WO2003031253A1 - Procede et dispositif permettant de reduire la resistance atmospherique a un vehicule - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for reducing air resistance of a vehicle, and more particularly, to a method and apparatus for reducing air resistance of a box-shaped vehicle such as a bus, a train, a truck, a tractor, a trailer, a van, and the like.
- a box-shaped vehicle such as a bus, a train, a truck, a tractor, a trailer, a van, and the like.
- the front of the vehicle may be formed in a streamlined manner so that the air flow does not separate at the front of the vehicle.
- the space inside the vehicle becomes smaller. Because some vehicles do not have a streamlined body, buses, trains, trucks, and other vehicles that require a relatively large interior space are generally box-shaped instead of streamlined.
- a packing box 97 protrudes upward from a roof 98 of a cab.
- air flow is separated near the front end of the roof 98, and a separated area 9.9 is formed above the roof 98. The air flow also separates near the front end of the packing box 97.
- the air resistance of the conventional vehicle 91 is reduced, for example, by forming the front edge of the vehicle into a curved surface.
- the air resistance of the truck 96 is reduced by installing an air deflector (wind guide plate) on the roof 98 of the cab.
- the air deflector reduces the air resistance by changing the air flow (main flow) so that the front of the packing box does not receive the main flow.
- the conventional air deflector is formed, for example, in a streamline shape having a curved surface.
- Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2000-230337 discloses a vehicle having a box-shaped vehicle having a front surface formed with a protruding portion for reducing air resistance.
- the projecting portion has substantially the same area as the front surface of the box-shaped vehicle, there is a problem that forming the projecting portion and attaching it to the vehicle is troublesome. Disclosure of the invention
- An object of the present invention is to provide an air resistance reducing method and an air resistance reducing device for a vehicle that can reduce the air resistance of the vehicle with a relatively simple configuration without reducing the space inside the vehicle.
- the air resistance of a box-shaped vehicle in which a steady air flow region and a separation region between the steady flow region and the vehicle surface are formed.
- An air resistance reduction device that reduces the air resistance is provided. The device extends from at least one surface of a top surface and a pair of side surfaces of the vehicle toward the separation region, and is disposed in the separation region so as not to reach the steady flow region. Including members.
- the cab and the upper surface of the A vehicle having a packing box having: a stationary flow region of airflow when the vehicle travels, and a separation region formed between the stationary flow region and a surface of a roof of the cab.
- the apparatus includes a drag reducing member extending from the surface of the roof toward the separation area and disposed in the separation area so as not to reach the steady flow area.
- the resistance reducing member is a plate-like member that is mounted perpendicular to the surface.
- the resistance reducing member is a plate-like member attached to the surface obliquely rearward of the vehicle.
- the resistance reducing member has a predetermined length, and is disposed on the upper surface of the vehicle so as to extend in a lateral direction of the vehicle, and the predetermined length is preferably smaller than a lateral width of the vehicle.
- the resistance reducing member has a predetermined length and is disposed on a side surface of the vehicle, and the predetermined length is smaller than a height of the vehicle.
- the resistance reducing member is one of a plurality of resistance reducing members. It is preferable that the resistance reducing member is always arranged in the peeling area in accordance with the size of the peeling area that changes according to the vehicle speed. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIG. 1 is a side view of a box-type vehicle to which a resistance reducing member according to a first embodiment of the present invention is attached.
- FIG. 2 shows the air flow and the drag reducing member of FIG.
- Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the resistance reducing member and the experimental device of Experimental Example 1.
- Fig. 4 is a side view of the resistance reducing member of Experimental Example 2.
- FIG. 5 is a side view of the resistance reducing member of Experimental Example 3.
- FIG. 6 is a side view of the resistance reducing member of Experimental Example 4.
- FIG. 7 is a side view of the resistance reducing member of Experimental Example 5.
- FIG. 8 is a side view of a track having a resistance reducing member according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 shows the air flow and the drag reducing member of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a side view of the resistance reducing member of Experimental Example 10.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view of the resistance reducing member of Experimental Example 11;
- FIG. 12 is a partial perspective view of a track having another resistance reducing member.
