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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"speed bump"”.
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Design, Modelling, and Test of an Electromagnetic Speed Bump Energy Harvester
Speed bump energy harvester, which aims to harvest energy from the passing by vehicles by absorbing their kinetic and potential energy, is designed, fabricated, simulated, and tested in this research. The proposed design is analyzed with a theoretical modelling which has then been validated with a …
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On the Development of a Real-Time Embedded Digital Controller for Heavy Truck Semiactive Suspensions
… random noise (on highway driving) and impulse (speed bump) response. The test results showed that for the damping tuning and controller arrangements used in this study, semiactive dampers do not offer any significant benefits in reducing overall vibration levels at the truck frame or axles. The …
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High performance damper optimization using computer simulation and design of experiments
… parameters in order to optimize a given cars speed and performance potential for a given driver and race track. Many teams employ a wide variety of computer-based simulations and actual development testing to help optimize aspects of the car's performance, which in most cases is ultimately the …
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Experimental Evaluation of Semiactive Magnetorheological Primary Suspensions for Heavy Truck Applications
… for a test case where the truck is driven over a speed bump at approximately 6-7 mph. The second comparison is for the test case where the truck is driven at a constant speed along a stretch of straight and level highway at a constant speed of 55 mph. Acceleration data for both of these test cases …
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Essays on stock exchanges speed competition, designs and high-frequency trading
… stock exchanges' competition on order-processing speeds is the Order Protection Rule, which requires an exchange to route its customers' orders to other exchanges with better prices. Faster exchanges attract more price-improving limit orders because the probability of being bypassed by trades with …