suspension

[Ragsta]

Good evening to all

Are you aware of a 2d program to simulate the movement of a suspension?
I should set the reticular beam and the degrees of freedom, apply springs and finally see if it moves.

I don't care about anything accurate just to see if the suspension works.

thanks in advance

 

[zeigs]

at the time of the university we used artic. it is not at all immediate, but it manages to simulate very well the flat cinematics and perhaps for your purposes can go. is from dos (!), and there is also a pantry that describes (too much!) how it works
http://diem1.ing.unibo.it/mechmach/rivola/artic/artc9900.html

 

[AngeloB]

works very well working model2d, informed at study list.

 

[Ragsta]

Good morning and thank you for the answers.

I read some previous working model discussion, but the problem is, it's not freeware.

Since I should study the suspension movement in an approximate way, I was not looking for anything so specific.

Thank you.

 

[AngeloB]

the student version costs little and works well, give me straight informed with study list
exists also http://www.umlab.ru/ is very powerful, it works and costs little but it is not easy to use at all
http://www.right-toolbox.com.ar/rt-engl.html, maybe it works

cinematic in 2d is no longer developed by anyone, sin because it is very useful.
if you find some other software working tell it.

 

[cacciatorino]

senno' guard questo:
http://www.phunland.com/wiki/homeapart from the jokes, if you just need to check the mechanism's kinematics without doing dynamic analysis, don't you just have to make a pattern unifilare inside the cathegue?

 

[Ragsta]

Hi.

I've only done it before I can apply a spring now, so I've been running.

In the past I had a very simple program that allowed me to apply the yielding constraints with which I simulated the springs and I could evaluate the movements of each knot.

then on my hard drive it passed magic partition....:36_1_4:

Thank you.