- FIG. 13 is a side view of a passenger car having another drag reduction member.
- Fig. 14 is a side view showing a conventional box-shaped vehicle and the air flow.
- Figure 15 is a side view showing a conventional truck and air flow.
- the resistance reducing member 13 is attached to the upper surface 12 of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- the resistance reducing member 13 has a plate shape and is mounted perpendicular to the upper surface 12.
- the resistance reducing member 13 has a predetermined height H, and is attached so as to extend in the width direction of the box-shaped vehicle 11 at a position at a predetermined distance L from the front end of the box-shaped vehicle 11. That is, the front surface of the box-shaped vehicle 11 is orthogonal to the traveling direction.
- the airflow When the box-shaped vehicle 11 is running, the airflow relatively flows toward the rear of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- the air flow (main flow) does not flow along the upper surface 12 of the box-shaped vehicle 11 but separates near the front end of the box-shaped vehicle 11 and flows through the steady flow region. Due to the separated flow, a reverse flow region, that is, a separated region is generated between the steady flow region and the upper surface 12.
- the size of the separation area changes according to the size and the vehicle speed of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- the separation area and the steady flow area have been determined in advance by wind tunnel experiments.
- the resistance reducing member 13 is disposed in a peeling region formed while the box-shaped vehicle 11 having no resistance reducing member 13 is running at a normal vehicle speed.
- the predetermined distance L and the predetermined height H are selected so that the resistance reducing member 13 does not reach the steady flow region formed during traveling of the box-shaped vehicle 11 without the drag reducing member 13 at a normal vehicle speed. Is done.
- the normal vehicle speed is, when the box-shaped vehicle 11 is a bus, a vehicle speed when the bus runs on a general public road that is not an expressway, for example, 40 kmZh to 50 km / h. is there.
- Box type vehicle 1 of the first embodiment 1 1 includes buses and trains. As shown in FIG. 2, while the box-shaped vehicle 11 is traveling, the airflow (mainstream) relatively flows from the front of the box-shaped vehicle 11 to the box-shaped vehicle 11 as shown in FIG. It flows backward. The mainstream separates near the front end of the upper surface 12 of the box-shaped vehicle 11 and forms a separation region 15 near the upper surface 12. The main flow flows through the steady flow region 16.
- the resistance reducing member 13 is disposed in a peeling area 15 determined by a wind tunnel test according to the vehicle speed of the box-shaped vehicle 11 in a normal running state, and is separated from a surface of the box-shaped vehicle 11 from the surface. It extends towards 15 and does not reach the steady flow region 16.
- the resistance reducing member 13 reduces the air resistance of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic perspective view of the experimental apparatus.
- the air resistance of the box-shaped vehicle model 21 is measured using the experimental apparatus.
- a blower (not shown) is provided in front of the model 21.
- the model 21 is movable in the front-back direction.
- a support shaft 24 extending rearward from the rear surface of the model 21 is connected to the load cell 23.
- the load cell 23 is supported by the support 22.
- the load cell 23 has a built-in strain gauge and detects a load received via the support shaft 24.
- the voltage of the detection signal of the load cell 23 corresponds to the resistance of the model 21 received from the wind from the blower.
- Model 21 is a rectangular parallelepiped. Model 21 is 200 mm long. Surface before and after Men â Pi of the model 21 is a side a square 100 mm, the front of the area S Ru 0. 01 m 2 der. The distance between the floor of the model 21 and the floor is 30 mm. A wind speed of 11.5 m / s was sent to the model 21 from the blower.
- the air resistance C of the model 21 is calculated from the formula (1) force.
- E in the equation (1) is the voltage value E of the detection signal of the load cell 23.
- the air resistance coefficient C D generally used to represent the air resistance is calculated from Equation (2).
- Example 1 As shown in FIG. 3, on the upper surface 25 of the model 21, a plate 31 as a resistance reducing member was attached at a position away from the front surface of the model 21 by a distance L. Also, on the left side 32 and the right side of the model 21, the distance L from the front of the model 21
- LS A plate 31 was attached at a distance.
- the plate 31 has a height H.
- Each plate 31 has a height H (HS).
