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Use of DFSS Principles to Develop an Objective Method to Assess Transient Vehicle Dynamics

Ibrahim A. Badiru, Michael W. Neal

Year
2013
Citations
3

Abstract

<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper presents subjective and objective methods for evaluating transient vehicle dynamics characteristics in four sections: (1) Definition of transient behavior in terms of four traits-agility, stability, precision, and roll support; (2) Description of subjective evaluation methods; (3) Implementation of Design for Six Sigma principles to the development of a steering robot controlled objective test for transient performance; (4) The final section of this paper uses data from simulation and road tests to demonstrate how chassis design parameters can affect transient handling performance.</div></div>

Keywords

Transient (computer programming)Design for Six SigmaComputer scienceVehicle dynamicsDynamics (music)Automotive engineeringSystems engineeringManufacturing engineeringSix SigmaEngineering

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