WO2003053747A1 - Procede et appareil pour l'estimation de l'etat de la surface d'une route et de l'etat de fonctionnement de pneumatiques, abs et commande de vehicule dans lesquels ils sont utilises - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for estimating a fine running state of a tire and a state of a road surface on which the tire is in contact with the ground during running.
- the tire condition refers to the tire internal pressure, wear, failure prediction, and the like
- the road surface condition mainly refers to the friction coefficient between the road surface and the tire (road surface friction coefficient //). If it is possible to estimate the running condition of the tires and road surface conditions in advance, stop the car before the tires fail and perform inspections.Before performing danger avoidance operations such as braking and steering, for example, AB It is expected that more advanced control of the S-brake, etc., will be possible, and safety will be significantly improved. In addition, simply informing the driver of the danger of the road surface condition while driving can enable the driver to perform an early deceleration operation, which can reduce the number of accidents.
- the road surface friction coefficient is determined by using the fact that the tire uniformity level, which is a physical quantity representing the fluctuation of the rotational speed of the wheel, changes with the magnitude of the road surface friction coefficient.
- Estimation method Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2000-55990
- a method of estimating the road surface friction coefficient by using the fact that the vibration level changes according to the road surface friction coefficient Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-258986) has been proposed.
- the road surface friction coefficient is estimated from the tire uniformity level. According to this method, a flat spot occurs on the tire, which deteriorates the uniformity. In the process of recovering the uniformity, it is difficult to make an accurate estimation.
- the above method of estimating the road surface friction coefficient from the lateral vibration of the front wheel with a corner is used to measure when the slip angle of the tire is completely flat or when the slip angle is large. There was a problem when accuracy was low.
- the present invention has been made in view of the conventional problems, and has as its object to improve the traveling safety of a vehicle by accurately estimating the road surface state where the tire is in contact with the ground and the traveling state of the tire. . Disclosure of the invention
- the present inventors have studied in detail the contact behavior of the running tire and the behavior of the tire at the time of failure, and as a result, obtained the frequency analysis of the vibration in the circumferential direction or the width direction of the running tire.
- the vibration level in one or more frequency bands of the above-mentioned vibration frequency spectrum is characterized by the condition of the ground surface where the sunset is grounded and the fault condition of the sunset. I knew that I was crazy.
- the vibration of the tire itself, the vibration of the wheel / suspension part propagated from the tire, or the time axis of the pressure of the gas (usually air) filled in the tire The present inventors have found out that it is possible to accurately estimate the road surface state and the tire running state by detecting the above minute change, and have arrived at the present invention. That is, the invention set forth in claim 1 is a method for estimating a road surface state and a tire running state estimating a state of a road surface on which a tire is in contact with a ground and a running state of a tire, Detects the vibration of the car or wheel or suspension of the vehicle inside, detects the vibration level of the vibration spectrum obtained by analyzing the frequency, and estimates the road surface state and the running state of the car when driving.
- the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state detects a pressure fluctuation of a gas filled in a tire of a running vehicle and detects a pressure fluctuation obtained by frequency analysis of the pressure fluctuation. It is characterized by detecting the pressure fluctuation level of the vehicle and estimating the road surface state during traveling and the traveling state of the tire.
- the tire pressure is detected using an absolute value of an output of a pressure sensor installed in the tire.
- a small vibration component on the time axis of the output is detected, and this is estimated as a pressure fluctuation of the gas filled in the tire, and the road surface state and the traveling state of the tire during traveling are estimated. is there.
- a vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation spectrum is provided in the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to any one of the first to third aspects. It is characterized in that a vibration level or a pressure fluctuation level in the range of 10 to 100 Hz is detected.
- a frequency band for detecting the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level is used. Is set in a range of 10 to 500 Hz.
- the invention according to claim 6 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level is detected. It is characterized in that the bandwidth of the band is in the range of 1 to 100% of the detection frequency band.
- the invention set forth in claim 8 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level is calculated by the following method. Xn) by using the following equation to calculate the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient.
- the data of the vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation spectrum is provided.
- the road surface condition and the traveling condition of the vehicle during running are estimated using the vehicle speed data.