- the distance L and height H were changed, and the air drag coefficient CD was measured. Table 1 shows the results.
- the air drag coefficient C D of the model 21 alone measured without attaching the plate 31 was 0.906.
- Drag coefficient C D of model type 21 height H is the distance L a plate 31 of 8. 5 mm has a position of 3 Omm was 0.826 1.
- the model 21 having the plate 31 with a height H of 8.5 mm and a distance L of 4 Omm had a coefficient of air resistance C D of 0.8197.
- plate 31 reduced the air resistance of model 21 by 8.91% to 9.61%. From this result, it was found that the provision of the plate 31 in the separation area reduced the air resistance of the model 21.
- Example 2 As shown in FIG. 4, a plate 41 as a resistance reducing member was attached between the front surface of the model 21 and the plate 31.
- the plate 41 is separated from the front of the model 21 by a distance L1.
- the plate 31 is separated from the front of the model 21 by a distance L2.
- the height of the plate 41 is HI.
- the height of the plate 31 is H2.
- the height HI of the plate 41 is smaller than the height H2 of the plate 31.
- Plates 31, 41 were attached to the upper surface and left and right side surfaces of the model 21. Distance by changing the L 1, L 2 and height H 1 H2, was measured drag coefficient C D of the model 21. Table 2 shows the results. Table 2
- a swash plate 45 as a resistance reducing member is attached to the upper surface 25 as shown in FIG.
- the swash plate 45 is inclined obliquely upward from the front end of the model 21.
- the height of the rear end of the swash plate 45 is H.
- a swash plate 46 smaller than the swash plate 45 blocks the space between the rear end of the swash plate 45 and the upper surface 25.
- the distance from the front end to the rear end of the swash plate 45 is 41 mm.
- the swash plates 45 and 46 were attached to the upper surface and the left and right side surfaces of the model 21. Change the height H, to measure the air resistance coefficient C D of the model 21. Table 3 shows the results.
- Table 3 As shown in Table 3, when the height H was 12 mm, a resistance reduction rate of 25.13% was obtained. Therefore, the swash plates 45 and 46 were found to effectively reduce the air resistance of the model 21.
- a swash plate 51 as a drag reducing member extending obliquely rearward was attached to a position at a distance L from the front end of the upper surface 25.
- the distance from the front end to the rear end of the swash plate 51 is about 15 mm.
- the air resistance coefficient C D of the model 2 1 was measured les. Table 4 shows the results.
- the swash plate 51 of the fourth embodiment and the swash plate 45 of the third embodiment are different in size and position.
- the swash plate 51 of the fourth embodiment is relatively small, and the back surface of the swash plate 51 is open. With the relatively simple swash plate 51, a resistance reduction rate almost equal to that of the swash plate 45 was obtained.
- Example 5 As shown in FIG. 7, two swash plates 53 and 54 serving as resistance reducing members were attached to the upper surface 25 of the model 21 side by side.
- the swash plates 5 3 and 5 4 are separated from the front of the model 2 1 by distances L l and L 2, respectively.
- the height of the rear end of the swash plate 53 is H1
- the height of the rear end of the swash plate 54 is H2.
- the front swash plate 53 is smaller than the rear swash plate 54.
- the swash plate 3 the height H 1 and the distance L 1 constant, by changing the height H 2 and the distance L 2 of the swash plate 5 4 was measured drag coefficient C D of the model 2 1.
- Example 6 a model having the same dimensions as the model 21 and having a rectangular parallelepiped with a front edge formed into a curved surface was used.
- the radius of curvature of the curved surface between the front surface and the top surface is 1 mm.
- the radius of curvature of the curved surface between the front surface, the left side surface and the right side surface is 5 mm.
- this model is referred to as model R (1, 5).
- the plate 31 of Example 1 was attached to the upper surface and left and right side surfaces of the model R (1, 5). Change the distance L and the height H, to measure the air resistance coefficient C D of the model R (1, 5). Table 6 shows the results.
- the first reduction rate is a resistance reduction rate for the model 21 on which the plate 31 is not attached.
