Empirical lateral-force-model for forklift tires
Publication date
2017
Document type
Research article
Author
Stepanyuk, Sergey
Bruns, Rainer
Krivenkov, Konstantin
Organisational unit
Periodical volume
10
First page
1
Last page
12
Part of the university bibliography
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Abstract
Operational safety is the major aspect of a counterbalanced forklifts design. A new test was introduced with the standard DIN EN 16203 to test the lateral dynamic safety of forklifts. The measurements involve high costs and eort to achieve reproducible re-sults. Multibody simulations (MBS) are conducted to facilitate the design of safety systems and understand the safety limits of an industrial truck. An adequate tire model is an essential part of such simulation. A new approach to forklift tire modeling is presented in this paper. It involves measuring several common industrial tires on a drum tire testing apparatus and using them to parametrize the tire model. The SUPREM model (German: Superelastisches Reifenmodell) uses a mathematical modeling approach to describe lateral force and lateral tire deformation based on wheel load, slip angle, slip rate, and driving velocity. For this easy-to-use model, 8 parameters are estimated from tire measurements for dierent tire types. Better tire approximation leads to more accurate multibody simulations and a deeper understanding of the dynamic behavior of forklifts. Better vehicle lateral stability can be achieved if the outcomes are considered in the design process of a forklift. With this model highly dynamic multibody forklift simulations according to DIN EN 16203 can be carried out.
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Enthalten in: Logistics research. - Berlin : Springer, 2009. - Online-Ressource . - Bd. 10.2017, Article 1, S. 1-12
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