- the front wheel speed and the rear wheel speed are detected. Then, the road surface state and the running state of the tire during running are estimated using the slip ratio calculated using the detected front wheel speed and rear wheel speed.
- the invention according to claim 12 is a method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to claim 10, wherein the pattern pitch frequency of the tire is obtained from a vehicle speed data. Number of the vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation spectrum, the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level of the frequency band including the pattern pitch frequency is detected, and the detected vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level is constant. If the threshold value is exceeded, the tire is assumed to be in a hydroplaning state.
- a vibration level or a pressure fluctuation level in a frequency band not affected by the pattern pitch frequency is obtained.
- the ratio of the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level in the frequency band of the above-mentioned no-pitch frequency band exceeds a certain threshold value, the tire is estimated to be in a hydroplaning state.
- the invention described in claim 14 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state described in claim 12 or claim 13, wherein the threshold value can be changed.
- the invention according to claim 15 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to any one of claims 1 to 14, wherein the vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation
- the feature is that the road surface condition at the time of running and the running condition of the evening tire are estimated using the data of the tire internal pressure in addition to the data of the spectrum.
- the invention according to claim 16 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to claim 15, wherein the natural frequency of the tire is obtained from the data of the vibration spectrum, and the natural frequency of the tire is obtained in advance.
- the tire internal pressure is estimated from the relationship between the tire frequency and the tire internal pressure, and the estimated tire pressure is used as the tire internal pressure data described in claim 13 above, as the road surface condition during running and the running of the tire.
- the state is estimated. ⁇
- the invention according to claim 17 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to any one of claims 1 to 15, wherein the pressure fluctuation spectrum includes: Detects the pressure fluctuation level in the band synchronized with tire rotation within the frequency band of 10 to 100 kHz and compares this with the normal pressure fluctuation level, and the pressure fluctuation is 20% or more than normal. If it is high, it is assumed that the tire has some sort of abnormality. It is to be determined.
- the invention set forth in claim 18 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to any one of claims 1 to 17, wherein the vibration spectrum or the pressure It is characterized in that, in addition to the variation spectrum, the road surface condition at the time of running and the running condition of the evening wheel are estimated using the load data of each wheel of the vehicle. Further, the invention according to claim 19 is the method for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to any one of claims 1 to 18, wherein the vibration or pressure fluctuation information is obtained.
- the signal is converted to a digital signal by the tire or wheel, compressed and transmitted to the vehicle body. The compressed signal is received and restored by the vehicle body, and the frequency is prayed. .
- the invention described in claim 20 is a road surface state estimating device for estimating the state of the road surface where the tires are in contact with the ground and the running state of the tire, and a running state estimating device.
- the vibration level is characterized by the vibration detection means that detects the vibration of the tires or wheels of the vehicle, and the frequency spectrum obtained by analyzing the frequency of the detected vibration.
- the invention according to claim 21 is the road surface condition and tire running state estimation device according to claim 20, wherein the vibration is vibration in a width direction of a tire or a wheel.
- the invention set forth in claim 22 is the road surface condition and tire running state estimating device according to claim 20, wherein the vibration is a circumferential vibration of a tire or a wheel.
- the invention according to claim 23 is the road surface state and evening traveling state estimating device according to any one of claims 2 to 22.
- the sensor is installed on the same substrate or in the same housing as the pressure sensor that monitors the pressure of the gas filled in the tire.This allows the substrate to be shared, resulting in a more compact and lower device. Cost reduction can be realized.
- the invention according to claim 24 is the road surface state and tire running state estimation device according to any one of claims 20 to 22, wherein the vibration detecting means or the vibration detecting means is provided.
- the board on which is installed is mounted on a tire or wheel.
- the invention according to claim 25 is the road surface state and tire traveling state estimation device according to any one of claims 20 to 24, wherein the apparatus is configured to wirelessly communicate from a vehicle body side that is a non-rolling portion.
- the road surface condition and tire running state estimation device further comprising: a vibration detecting unit configured to detect a vibration of a suspension unit of the running vehicle; and a frequency obtained by performing a frequency analysis of the detected vibration.
