EP3898298A1 - Verfahren zum ermitteln einer achslast und federungssystem für ein fahrzeug - Google Patents
Verfahren zum ermitteln einer achslast und federungssystem für ein fahrzeugInfo
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- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
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- G01G19/12—Weighing apparatus or methods adapted for special purposes not provided for in the preceding groups for incorporation in vehicles having electrical weight-sensitive devices
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for determining an axle load and a suspension system for a vehicle, which is particularly suitable for carrying out the method.
- axle loads is used in particular to determine the loading condition, the distribution of the load and the total vehicle mass.
- the determined axle loads can be used to control braking processes or vehicle dynamics controls. Overloading of the vehicle, which can damage the vehicle and the road and significantly lengthen the braking distance, can also be prevented.
- Air springs allow you to measure your air pressure to determine the acting axle load, and also to actively change the level control and the acting axle load.
- the axle load can also be determined by measuring the distance between the vehicle body and the chassis.
- leaf springs can be designed on the one hand as parabolic springs with one or more spring leaves (spring layers) which are connected at their ends to the vehicle body.
- leaf springs are known as trapezoidal springs with several spring layers, in particular different lengths of Federblät, which are threaded or strung up on a central heart bolt, for example, and are held together at their ends, for example by holding clips.
- Such trapezoidal springs can have, in particular, progressive spring characteristics, which thus initially allow a soft suspension or a small modulus of elasticity in the case of small deflections, and therefore allow a larger modulus of elasticity in the case of larger Fe or deflections.
- Trapezoidal springs in particular have a pronounced damping behavior, since the multiple spring layers or spring leaves rub against one another and can thereby absorb kinetic energy.
- EP 1 571 429 B1 discloses a device for displaying an axle load of a vehicle in a vehicle body with an air suspension.
- US 6,590,168 B2 describes a measuring device that measures a deflection angle of an axle and uses this to determine an axle load.
- EP 1 604 179 B1 describes an axle load detection system for a vehicle with an air bellows support system using a pressure sensor for measuring the pressure in an air bellows.
- GB 1479192 A describes a hysteresis correction in which a range between an upper and lower predetermined value of the weight is set and a new determined value is compared with a previous weight value and a deviation due to a hysteresis.
- the invention has for its object to provide a suspension system and a method for determining an axle load, which enable a relatively safe determination or estimation of an axle load with relatively little effort.
- the method according to the invention is intended in particular for the use of the suspension system according to the invention; the system according to the invention is provided in particular for carrying out the method according to the invention.
- an axle load projection value or axle load reference value is thus determined, which can be updated subsequently and can be used in the various systems of the vehicle as the value of the axle load; i.e.
- the determined axle load projection value thus represents the axle load currently being determined or projected from the available data.
- the invention is based in particular on the idea of measuring a measuring distance between the vehicle body and the chassis already during a loading or unloading process, in which the spring-in state or spring-in travel of the leaf spring is thus changed, which as such initially affects hysteresis effects is. From this measuring distance, a hysteresis-corrected prediction or estimate of the current axle load is then made possible by determining an axle load projection value or axle load reference value. Since the nominal axle load that can be determined during a loading or unloading process is falsified, an axle load projection value is first determined from the directly measured measuring distance on the basis of stored and / or learned hysteresis lines of a hysteresis field.
- a measuring distance between the vehicle body and the chassis is thus measured.
- the measuring distance can in particular be determined by a measuring device provided on the vehicle body, which determines the measuring distance from the chassis.
- the measuring distance to a star axis of the chassis, which connects two vehicle wheels can be determined.
- the distance measuring device can on the one hand mechanically measure a measuring distance or a length, e.g. via a pivotable lever or other actuating device, and e.g. capture a measurement variable as a measurement angle or measurement length.
- a measuring distance or a length e.g. via a pivotable lever or other actuating device
- e.g. capture a measurement variable as a measurement angle or measurement length e.g. an ultrasonic sensor possible.
- contactless measuring devices e.g. an ultrasonic sensor possible.
- One advantage of the invention is that air suspension systems known, inexpensive distance measuring devices can be used.
- a current axle load projection value or axle load reference value is subsequently determined using stored and / or learned values of a hysteresis field. For this purpose, it is first determined whether there is a loading or unloading process, and then, according to this evaluation, a suitable hysteresis line of the stored hysteresis field is determined, which is then used.
- a suitable hysteresis line of the stored hysteresis field is determined, which is then used.
