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New Way To Determine The Technical Condition Of Ball Joints

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, , Citation A N Novikov et al 2020 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 786 012079 DOI 10.1088/1757-899X/786/1/012079

1757-899X/786/1/012079

Abstract

Among the multitude of vehicle suspension assemblies, the ball joint is one of the most important bearing assemblies, the operability of which directly depends on the operating conditions. Ball joints are used to connect the suspension and steering components and are kinematic interfaces that have three angular degrees of freedom when moving the working elements (levers). The reliability of the hinges has a significant impact on the safety of the car. In most cases, the ball joint is an indiscriminate node, which makes it difficult to determine the technical condition in a car service center. One of the methods of diagnosing are laboratory bench examinations of ball joints. To obtain reliable information about the wear of ball joints and the development of a technique for determining their technical condition in the conditions of an auto service company, a laboratory bench research area is needed. The completed research aimed at developing methods, tools and algorithms for determining the technical state of ball joints in the conditions of an auto service company. As a result of the research, the author's team developed a vibration method for determining the technical state of ball joints and a mathematical model for changing the technical condition of the ball joint of the front suspension of the MacPherson type of a car, in bench tests.

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