- the invention according to claim 27 is the device for estimating a road surface condition and a tire running state according to claim 26, further comprising: a vibration detection means for detecting the vibration of the suspension unit, wherein the hub to which the wheel is mounted is provided. It is attached to the part that is integrated via a bearing.
- the road surface state and tire running state estimating device are provided with pressure fluctuation detecting means for detecting a pressure fluctuation of gas filled in tires of a running vehicle.
- the invention according to claim 29 provides the road surface state and evening traveling state estimation device according to claim 28, wherein the tire internal pressure is determined by using an absolute value of an output of a pressure sensor installed in the tire. In addition to the detection, a minute vibration component on the time axis of the output is detected, and this is defined as the pressure fluctuation of the gas.
- the invention according to claim 30 is the road surface state and tire traveling state estimation device according to any one of claims 20 to 29, wherein the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level is detected.
- Set the bandwidth of the frequency band within the range of 1 to 100% of the detection frequency band and use the following equation from the vibration level or pressure fluctuation level data detected in one or more frequency bands.
- the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient is calculated.
- Road friction coefficient estimation l / [l + exp ⁇ — (ao + ai X i + a ⁇ z +. '.' + AnXn) ⁇ ] where a. ; Constant, a l 5 a 2 , ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , a n ; coefficient
- Xi Vibration level or pressure fluctuation level in the frequency band (fi)
- the invention described in claim 31 is a road surface condition and tire running described in any one of claims 20 to 30.
- a signal processing means is provided in a tire or a wheel portion, and a vibration information signal detected by the vibration detecting means or a pressure fluctuation information signal detected by the pressure fluctuation detecting means is converted into a digital signal. This is compressed and transmitted to the car body side, and the car body receives and decompresses the above-mentioned compressed signal and analyzes it in frequency. In this way, digital data compression technology is applied. By transmitting with a reduced amount of data, continuous data communication becomes possible and the accuracy of detecting the vibration level or pressure fluctuation level can be improved. .
- the invention described in claim 32 reduces the amount of transmitted data in the road surface condition and tire running state estimation device according to any one of claims 20 to 30.
- signal processing means is installed on the tire or wheel, and a vibration information signal detected by the vibration detection means or a pressure fluctuation information signal detected by the pressure fluctuation detection means.
- the tires or wheels are used to analyze the frequency to estimate the road surface condition during running and the running condition of the coaster, and the data representing the estimated road surface condition during running and the running condition of the coaster are calculated. To be sent to the car body It was made.
- the invention described in claim 33 is the road surface condition and tire running state estimation device according to claim 31 or claim 32, wherein the antenna function for performing the data communication is provided by a wheel. It is provided on the evening ear valve attached to the section.
- an antenna for performing the data communication is provided by a wheel. It is provided on the periphery of the rim.
- the vibration information or the pressure fluctuation information is initialized.
- Reset button or vehicle behavior data information including one or more of wheel speed, vehicle acceleration, and vehicle rotation angular speed, and the information from the estimating device are compared to automatically generate the vibration information or pressure fluctuation information.
- a system that initializes the vehicle, and initializes vibration information or pressure fluctuation information that differs depending on the type of car, wheel, or tire. Can be further improved.
- the invention according to claim 36 is the road surface condition and tire running state estimation device according to any one of claims 20 to 35, further comprising a load measuring device for each wheel of the vehicle, The road surface condition and the running condition of the vehicle during running are estimated based on the load data of each wheel. This allows the load variation applied to the wheels to be reduced, as in a large truck. Even for a large vehicle, the road surface state and the tire running state can be estimated according to the load data of each wheel, so that the estimation accuracy can be improved.
- a vehicle control device for controlling a running state of a vehicle, wherein the road condition and the road surface condition according to any one of the first to third aspects are set forth.
- ABS brake oil pressure control means wheel lock state control means, or vehicle based on the road surface state and / or the running tire state estimated by the above-described apparatus.
- Vehicle control means for controlling the running state of the vehicle such as an attitude control means for the vehicle.
- the invention according to claim 38 is a road surface state estimation method for estimating a state of a ground surface of a running tire, wherein the tire vibration, the wheel vibration, the suspension vibration, and the inside of the tire are included.
