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Influence of the technical condition of the running system of articulated buses on stability of their straight-line motion

Publication date
2023-01-19
Document type
Forschungsartikel
Author
Sakhno, Volodymyr
Polyakov, Victor
Murovanyi, Igor
Timkov, Oleksii
Mialkovska, Liudmyla
Popovych, Pavlo
Poberezhnyi, Liubomyr  
Organisational unit
Konstruktionswerkstoffe und Bauwerkserhaltung  
DOI
10.26552/com.c.2023.019
URI
https://openhsu.ub.hsu-hh.de/handle/10.24405/22497
Publisher
University of Žilina
Series or journal
Communications : Scientific Letters of the University of Žilina
ISSN
2585-7878
Periodical volume
25
Periodical issue
1
First page
B52
Last page
B61
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Language
English
Abstract
Among the most important operational properties of articulated buses, ensuring their safety, it is necessary to note the course stability of traffic (CST), as often the loss of CST of a vehicle is accompanied by an accident. The parameters of the CST of a road train are closely related to the design of the running gear, in particular to the skew of the bus and trailer axles. The critical speed of rectilinear traffic was determined for different states of the articulated buses running system, which, in the absence of a bridge skew, was 32.1 m/s (116.6 km/h). The movement of the SSA is asymptotically stable. Under the action of perturbation, the stabilization time for lateral velocity is about 1 s and it increases to 2 s for the folding angle, but the amplitude of the backscatter of this angle is 10 times less than the initial perturbation, which indicates a stable asymptotic law of its change at small amplitude.
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