- the compression and rebound processes of the leaf spring can generally be represented by an ideal spring characteristic that describe an elastic reversible spring and rebound process.
- the spring characteristic which is represented, for example, by pairs of values for the measuring distance and the axle load, is also achieved in the vehicle when a relaxation criterion (second criterion) is met, or is achieved in good approximation, so that this ideal spring characteristic is then applied can be.
- the second criterion can indicate, in particular, that the vehicle has previously completed a journey in which the vibrations and small compression and rebound processes compensate or release the tensions and frictional forces between the spring leaves or spring layers.
- sufficient travel time and / or sufficient travel distance if necessary if additional conditions are met, such as also a sufficient minimum speed, from a starting point on the ideal spring characteristic.
- a loading or unloading process can subsequently be recognized, to which a first criterion (charging process criterion) is advantageously additionally provided, which, for example, indicates the vehicle is at a standstill, or can also be fulfilled by the driver when a corresponding signal is input.
- a first criterion charging process criterion
- the control and evaluation device thus recognizes that a change in the axle load is subsequently carried out starting from a point on the ideal spring characteristic curve, it being subsequently recognized on the basis of the measurement signals whether the measurement distance is increased, which then e.g. can be recognized as a feed and loading process, or the measuring distance can be reduced accordingly, which can be recognized as a rebound or unloading process.
- the ascertained axle load projection value and also the hysteresis field are advantageously updated by first resetting the second criterion and then checking whether this second criterion is subsequently fulfilled again, i.e. e.g. there is sufficient travel of the vehicle, which leads to the release of the internal tension of the leaf spring. Then it can again be assumed that a point on the ideal spring characteristic has been reached again. If this is fulfilled, a current axle load projection value can be determined with high accuracy directly via the currently measured measuring distance and the ideal spring characteristic, which thus corresponds to the previously estimated, i.e. based on the hysteresis during loading or unloading, axle load projection value replaced.
- the deviation of this current corrected axle load projection value from the axle load projection value previously determined on the basis of the hysteresis during loading or unloading can subsequently be used as a correction deviation for correcting the entire hysteresis line of the hysteresis field, since it can be assumed that the acting one Axle load has not changed during the journey and the change in the determined axle load projection value is based on an error in the hysteresis line last assumed.
- the entire hysteresis field can be corrected on the basis of this determined deviation.
- the hysteresis field can be continuously corrected and updated.
- axle load projection values determined according to the invention thus correspond to the currently determined axle load, or the axle load can be projected or estimated as an axle load projection value so that suitable values of the axle load are available for regulating and control processes.
- the hysteresis field can have only a single first (upper) hysteresis line, which represents a loading process starting from an empty vehicle.
- the hysteresis field can also have several first (upper) hysteresis lines for the loading process, e.g. as a group or field of hysteresis lines, which represent hysteresis lines for loading processes starting from different output values or output axle loads, e.g. in the case of a previously partially loaded vehicle or for other reasons such as superstructures, tank filling, etc.
- second (lower) hysteresis lines can also be stored for the unloading process.
- the hysteresis lines can be determined from the measured values on the one hand by interpolation of several measured values or on the basis of a mathematical model by evaluating a polynomial nth degree.
- Figure 1 shows an axle suspension of a vehicle with a leaf spring.
- FIG. 6 shows a flow diagram of a method according to the invention.
- Figure 1 shows an area of an axle suspension of a vehicle 1, in particular a commercial vehicle, with vehicle wheels 2, the driving tool wheels 2 being mounted on a common rigid axle 3.
- a vehicle body 4 is sprung against the rigid axle 3 by means of a spring system 5 with two lateral leaf springs 6.
- a vehicle wheel 2 and a leaf spring 6 can be seen accordingly.
- the leaf spring 6 is received at its front and rear ends 6a, 6b in spring receptacles 7a, 7b of the vehicle body 4 and in its central region 6c on the rigid axle 3, i.e. placed on the rigid axle 3 and fixed to it.
- a measuring distance d of the vehicle body 4 with respect to the rigid axis 3 changes ver.
- the vehicle body 4 is adjusted towards the rigid axle 3, i.e. the measuring distance d decreases with elastic deformation of the leaf spring 6, which is thus pressed upward in its central region 6c.
- the measuring distance d is in particular also a function of a load 8, which is symbolically shown on the vehicle body 4 according to FIG.
- a load 8 which is symbolically shown on the vehicle body 4 according to FIG.
- the axle load distribution of the cargo 8 will generally also have to be taken into account.