- At least one of the pressure fluctuations is detected and the vibration level of the vibration spectrum obtained by analyzing the frequency or the pressure fluctuation level of the pressure fluctuation spectrum is detected to estimate the road surface friction coefficient and
- a conventional AB SJ control system that detects on / off of the brake switch and stops updating the estimated value of the road friction coefficient when it is determined that the brake is depressed, and controls based on the wheel acceleration It is characterized in that it is switched to only. This makes it possible to prevent the present system from estimating the road surface friction coefficient after the brake pedal is stepped on, so that a malfunction of the system due to tire slippage can be prevented.
- the road surface state estimating method is that, instead of detecting the on / off state of the play switch, a slip ratio is calculated by detecting a speed of a driving wheel and a driven wheel, and the slip ratio is calculated in advance.
- the set threshold value is exceeded, updating of the estimated value of the road friction coefficient is interrupted.
- the slip state of the tire can be determined by detecting the slip ratio according to the speed difference between the driven wheel and the driven wheel caused by stepping on the brake. Estimation of the road surface friction coefficient can be interrupted according to the state, and malfunction of the system can be reliably prevented.
- the road surface state estimating method detects the engine speed and interrupts updating of the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient when the engine speed exceeds a preset threshold value. It is characterized by doing so.
- the engine speed is detected, and when the engine speed becomes higher than the threshold value, the torque becomes extremely high, and it can be determined that the tire is slippery. Therefore, the estimation of the road surface friction coefficient can be interrupted according to the slip condition of the tire, and the malfunction of the system can be reliably prevented.
- the invention according to claim 41 is the road surface state estimation method according to claim 40, wherein the threshold value of the engine speed is changed according to the connection state of the traveling gear and the clutch. is there.
- the invention described in claim B in claim 42 is characterized in that, in the road surface state estimation method according to any one of claims 38 to claim 41, the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level is detected.
- the bandwidth of the frequency band is set within the range of 1 to 100% of the detection frequency band, and the following equation is calculated from the data of the vibration level or pressure fluctuation level detected in one or more frequency bands. This is used to estimate the road surface friction coefficient.
- Road friction coefficient estimated value l / [l + exp ⁇ — (a.10 ax ⁇ a 2 x 2 + "'+ a n x n ) ⁇ ] where a Q ; constant, a 15 a 25 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , A n ; Coefficient
- the invention according to claim 43 is a road surface state estimating device for estimating a state of a grounded road surface of a running tire, At least one of tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and tire pressure fluctuation is detected and subjected to frequency analysis to measure the vibration level of the vibration spectrum or pressure fluctuation spectrum.
- the road surface condition estimating device that detects the pressure fluctuation level and estimates the road surface friction coefficient is equipped with a means for detecting the on / off state of the brake switch, and when it is determined that the brake is depressed, the road surface friction coefficient The update of the estimate is interrupted.
- the road surface condition estimating device detects at least one of tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and pressure fluctuation in the tire, and obtains a vibration spectrum obtained by frequency analysis of the detected vibration.
- the road surface condition estimating device detects at least one of tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and pressure fluctuation in the tire, and obtains a vibration spectrum obtained by frequency-analyzing the detected vibration.
- a road surface condition estimation device that detects the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level of the pressure fluctuation spectrum and estimates the road surface friction coefficient
- a means for detecting the engine speed is provided, and when the engine speed exceeds a preset threshold value, updating of the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient is interrupted.
- the road surface condition estimating device wherein the load of the engine depends on the connection state of the traveling gear and the clutch.
- a means for detecting the situation is provided, and the threshold value of the engine speed is changed according to the running gear and the connection state of the clutch. This enables more accurate control.
- the road surface state estimating device is the road surface state estimating device according to any one of claims 43 to 46, wherein the information signal of the vibration or the pressure fluctuation is transmitted to a tire.
- a digital signal is converted and compressed by a wheel or a suspension, and then transmitted to the vehicle body. The compressed signal is received and restored by the vehicle, and frequency analysis is performed.
- the invention according to claim 48 is a method for controlling ABS braking, wherein at least one of tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and tire pressure fluctuation is detected, and
- the road surface friction coefficient is continuously estimated by detecting the vibration level of the vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation level of the pressure fluctuation spectrum obtained by frequency analysis of the vehicle, and immediately before the driver steps on the brake.
