SHORT TERM COURSE 1
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Suspension analysis of vehicle using ADAMS Car
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COURSE 1
Working in the Adams vehicle vertical environment, automotive engineering teams can exercise their vehicle designs under various road conditions, performing the same tests they normally run in a test lab or on a test track, but in a fraction of time.
CONTENTS
PART- 1
ABOUT THE COURSE
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Introduction
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Benefits of using ADAMS CAR
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Starting ADAMS Car Standard Interface,
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Starting ADAMS Car Template Builder
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Plotting Results
PART- 2
SUSPENSION ANALYSIS
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Creating and Analyzing
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Front Suspension subsystem
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Suspension and steering assembly
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Performing a Baseline Parallel Wheel Travel Analysis
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Defining vehicle parameters
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Performing the Analysis
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Animating the results
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plotting the results
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Performing a Baseline Pull Analysis
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Defining a Loadcase File,
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Performing the Analysis,
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Animating the Results,
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Plotting the Results,
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Saving the Plot Configuration,
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Modifying the Suspension and Steering Subsystem
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Modifying Hardpoint Locations
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Saving the Modified Subsystem
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Performing an Analysis on the Modified Assembly
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Comparing the Analysis Results
PART- 3
Flexible Bodies Tutorial
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Modal Flexibility in ADAMS Car
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About Integrating Flexible Bodies Into Templates
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About Flexible Body Damping Ratio
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Create and Analyze
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Creating a Suspension Assembly
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Managing Flexible Bodies
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Performing a Suspension Analysis
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Animating Analysis Results
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Plotting Analysis Results
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Working with Flexible Bodies in Suspension Assemblies
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Working with Flexible Bodies in Full-Vehicle Assemblies
PART- 4
Template Builder
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Creating Topology for Your Template
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Creating a Suspension Subsystem
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Analyzing an Assembly Containing Your Template
PART- 5
Full-Vehicle Analysis Tutorial
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Opening a Full-Vehicle Assembly
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Performing a Single Lane-Change Analysis
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Performing a Quasi-Static Steady-State Cornering (SSC) Analysis
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Performing a Baseline ISO Lane-Change Analysis