Multibody System Modeling of Leaf Springs
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Cites work
- A continuum‐based finite element formulation for the implicit solution of multibody, large deformation‐frictional contact problems
- A formulation of arbitrarily shaped surface elements for three-dimensional large deformation contact with friction.
- A perturbed Lagrangian formulation for the finite element solution of contact problems
- A solution method for static and dynamic analysis of three-dimensional contact problems with friction
- Algorithmic symmetrization of Coulomb frictional problems using augmented Lagrangians
- An augmented lagrangian treatment of contact problems involving friction
- Analysis of a contact problem in leaf springs
- Dynamic analysis of the multi-link five-point suspension system using point and joint coordinates
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- On the treatment of frictional contact in shell structures using variational inequalities
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- Efficient method for calculating the composite stiffness of parabolic leaf springs with variable stiffness for vehicle rear suspension
- Dynamic simulation for beam to beam frictionless contact using a novel region detection algorithm
- Development of nonlinear elastic leaf spring model for multibody vehicle systems
- The improvements of new absolute nodal coordinate formulation based continuum beam elements in convergence, accuracy and efficiency
- Analytical and numerical investigations of linear and nonlinear torsional strains using position gradients
- New ANCF solid-beam element: relationship with Bézier volume and application on leaf spring modeling
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