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보행 장애인의 승차감 개선을 위한 휠체어용 능동형 서스펜션 시스템 개발Development of Active Suspension System for Wheelchairs to Improve Riding Comfort of Gait Disorders

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Development of Active Suspension System for Wheelchairs to Improve Riding Comfort of Gait Disorders
Authors
허영준전금상이상훈최성대장익규
Issue Date
May-2020
Publisher
대한의용생체공학회
Keywords
Wheelchair; Shock absorber; Suspension system; Vibration test
Citation
의공학회지, v.41, no.5, pp 203 - 209
Pages
7
Journal Title
의공학회지
Volume
41
Number
5
Start Page
203
End Page
209
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/kumoh/handle/2020.sw.kumoh/25147
ISSN
1229-0807
Abstract
As the number of people with gait disorders increases, the demand for using wheelchairs increases and the area of a ctivity for people with disabilities expands, thereby they increasing the demand for riding comfortability in various driving environments. Therefore, this study is to develop an entry-level active suspension system that apply to wheelchairs and to evaluate its usability. The suspension applied in this paper consists of a coil spring, a shock absorber, a control module to control the strength of the shock absorber, and a road surface condition monitoring system. A wheelchair occupant secures the riding comfort by adjusting the coil strength of the shock absorber in 12 steps according to various road conditions. Therefore, the mechanical properties were evaluated through the structural analysis of the suspension system, and the tendency toward the magnitude of the road surface vibration attenuated according to the rigidity of the suspension through the vibration test was attempted. In conclusion, as a result of structural analysis of the suspension system, stress in a range lower than the yield strength of the material was generated, and the vibration test showed the effect of attenuating the vibration generated from the road surface when the stiffness of the suspension was adjusted.
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