RecurDyn offers two Toolkits that are completely dedicated to tracked vehicles.
The first is dedicated to low mobility (i.e. low-speed) vehicles, whereas the second is dedicated to high mobility (i.e. high-speed) vehicles.
In this example, a tracked bulldozer was simulated to evaluate the dynamic behavior of the vehicle on different terrains and with different obstacles. The model can also be used to calculate the loads operating on the vehicle’s structure, and to analyze the forces acting between the links in detail. The Toolkit contains several components which can be automatically included in the model and then personalized based on the user’s data.
The RecurDyn solver offers unparalleled performance when solving these kinds of problems, delivering reliable results in a short time.
CASE STUDY
The adoption of SBES has significantly increased in the last two decades, driven by advancements in computing technology and the rise of Industry 4.0, which promotes nine key enabling technologies, including engineering simulation and big data analytics. SBES is crucial for the integration and automation of production systems, improving flexibility, speed, and quality.
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CASE STUDY
Multibody simulation is integral to engineering, enabling precise analysis of structural loads and dynamic behaviours in complex systems. In the context of forklifts, where tyres play a critical role due to the absence of suspension systems, accurate tyre modelling is essential. This study develops and validates a hysteretic Bouc-Wen model for the radial dynamics of solid rubber tyres to enhance simulation reliability.
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