- the second reduction rate is the resistance reduction rate for model R (1, 5) without plate 31 attached. Table 6
- Example 7 it was measured drag coefficient C D of the model R (1 5) by changing the mounting position of the swash plate 45 of 3 l mm in FIG. Swash plate 45 was attached to (1) only the upper surface of model R (1, 5), (2) the upper surface and the right side, and (3) the upper surface and the left and right sides. The height H of the upper surface of the swash plate 45, the height HS of the swash plate 45 at each side to change to measure the air resistance coefficient C D of the model R (1, 5). Table 7 shows the results. Table 7
- Example 8 the mounting position of the swash plate 5 354 shown in FIG. The drag coefficient C D 5) were measured.
- Swash plates 53 and 54 were attached only to the upper surface of model R (15).
- Two swash plates were attached to the upper surface, and one swash plate was attached to the left and right sides.
- Two swash plates were attached to the top, left and right sides.
- the distance LS from the front of the model R (15) to the mounting position of the swash plate on the side and the height HS of the swash plate on the side were different from the distance L and the height H of the swash plate on the top.
- the swash plate 53 54 was found to reduce the air resistance of the rounded model R (15).
- the resistance reducing member 13 is disposed in the separation region 15 so as not to reach the steady flow region 16 generated when the box-shaped vehicle 11 without the resistance reducing member 13 travels.
- the relatively simple drag reduction member 13 reduces the air resistance of the box-shaped vehicle 11 without reducing the space inside the vehicle. As a result, the fuel efficiency of the box-shaped vehicle 11 is improved.
- the resistance reducing member 13 is preferably disposed on either the upper surface 12 or the side surface of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- the vehicle of the second embodiment is a truck 61 having a packing box.
- the truck 61 has a packing box 63 higher than the cab roof 62.
- a resistance reducing member 64 is attached to the roof 62 at a predetermined distance L from the front end of the truck 61.
- the resistance reducing member 64 has a plate shape having a predetermined height H, and is vertically attached to the roof 62.
- the resistance reducing member 64 has a predetermined width W, and the width W is preferably smaller than the width of the roof 62.
- the size of the separation area changes according to the size of the truck 61 and the vehicle speed. Therefore, the size of the separation area and the steady flow area can be obtained in advance by wind tunnel experiments.
- the resistance reducing member 64 is disposed in a separation area where the truck 61 running at a normal vehicle speed occurs.
- the predetermined distance L and the predetermined height H are selected so that the resistance reducing member 6 4 does not reach the steady flow region formed when the truck 61 without the resistance reducing member 64 is running at a normal vehicle speed.
- the normal vehicle speed of the truck 61 is, for example, a vehicle speed when the truck 61 runs on a general public road that is not a highway, and is, for example, 40 kmZl! â 50 kmZh.
- the resistance reducing member 64 may be arranged in a peeling area generated when the truck 61 is traveling on the highway (for example, at 80 kmZh). As shown in FIG. 9, when the truck 61 having the resistance reducing member 64 travels, an airflow (mainstream) relatively flowing from the front to the rear of the truck 61 is generated. The main flow flows through the steady flow region 66. A separation area 65 is formed on the roof 62 of the cab. The mainstream also separates near the front end of the packing box 63.
- the resistance reducing member 64 is located in the separation region 65 determined by the wind tunnel experiment, and does not reach the steady flow region 66.
- the air resistance of the truck 61 is reduced by the resistance reducing member 64.
- the air resistance was measured using the experimental device shown in Fig. 3 and the truck model 68.
- the dimensions of model 68 are as follows. Packing box 6 9 height 1 5 0 mm in to the top surface, the lateral width of 1 0 0 mm of packing box 6 9, the projected area S of the front of the model 6 8 0. 0 1 5 m 2 (1 5 0 mm X 100 mm).
- the top surface of the packing box 69 is 38 mm higher than the cab roof 70.
- the width of the cab is 90 mm, the length of the roof 70 of the cab in the front-rear direction is 80 mm, and the length of the packing box 69 is 210 mm in the front-rear direction.
- the drag coefficient C D of the model 6 8 was calculated from the detected voltage of the load cell 2 3.
