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Bicycle 5 - Dynamic Model Fig 1 – Bicycle Dynamics Fail

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Page 1: Bicycle 5 - Dynamic Model Fig 1 – Bicycle Dynamics Fail

Bicycle5 - Dynamic Model

Fig 1 – Bicycle Dynamics Fail

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Literature Review

Compendex (Requirements) :

1) Journal Article2) Analysis of an overall 2D bike and rider model3) Analysis of a piece of a bike and rider model

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Parent Model – Base

Fig 2 – From “Full Interactive Model for Interactive Bicycle Simulator” [5].

Fig 3 –Equations for Kinetic (T), Potential (V) Energy and Dissipative Function (D) [5].

Fig 4 –Lagrange’s Equation [5].

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Our Proposed Model DiagramSource List for Constants

K1,C1 – [2]

K2,C2 –

K3,C3 – [3]

K4,C4 – [3]

K5,C5–

Rider Inertia – [2]?

Bicycle Inertia

Fig 5 – Dynamic model from [5] with an additional spring and damper added to simulate the dynamics of a front shock.

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Springs, Dampers, and Inertia - Rider

Fig 5 – “A Dynamic System Model of an Off-Road Cyclist” [2].

Fig 6 – A table of tested anthropometric parameters quantities , averaged over seven different subjects. [2].

Fig 7 – Spring stiffness and damping constants for the model of a rider [2].

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Springs, Dampers, and Inertias - Tires

Fig 8 and 9 – Results from a tire test for spring stiffness and damping parameters [3].

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Spring and Damper of the Seat and the Inertia of the Bicycle

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Spring and Damper – Front Shock

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Completed Model – What Next?

Requires some work Re-Derive Equations of Motion using

Lagrange’s methodVerify accuracy and check for errorsCheck with Dr. Schmitt for help

RisksModel Development and EOM will take time to

developMay be completely incorrect

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References, Etc…[1 ]H. Wilczynski, M.L. Hull, “A Dynamic System Model for Estimating Surface-Induced

Frame Loads During Off-Road Cycling,” Journal of Mechanical Design, Transactions Of the ASME, vol. 116, n. 3, pp, 816-822, Sept. 1994.

[2 ]E.L. Wang, M.L. Hull, “A Dynamic System Model of an Off-Road Cyclist,” Journal of Biomechanical Engineering, vol. 119, n. 3, pp. 248-253, Aug. 1997.

[3 ]M. Waechter, F. Riess, and N. Zacharias, “A Multibody Model for the Simulation of Bicycle Suspension Systems,” Vehicle System Dynamics, vol. 37, pp. 3-28, 2002 .

[4 ]J.P. Wideberg “Dynamic effect of the non-rigid modified bicycle model,” Journal of Automobile Engineering, vol. 216, n. 9, pp. 712-722, 2002.

[5 ]Q. He, X, Fan, and D. Ma, “Full Bicycle Dynamic Model for Interactive Bicycle Simulator,” Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering, vol. 5, n. 4, pp. 373-380, Dec. 2005.

[6 ]J.K. Titlestad, A.R.Whittaker, A.C. Fairlie-Clarke, M.C. Davie, and S. Grant, “Numerical and Experimental Simulation of Mountain Bike Suspension,” Materials Science Forum, vol. 440-441, pp. 111-118, 2003.