Formulation and Simulation for Speed Control Humps

In this study, mathematical models for conventional speed control humps, including circular, sinusoidal, and modified sinusoidal humps with lengths of 4m, 6.5m, and 9.5m, have been established. Additionally, mathematical models for circular, sinusoidal, normal distribution, trapezoidal, and flat-top sign humps applicable to any length and height are proposed. Simulations and comparisons have been conducted using five types of vehicles to evaluate the speed control humps and the maximum accelerations experienced by vehicles as they pass over them. The results demonstrate that the mathematical models for both conventional speed control humps and the proposed formulations—circular, sinusoidal, normal distribution, trapezoidal, and flat-top sign profiles—are effective for designing speed control humps of any length and height.

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American journal of mechanical engineering
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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.12691/ajme-12-3-1
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Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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Formulation and Simulation for Speed Control Humps

Fenghui Shi
American journal of mechanical engineering
Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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Formulation and Simulation for Speed Control Humps

Fenghui Shi
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Abstract

In this study, mathematical models for conventional speed control humps, including circular, sinusoidal, and modified sinusoidal humps with lengths of 4m, 6.5m, and 9.5m, have been established. Additionally, mathematical models for circular, sinusoidal, normal distribution, trapezoidal, and flat-top sign humps applicable to any length and height are proposed. Simulations and comparisons have been conducted using five types of vehicles to evaluate the speed control humps and the maximum accelerations experienced by vehicles as they pass over them. The results demonstrate that the mathematical models for both conventional speed control humps and the proposed formulations—circular, sinusoidal, normal distribution, trapezoidal, and flat-top sign profiles—are effective for designing speed control humps of any length and height.

American journal of mechanical engineeringVol. 12(3)
National Institute of Technology, Akashi College (JP)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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