- the leaf spring 6 is designed as a stack of spring layers 9, ie a plurality of spring layers 9 are stacked on top of one another.
- the spring layers 9 are generally in different lengths for this purpose. gene trained and each have a center hole through which a common so-called heart pin is set; furthermore the spring layers 9 are held together by brackets.
- the leaf spring 6 can in principle also be designed as a parabolic spring with a spring layer 9 or a stack of spring layers.
- the method according to the invention is particularly feasible when the leaf spring 6 is designed as a trapezoidal spring with spring layers 9 of different lengths, since the hysteresis effects or damping properties described below are particularly important.
- the measuring distance d is measured by a distance measuring device 10, which acts as a mechanical displacement sensor, which is in contact with the vehicle body 4 and the rigid axle 3, or as a contactless measuring distance sensor, e.g. B. ultrasonic sensor can be designed, as it can be vorgese hen in a pneumatic suspension system.
- the distance measuring device 10 supplies the distance measuring signal S1 to a control and evaluation device 12, which stores the measurement data and data calculated therefrom in an internal or external memory 11.
- the measuring distance d therefore depends on the axle load AL.
- a trapezoidal spring 6 shows a hysteresis behavior, which is shown in FIGS. 2 to 3 and is particularly related to the internal friction between the spring layers 9.
- the measuring distance d is plotted against the axle load AL.
- the ideal spring characteristic curve KL the measuring distance d falls accordingly with increasing axle load AL, with a non-linear spring characteristic curve in general, in particular a progressive spring characteristic curve, in particular in the case of a stack of spring layers of different lengths.
- FIG. 2 first shows a loading process, that is to say a single-spring process:
- a hysteresis field 14 is preferably determined from previous measurements and stored in the storage device 11, e.g. as a group of hysteresis lines Hy1, Hy2, ..., whereby the hysteresis lines Hy1, Hy2, ... can in turn be stored as a determined mathematical function, e.g. Polynomials, or can also be stored as value pairs (d, AL), in which case interpolation between these value pairs is then currently formed.
- the loading process starts from an initial loading point B1, which is thus given as a pair of values (d_B1, AL_B1).
- a second criterion or relaxation criterion K2 is provided, which indicates that a point on the ideal spring characteristic curve KL has currently been reached; the second criterion indicates that the vehicle 1 had previously driven sufficiently.
- the hysteresis line Hy1 is defined by the frictional forces between the spring layers 9 during the loading process. The friction forces counteract the deflection of the leaf spring 6, in which the spring leaves 9 move against one another under pressure, so that a smaller measuring distance d is formed, a curved hysteresis line Hy1 being formed here, which line is measured accordingly can be used as value pairs (d_B1, AL B1), (d_B2, AL B2), ...
- a currently measured measuring distance d for example the measuring distance value d_B2
- d_B2 can be output directly from d_B2 in a subsequent spring deflection process starting from B1.
- an existing axle load projection value AL_B2 is determined. A mistake by using the ideal spring characteristic curve KL can thus be avoided or minimized.
- axle load projection values are determined, i.e. according to the graphic representation using the hysteresis lines as values on the abscissa.
- FIG. 3 shows an unloading process in which the second (lower) hysteresis line Hy2 is passed through for the unloading process.
- the vehicle 1 has previously met the second criterion K2, so that the internal frictional forces and tensions of the leaf spring 6 are largely reduced.
- An initial discharge point E1 lies on the ideal spring characteristic curve KL with high accuracy.
- the ideal spring characteristic KL is again not traversed, but the lower hysteresis line Hy2 defined by E1 with the points E1, E2, E3 to E7, which runs below the spring characteristic KL.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 thus show the characteristic field 14 with hysteresis lines Hy1 and Hy2, which in particular can represent loading of the empty vehicle 1 and unloading from the fully loaded vehicle 1.
- the uppermost first hysteresis line Hy1, which starts from a fully loaded vehicle 1, and the lowermost second hysteresis line Hy2 define and / or limit the hysteresis field 14 as enveloping lines and thus form three envelopes with the ideal spring characteristic.
- the respective hysteresis line is thus characterized by the axle load value AL of the initial loading point B1, which, however, can in principle also change. So changes can be made to the vehicle that change the total mass of the load 8. In particular, however, vehicles can also be partially unloaded and partially loaded, so that different starting loading points B1 and different starting unloading points E1 are to be selected, the other upper ones below and form lower hysteresis lines Hy1, Hy2. This is shown in FIG. 4, where the first criterion K1 is used as an example after a long journey, ie after the second criterion by K2 has been met, and thus in particular the change in the measuring distance dx is checked.