- the threshold value of the brake oil pressure for shifting to the ABS control is changed according to the magnitude of the estimated road surface friction coefficient. For example, when the road surface friction coefficient estimated value is low, the slip ratio increases rapidly if the normal threshold value is set, and the braking force is reduced. In this case, the threshold value of the brake hydraulic pressure for shifting to the ABS control is set. By lowering the ABS and controlling it so that the sleep ratio does not increase early, the safety of the vehicle is improved.
- the ABS braking control method comprises detecting at least one of tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and pressure fluctuation in the tire, and analyzing a vibration spectrum obtained by frequency analysis of the vibration.
- the road surface friction coefficient is continuously estimated by detecting the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level of the pressure fluctuation spectrum, and the ABS is determined according to the magnitude of the road surface friction coefficient estimation value immediately before the driver steps on the brake.
- B The feature is that the degree of increase / decrease of the rake hydraulic pressure is adjusted. This makes it possible to perform ABS braking stably.
- the invention according to claim 50 is the ABS braking control method according to claim 48 or claim 49, wherein a bandwidth of a frequency band when the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level is detected is detected.
- the road friction coefficient is continuously calculated from the data of the vibration level or pressure fluctuation level detected in one or more frequency bands by using the following calculation formula. It is intended to be estimated.
- Road surface frictional coefficient estimated value l / [l + exp ⁇ (a. + A lXl + a 2 x 2 + ... ⁇ + a n x n) ⁇ ]
- the invention according to Claim 51 is an ABS braking control device, which includes tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and tire pressure fluctuation.
- Road friction coefficient estimation l / [l + exp ⁇ (an + aiXi + a ⁇ z + + anXn) ⁇ ] where, a. ; Constant, a 15 a 2 , ⁇ , a n ; coefficient
- the ABS braking control device comprising: a means for detecting at least one of tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and tire pressure fluctuation. And the vibration level of the vibration spectrum obtained by frequency analysis of the detected vibration information signal or pressure fluctuation signal or the pressure fluctuation level of the pressure fluctuation spectrum is detected, and the road surface friction is calculated using the following equation. Means for continuously calculating the estimated value of the coefficient, means for detecting the on / off of the brake switch, and ABS brake hydraulic pressure according to the magnitude of the road surface friction coefficient estimated immediately before the driver steps on the brake. Degree of change And means for adjusting.
- Road friction coefficient estimation l / [l + exp ⁇ — (ao + aiXi + asXz + '-'. + AnXn) ⁇ ] where, a. ; Constant, a 13 a 25 ⁇ , a n ; coefficient
- the invention according to Claim 53 is a vehicle control device for controlling a running state of a vehicle, wherein the vehicle control device controls the running state of the vehicle.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration of a road surface state and evening traveling state estimation device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a mounting location of the acceleration sensor.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a vibration spectrum of a wheel.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a correlation between an actual road surface friction coefficient / and an estimated value according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing another mounting portion of the acceleration sensor.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a method of detecting vibration of the suspension section according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a vibration spectrum of a suspension unit.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a correlation between an actual road surface friction coefficient / z and an estimated value obtained by detecting and estimating vibration of a suspension.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a configuration of a vehicle control device according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another configuration of the vehicle control device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a functional block diagram of the road surface state and tire traveling state estimation device according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a mounting position of a pressure sensor.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a configuration example for transmitting a pressure fluctuation information signal to the vehicle body.
- Fig. 14 shows a vehicle equipped with a pressure sensor on a dry asphalt road and on snow.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a pressure fluctuation spectrum when the vehicle is driven while traveling.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a correlation between an actual road surface friction coefficient / z and an estimated value based on a tire internal pressure fluctuation.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing the correlation between the actual road surface friction coefficient and the ⁇ estimation value based on wheel vibration.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a configuration of the hydroplaning state estimating means according to the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a pressure fluctuation spectrum in a hydroplaning state.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a vibration spectrum in a hydroplaning state.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing the relationship between the vehicle speed and the ratio between the vibration level at the pattern pitch frequency and the vibration level in the 100 to 200 ° band.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a configuration of a road surface condition estimating device according to Embodiment 6.