- the wind speed of the wind sent to the model 68 is 11.5 tn / s. (Example 9)
- Example 9 a plate 71 similar to the resistance reducing member 64 shown in FIG. 8 was vertically mounted on the roof 70 of the cab of the model 68.
- the air resistance coefficient CD was measured while changing the height H and the distance L of the plate 71.
- Table 9 shows the results.
- Drag reduction rate is the reduction rate for C D value of the model 68 not attach the plate 71.
- the resistance reduction rate (12.14%) was the maximum when the plate 71 with the height H of 17 mm was vertically mounted at the distance L of 33 mm. This value was larger than the case where a total of two plates were attached by vertically attaching another plate at a position where the distance L was 41.5 mm.
- a plate 71 with a height H of 21 mm is installed vertically at a distance L of 49 mm, then a plate 71 with a height H of 23 mm is installed vertically at a position where the distance L is 49 mm.
- the resistance reduction rate was about 12.3%, which was almost the same.
- Example 10 As shown in FIG. 10, a swash plate 72 as a resistance reducing member was attached to the roof 70 of the operator's cab of the model 68 at an angle to the rear. The length T, height â , width W (see Fig. 11), and mounting position (distance) L of the swash plate 72 were changed, and the air resistance coefficient CD was measured. Table 10 shows the results. Drag reduction rate is the reduction rate for C D value had model 68 such have attached a plate 71. Table 10
- Example 11 a swash plate 72 as a resistance reducing member was attached to the roof 70 of the operator's cab of the model 68 so as to be inclined backward.
- the length T of the swash plate 72 is 30 mm
- the height H is 2 Omm
- the width W is 73 mm
- the mounting position (distance) L is 23 mm.
- a swash plate 75 as a drag reducing member was attached to both sides of the cab toward the rear.
- the swash plate 75 has not reached the steady flow region 76 and is located in the separation region 77.
- Swash plate 75 of the length T 3, mounting position (distance) LS was measured drag coefficient C D of by changing the height HS model 68. Table 11 shows the results.
- a plate 71 with a length TS of 3 Omm was placed at a distance LS of 15 mm.
- the resistance reduction rate was 18.80%.
- the following advantages are obtained in addition to the advantages (2) to (4) of the first embodiment.
- a drag reducing member having a relatively simple structure is provided in the separation region 65 so as not to reach the steady flow region 66.
- the air resistance of the truck 61 is reduced, and the fuel efficiency of the truck 61 is improved. Since the resistance reducing member is mounted on the roof 62 of the driver's cab, the space inside the vehicle is not reduced.
- the first and second embodiments may be changed as follows.
- a plate-shaped resistance reduction member 13 may be attached to at least one of the three surfaces (the upper surface 12 and both side surfaces) of the box-shaped vehicle 11 of the first embodiment. That is, the resistance reducing member 13 may be attached to only the upper surface 12 of the box-shaped vehicle 11, one side surface, both side surfaces, the upper surface 12 and one side surface, and the upper surface 12 and both side surfaces.
- the distance L and the height H are selected so that the resistance reducing member 13 is disposed in the separation region.
- the mounting position (distance) L and height H of the resistance reducing member 13 may be changed between the upper surface 12 and the side surface of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- a plurality of plate-shaped resistance reducing members 31 and 41 shown in FIG. 4 are provided on at least one of the three surfaces (the upper surface 12 and both side surfaces) of the box-shaped vehicle 11 of the first embodiment. May be attached.
- the swash plate 45 shown in FIG. 5 may be attached to at least one of the three surfaces (the upper surface 12 and both side surfaces) of the box-shaped vehicle 11 of the first embodiment.
- the swash plate 51 shown in FIG. 5 may be attached to at least one of the three surfaces (the upper surface 12 and both side surfaces) of the box-shaped vehicle 11 of the first embodiment.
- a plurality of swash plates 53, 54 shown in FIG. 6 may be attached to at least one of the three surfaces (top surface 12 and both side surfaces) of the box-shaped vehicle 11 of the first embodiment. Les ,.
- the front edge of the box-shaped vehicle 11 of the first embodiment is curved, and at least one of the three surfaces (the upper surface 12 and both side surfaces) of the box-shaped vehicle 11 A reduction member may be attached.