- a decrease in the measurement distance dx is determined here, which thus corresponds to an increase in the axle load, that is to say a loading process.
- the starting loading point Bx with the axle load projection value Ax can be selected, which is based on the spring characteristic KL starting from dx, and the hysteresis line Hy3 starting from Bx can be selected, for example by interpolating measured values and / or by a polynomial nth degree.
- a reliable determination of the axle load is thus already possible by defining a relevant hysteresis line Hy1, Hy2, Hyx, ... from a hysteresis field 14 by selecting the relevant starting loading point B1 or unloading point E1.
- an axle load AL as an axle load projection value
- no recalculation to the ideal spring characteristic curve KL is initially necessary, but the current axle load projection value AL-RV or Ax can be determined directly on the basis of the hysteresis field 14.
- the hysteresis field 14 changes dynamically over time, in particular due to aging or material fatigue, corrosion, changes in the interfaces and thus the frictional forces between the spring layers 9, the hysteresis field 14 is continuously updated according to a preferred embodiment. This is shown by way of example in FIGS. 5a to 5c:
- the hysteresis field 14 is stored.
- the vehicle is in turn loaded after a journey that fulfills the criterion K2, so that an initial loading point B1 can be set, which can be determined directly from the currently measured measuring distance value d_B1 and the spring characteristic curve KL. Due to a changed hysteresis behavior, the loading actually follows the dotted line Hy_neu until, for example, the second loading point B2 is reached during the loading process. Due to the outdated or faulty hysteresis line Hy1, the measured Measuring distance value d_B2 incorrectly assigned to point B2_old and thus an axle load projection value AL_B2_old was determined.
- the second criterion K2 is reset when a journey begins, in which case it can generally be assumed that the load 8 no longer changes.
- the ideal spring characteristic KL is thus reached again and thus point B3 according to FIG. 5b - with the axle load AL unchanged.
- the measuring distance value d_B3 is subsequently measured and not the measuring distance value d_B2_old that was previously incorrectly determined.
- this allows the error to be recognized qualitatively and the current axle load projection value AL-RV to be corrected on the basis of the currently measured measuring distance value d_B3 and the known ideal spring characteristic curve KL.
- the hysteresis field 14 can be adapted and the hysteresis line Hy1 relevant for the loading process can be corrected, i.e. according to FIG. 5c are visually shifted upwards to the determined values.
- the new, corrected hysteresis line Hy1 can be determined from one or more determined loading points B2. In principle, it can be mathematically determined from the initial loading point B1 and a further loading point B2 using a suitable polynomial nth degree.
- FIG. 6 thus shows a flowchart of a method for determining an axle load as an axle load projection value according to one embodiment:
- a travel time (D _ ⁇ ) is above a minimum travel time (min_A _t) and / or a travel distance (A _s) lies above a minimum travel distance (min: A _s).
- step St1 If K2 is not fulfilled, the method is reset before step St1; If K2 is fulfilled, it is recognized that the ideal spring characteristic curve KL can be used as a starting point for a subsequent change in the axle load.
- step St2 the measuring distance value d_B1 is subsequently measured and from this the point B1 is determined as the current value pair (d_B1, AL_B1) using the ideal spring characteristic curve KL, as a result of which the current axle load projection value AL_B1 is determined.
- step St3 It is subsequently checked according to step St3 whether the first criterion K1 or the charging process criterion K1 is met, i.e. there is a loading or unloading process, for which purpose e.g. can be checked
- the distinction between loading and unloading can already be provided as part of the first criterion K1, ie whether d increases or decreases.
- a decrease in d is measured, so that a loading process can be concluded in step St3.
- the upper hysteresis line Hy1 which is defined by B1 and the characteristic field 14, can thus be used in step St4. If, on the other hand, an unloading process is determined, ie d increases, the lower hysteresis line Hy2 is drawn up.
- the new measuring distance d2 is then measured in step St5 at the end of the loading process, from which the current axle load projection value AL_B2 is determined on the basis of the hysteresis line Hy1.
- the current measuring distance d is measured and, on the one hand, a corrected axle load projection value AL-RV is determined on the basis of the spring line KL.
- step St8 the hysteresis field 14 according to FIG. 5c) is subsequently corrected, a new hysteresis line Hy1 is determined and stored in the memory device 11, whereupon the method is reset before step St1.
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