Continental’s brake system for future vehicle concepts
Roman Büchler
FUTURE BRAKE SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES – Porsche stopping distance performance, an interdisciplinary goal (Porsche Bremsweg Performance, eine interdisziplinäre Herausforderung)
Lukas Kroh
FUTURE BRAKE SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES – Redundancy concepts for brake and CV steering in highly automated commercial vehicles
Falk Hecker
NEW REQUIREMENTS AND SOLUTIONS IN BRAKE DEVELOPMENT – New challenges for brake systems in prototype vehicles targeting highly automated driving
Kevin Meuer
NEW REQUIREMENTS AND SOLUTIONS IN BRAKE DEVELOPMENT – Maximization of electric brake torque through hybrid adaptive model control
Franz Dahlke
NEW REQUIREMENTS AND SOLUTIONS IN BRAKE DEVELOPMENT – New brake system products – with VDA interface ready for the future
Stefan Strengert

TIRE.WHEEL.TECH SECTION

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TIRE TECHNOLOGY AND TRENDS – Trends and challenges from OEMs to tire development and current implementation strategies
Alessandra Ferraris
TIRE TECHNOLOGY AND TRENDS – The next game-changing innovation in tire technology
Pierfrancesco Triboulet, Marco Del Duca
TIRE TECHNOLOGY AND TRENDS – Increasing the accuracy of tire performance in vehicle dynamics simulations using tire models parameterized with real road test data
Christian Carrillo Vasquez
SIMULATION – Methodology for the analysis of tire performance when passing through ruts
Jan Kubenz
SIMULATION – Simulation of a tire blow-out in a full vehicle scenario
Manfred Bäcker, Axel Gallrein, Francesco Calabrese, Günter Leister
SIMULATION – Improved prediction of tire cornering force and moment by using nonlinear viscoelasticity and transient thermal analysis through explicit FEM
JungChan Cho
FUTURE TECHNOLOGY – Development of ologic™ technology for enhanced adoptability
Isao Kuwayama
FUTURE TECHNOLOGY – New paint layer concepts protecting bright machined light alloy rim surfaces against corrosion
Anne Gailberger
FUTURE TECHNOLOGY – Road condition classification using information fusion
Waldemar Jarisa
Metadata
Title
7th International Munich Chassis Symposium 2016
Editor
Prof. Dr. Peter E. Pfeffer
Copyright Year
2017
Electronic ISBN
978-3-658-14219-3
Print ISBN
978-3-658-14218-6
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14219-3

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