- FIG. 22 is a flow chart for updating control of an estimated value based on detection of a brake switch.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram showing a configuration of a road surface state estimating apparatus including a sleep ratio determining unit according to the present invention.
- FIG. 24 is a flowchart for updating control of the ⁇ estimation value based on the slip ratio.
- FIG. 25 is a flowchart for controlling the updating of the estimated value based on the engine speed.
- FIG. 26 is a diagram showing the calculation results of ⁇ estimation values when the test vehicle is run on various road surfaces at a constant speed.
- FIG. 27 is a diagram showing a calculation result of the ⁇ estimation value when the test vehicle is accelerated on a dry asphalt road surface.
- FIG. 28 is a diagram illustrating the calculation result of the estimated value when the control of updating the estimated value is performed based on the slip ratio and the engine speed.
- FIG. 29 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the ABS braking control device according to the seventh embodiment.
- FIG. 30 is a schematic diagram showing the force applied to the tire.
- Fig. 31 is an S- / curve showing the relationship between slip ratio and frictional force.
- FIG. 32 is a graph showing a result of measuring a vehicle speed and a wheel speed by running a test vehicle on a WET road surface.
- FIG. 33 is a graph showing the results of measuring a vehicle speed and a wheel speed by running a test vehicle on an ICE road surface.
- FIG. 34 shows a test vehicle equipped with an ABS braking control device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration of a road surface state and tire running state estimating apparatus 10 according to the best mode 1.
- the apparatus 10 includes a vibration detecting unit 10A and a signal processing unit 10B. It has.
- the vibration detection unit 1 OA includes an acceleration sensor 11 that is a vibration detection unit that detects the vibration of the tire transmitted to the wheel, and the signal processing unit 10 B includes the frequency band setting unit 12 and the vibration level detection unit.
- Frequency analysis means 14 for detecting a vibration level in a frequency range in which the vibration level is characteristically changed, that is, a vibration level in a frequency band at least included in a range of 100 to 100 Hz.
- the vibration level detected by the bell storage means 15 and the frequency analysis means 14 is compared with the vibration level correspondence table 15 T by jfe, and the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ and the state of the running tire are calculated from the vibration level.
- the vibration level correspondence table 15 T indicates that, as described later, the acceleration sensor 11 is attached to the test vehicle, and the vehicle is driven at a predetermined speed V on a road surface having a different road surface friction coefficient. It is created by measuring the vibration of the wheel 1 by driving a vehicle equipped with a prototype tire corresponding to the defective tire with a part of the tread removed.
- a bimorph piezoelectric surface mount type acceleration sensor is used as the acceleration sensor 11, and the acceleration sensor 11 is connected to the wheel 1 of the wheel 1 as shown in FIGS. 2 (a) and (b).
- the sensor was housed in the sensor box 17 attached to the recess of the tire 2 on the tire side.
- reference numeral 3 denotes a tire valve mounted on the wheel 1.
- the sensor box 17 accommodates a pressure sensor 18 for monitoring the pressure of the gas filled in the tire, and the acceleration sensor 11 includes a pressure detection circuit, a battery, and the like.
- the pressure sensor 18 is mounted on the substrate 19 on which the pressure sensor 18 is mounted.
- the board 19 is a common sensor, and the drive circuit for the acceleration sensor 11 is also mounted on the board 19, and the battery is a common power supply for the acceleration sensor 11 and the pressure sensor 18.
- the acceleration sensor 11 or the substrate on which the acceleration sensor 11 is installed may be installed on the wheel 1 separately from the pressure sensor 18, or the drive / detection circuit for the acceleration sensor 11 may be installed.
- the mounted substrate may be installed separately from the acceleration sensor 11, but in order to reduce the size of the device, as described above, the acceleration sensor 11 and its counterpart are in the same housing as the pressure sensor 18. It is preferable to install the sensor in the body (sensor box 17), and it is preferable to share at least the substrate with the above-mentioned countermeasure 19.
- vibration of the running wheel 1 is detected by the acceleration sensor 11, and the detected vibration information signal of the wheel 1 is frequency-analyzed by the frequency analysis means 14 to obtain a vibration level in a predetermined frequency band.