- the resistance reducing members of the first to eighth embodiments may be attached to the front of at least one of the three surfaces (the upper surface 12 and both side surfaces) of the packing box 63 of the truck 61.
- swash plates 81 and 82 as resistance reducing members may be attached to the upper surface and side surfaces of the packing box 63, respectively.
- the side swash plate 82 is mounted above the level of the cab roof 62.
- the side swash plate 82 may be formed to extend from the upper end to the lower end of the packing box 63.
- the resistance reducing members of Examples 1 to 8 are formed to be equal to or shorter than the width of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- the resistance reducing member is formed to be equal to or shorter than the height of the side surface of the box-shaped vehicle 11.
- a plurality of plate-shaped drag reduction members 64 may be attached to at least one of three surfaces (roof 62, both side surfaces) of the cab of truck 61.
- a plurality of swashplates 7 2 may be mounted on the roof 62 of the cab of the truck 61.
- Multiple swashplates 75 may be mounted on the side of the cab of truck 61.
- the position at which the resistance reducing member is attached to the vehicle and the height from the surface of the vehicle may be adjusted, for example, by using an adjusting means in accordance with the size of the peeling area that changes depending on the vehicle speed.
- the separation area corresponding to each vehicle speed is stored in advance in a storage device as data by a wind tunnel experiment, and the most effective in reducing the air resistance of the vehicle in the separation area according to the vehicle speed detected by the vehicle speed sensor.
- the resistance reducing member is formed so that it can be placed at a suitable position.
- the two plates slide relative to each other
- the height H can be adjusted by adjusting the height, and two heights can be adjusted by driving with a piston.
- the height of the resistance reducing member can be adjusted so as to correspond to an expressway and a public road that is not an expressway.
- variable height resistance reducing member is not limited to being formed to be adjustable to two different heights, and may be formed to be continuously adjustable in height, for example, by driving a motor. In this case, it is possible to adjust so that the resistance reducing member exists in the peeling region in accordance with an arbitrary vehicle speed, and it is easy to reduce the air resistance of the vehicle in response to a continuous change in the vehicle speed.
- the resistance reducing member 13 has a bus speed of 40 kmZt!
- the arrangement is not limited to being located in the peeling area at a distance of up to 50 kmZh and may be located in the peeling area corresponding to another vehicle speed.
- the resistance reducing member 64 attached to the truck 61 is 40 kmZl! It is not limited to being located in the peeling area corresponding to â 50 km / h or 80 kmZh, and may be located in the peeling area corresponding to other vehicle speeds. Good.
- the mounting position of the resistance reducing member such as the plate 31 is not limited as long as it is in a place where the vehicle is peeled off.
- peeling occurs at the front of the engine hood and the front of the roof of the cab, depending on the shape and speed.
- a resistance reduction member that can move between a position that falls along the vehicle surface and a position that stands up toward the separation area Plates 87 may be installed. Since the peeling of the passenger car 86 is smaller than that of the box-shaped vehicle 11, the air resistance of the plate 87 is relatively small, but the air resistance of the passenger car 86 is reduced by the plate 87.
- the air resistance of a vehicle is reduced by a resistance reducing member arranged at a predetermined position so as to be located in a peeling region at a front portion of a vehicle or in a peeling region on a roof of a cab such as a truck. Is done. For this reason, even if the shape of the vehicle is not changed, the air resistance of the vehicle can be reduced without reducing the space in the vehicle by a relatively simple configuration in which the resistance reducing member is disposed in the separation region.
- the flow separation region is a reverse flow region that occurs near the surface of the object when the main flow near the surface of the object is not flowing along the object. The region where the main flow flows is the steady flow region.
- the steady flow region and the separation region are obtained according to each vehicle and vehicle speed by, for example, a wind tunnel experiment.
- the resistance reducing member is located at least in a separation region corresponding to the vehicle speed in a normal running state of each vehicle, and is arranged so as not to reach a steady flow region.
- the resistance reducing member is adjusted so as to always be present in the peeling region in accordance with the vehicle speed, so that the air resistance of the vehicle is reduced according to the change in the vehicle speed.
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