Vibrational Behaviour of a Quarter Car Travelling over Road Humps with Different Suspension Systems

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Abstract

Due to the unawareness of some vehicles’ drivers to abide by the limited speeds, many authorities have had to set up road speed humps to calm down the vehicles flow, especially in densely populated areas. And as a result, bad vehicles ride comfort is produced from the suspension system. Therefore, researchers and car manufacturers were interested in improving the vibrational behaviour of the vehicle while traveling over humps. In this study, the vibrational behaviour of the vehicle was studied while traveling over different types of road humps using passive, semi-active and active suspension systems.

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Waleed Ahmed Dirbas. 2026. \u201cVibrational Behaviour of a Quarter Car Travelling over Road Humps with Different Suspension Systems\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - A : Mechanical & Mechanics GJRE-A Volume 22 (GJRE Volume 22 Issue A1): .

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Due to the unawareness of some vehicles’ drivers to abide by the limited speeds, many authorities have had to set up road speed humps to calm down the vehicles flow, especially in densely populated areas. And as a result, bad vehicles ride comfort is produced from the suspension system. Therefore, researchers and car manufacturers were interested in improving the vibrational behaviour of the vehicle while traveling over humps. In this study, the vibrational behaviour of the vehicle was studied while traveling over different types of road humps using passive, semi-active and active suspension systems.

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