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Modal Analysis of a Simplified Motorcycle Model during Turning Motion

旋回中の自動二輪車を表す簡易モデルにおけるモード解析

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Author(J)1) 平澤 順治
Author(E)1) Junji Hirasawa
Affiliation(J)1) 茨城工業高等専門学校
Affiliation(E)1) Ibaraki KOSEN (College of Technology)
Abstract(J)自動二輪車の簡易モデルの確立を目的とした研究である.直立近傍での直進を前提にしたSharpの二輪車モデルで旋回中の解析を行うことに限界があるため,新たに基準ロール角で旋回する二輪車を元にモデルを構築,モード解析を行う.

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Abstract(E)This study aims to establish a novel and simplified motorcycle model. Since the Sharp motorcycle 4DOF model, which assumes straight running near the upright position, has limitations in analyzing turning motion, a novel model is developed based on a motorcycle turning with a reference roll angle, and modal analysis is conducted.

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