Modeling and simulation of automotive hydraulic brake systems using simcenter amesim
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Cao LamQuy Nhon University, Vietnam; Hanoi University of Science and Technology, VietnamNguyen Trong HoanDai Nam University, VietnamDuong Ngoc KhanhHanoi University of Science and Technology, VietnamTa Tuan HungUniversity of Transport Technology, VietnamNguyen Van DongQuy Nhon University, VietnamLuong Ngoc MinhHanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam; Vinh University, Vietnam
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This study develops a model of and simulates a hydraulic braking system using Simcenter Amesim to analyze the dynamic characteristics of the hydraulic system and evaluate the effects of several structural parameters. The simulation results show that the model can represent system operation, with a maximum pressure of 88 bar, a pressure transmission delay of about 0.003 s, and front axle brake pad clamping forces approximately 2.4 times greater than those at the rear axle. Transient phenomena were observed during emergency braking. Increasing the viscous friction coefficient led to a pressure delay increase of about 0.032 s, while increasing the return spring stiffness reduced the pressure by 2 bar. When the brake pad clearance increased by 0.2 mm, the pressure decreased by about 23%. These findings provide a basis for parameter selection and optimization to improve braking performance and system stability.
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