- the vibration level detected by the frequency analysis means 14 may be different depending on the center frequency depending on the road surface condition or tire running condition. Vibration level characteristically changes, i.e., the vibration level of a frequency band having a predetermined bandwidth in the range of at least 10 to 10,000 Hz, more specifically, the frequency range of at least 10 to 10,000 Hz.
- One of a detection frequency band (frequency band of vibration information signal of wheel 1); L: A vibration level having a bandwidth of 00% is detected.
- the vibration level detected by the frequency analysis means 14 is 800 to 3500 Hz, and the bandwidth is about 54% of the detection frequency band.
- the bandwidth is preferably set to a relatively narrow range, for example, 10 to 500 Hz.
- the one or more frequency bands are set by the frequency band setting means 12, and the vibration level detection means 13 detects the vibration level.
- the detected vibration level is sent to the road surface condition and tire running state estimating means 16, and is stored in the road surface state and tire running state estimating means 16 in the vibration level storing means 15 in advance.
- the estimated value (/ estimated value) of the road surface friction coefficient is obtained. From the vibration information signal in the tire circumferential direction or tire width direction, the road surface friction coefficient can be accurately estimated.
- Fig. 3 shows a passenger car equipped with a tire equipped with a wheel equipped with two acceleration sensors, an acceleration sensor that detects vibration in the tire circumferential direction and an acceleration sensor that detects vibration in the tire width direction.
- the horizontal axis of this graph is the frequency
- the vertical axis is the vibration level when 1 G is set to 0 dB.
- the solid line represents the tire vibration spectrum in the tire circumferential direction
- the broken line represents the tire width vibration spectrum.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing a relationship between a road surface friction coefficient measured in advance and an estimated value ( ⁇ estimated value) of a road surface friction coefficient estimated using a detected wheel vibration information signal. As is clear from the results, the above // estimated value and the actual road surface friction coefficient show a good correlation.
- the acceleration sensor 11 detects the vibration of the wheel 1 in the tire circumferential direction or the tire width direction, and the vibration information signal and the vibration levels and the road surface friction coefficient in the plurality of frequency bands obtained in advance are determined. It was confirmed that it was possible to accurately estimate the road surface friction coefficient by associating with the vibration level correspondence table 15 T showing the relationship with.
- the vibration information signal of the wheel 1 detected by the acceleration sensor 11 attached to the wheel rim 2 is frequency-analyzed by the frequency analysis means 14 and the vibration spectrum is obtained.
- the vibration level of the vehicle is detected, and the relationship between the detected vibration level, the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ stored in the vibration level storage means 15 and the vibration level is shown by the road surface state and tire running state estimation means 16. Since the road surface friction coefficient / is estimated by comparing with the vibration level correspondence table 15 T, the value of the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ can be accurately estimated, and vehicle safety can be improved.
- the acceleration sensor 11 is mounted on the tire side of the wheel rim 2 to detect the vibration of the tire transmitted to the wheel 1. However, as shown in FIG.
- the acceleration sensor 11 may be mounted on the wheel disk side of the wheel rim 2.
- the acceleration sensor 1 may be attached to the inner surface 5a of the tread 5 of the tire 4 to directly detect the vibration of the tire 4.
- the slipperiness which is the state of the running tire, may be estimated from the road surface friction coefficient.
- the frequency band for detecting the vibration level for calculating the estimated value is compared with the vibration spectrum obtained by running on a different road surface, and the vibration level is characteristic.
- this frequency band is set to a frequency band having a high correlation with the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ , the accuracy of the estimated value can be further improved.
- the acceleration sensor 11 is attached to the test vehicle, and the vehicle is driven at a predetermined speed V on a road surface having a different road surface condition (road surface friction coefficient z) to obtain a tire vibration spectrum.
- ⁇ Estimated value l / [l + exp ⁇ — (a. + A 1 Xi + a 2 x 2 + ha n x n ) ⁇ ] '... (1) where a 0 ; constant, a 15 a 2 , ⁇ , a n ; coefficient
- a frequency band fi (i l to n having a high correlation with the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ .
- the number of frequency bands fi for detecting the vibration frequency band value (vibration level) Xi used for detecting the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ ⁇ is preferably three or more. If there is a frequency band fi that clearly reflects the state (road friction coefficient ⁇ ), one frequency band may be used.
- the vibration level storage means 15 is omitted in the device 10, and the road surface state and evening traveling state estimating means 16 are provided with the frequency of the vibration detected by the frequency analyzing means 12.
- the ⁇ estimation value can be directly obtained by using the above equation (1), or the road surface condition can be estimated by using the above / estimated value.
- the failure state of the tire using the vibration spectrum. Specifically, when a part of the tire tread is peeled off or the like, a specific vibration is generated every time the part comes into contact with the road surface. By detecting the vibration level of the frequency band and comparing the vibration level of the normal tire with the vibration level of the same frequency band as above, it can be estimated that some abnormality has occurred in the tire.
- the frequency of the natural vibration of the tire is detected from the vibration level in the frequency band of 200 Hz or less of the vibration spectrum obtained by frequency analysis of the vibration information signal from the acceleration sensor 11.
- the tire internal pressure can be estimated.
- the natural vibration frequency of the evening tire is determined from the vibration spectrum data, and the tire frequency and the tire pressure obtained in advance are calculated.
- the tire internal pressure may be estimated from the relationship, and the estimated tire internal pressure may be used as the evening internal pressure.
- the pressure sensor 18 provided in the sensor box 17 can be omitted.
- a load measuring device is installed on each wheel of the vehicle to detect the load acting on each wheel of the vehicle, and based on the load data of each wheel of the vehicle, the road surface condition and running condition of the tire during running are estimated.
- the load applied to the wheels varies greatly due to the weight of the load
- the friction coefficient changes greatly due to the load, so that the load changes the tire vibration state ( As the load increases, the friction coefficient decreases, but it becomes difficult to slip.)
- a vibration level correspondence table 15 T showing the relationship between the road surface friction coefficient z and the vibration level was created for each load. For example, if the road surface state and the tire running state are estimated according to the load data of each wheel of the vehicle detected by the load measuring device using the strain gauge, the estimation accuracy is further improved. be able to.
- the present apparatus 10 is provided with a reset button for initializing the system, and travels a certain distance to grasp the actual friction state between the tire and the road surface.
- the vibration spectrum used for estimating the road surface condition is a vibration spectrum of an actual vehicle test that has been input in advance, but the vibration spectrum is slightly different depending on the type of automobile, wheel, and tire.
- the occupant presses the reset button, and inputs whether the road surface traveled is dry, dry, snowy or ice / snow.
- the vibration spectrum for each road surface condition stored in advance and the vibration spectrum obtained at the time of the initialization are compared to determine whether the traveled road surface condition is dry, wet, or wet. Ice or snow may be automatically input.
- the road surface friction coefficient roughly estimated from these data and the present device 10 A system may be provided for appropriately resetting by comparing the road surface friction coefficient estimated by the above method. '' Best mode 2.
- the acceleration sensor 11 is used to efficiently detect the transmitted tire vibration. Is mounted not on the suspension arms 6a and 6b but on a non-rotating part integrated with the hap part 8 on which the wheel 1 is mounted. Since the vibration in the tire width direction propagates to the suspension portion 6 with relatively little attenuation, the acceleration sensor 11 should be attached so as to detect the vibration of the hub portion 8 in the tire width direction. Is preferred.
- Fig. 7 shows that the acceleration sensor is mounted on the suspension section of a passenger car, and 30 km /] on a normal dry asphalt road surface! It is a diagram showing a vibration spectrum obtained by running the suspension at this time at a constant speed within a range of up to 90 km and measuring the vibration of the suspension at this time and analyzing the frequency.Using this vibration spectrum, Similar to the above-described best mode 1, the road surface friction coefficient can be estimated.
- Fig. 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the road surface friction coefficient / measured in advance and the estimated value // estimated from the detected vibration of the suspension section 6, and as is clear from the results, the detected vibration There is a good correlation between the ⁇ estimation value obtained from the repelle and the actual road surface friction coefficient ⁇ , indicating that the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ can be accurately estimated from the vibration of the suspension unit 6. Best mode 3.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a configuration of a vehicle control device 20 using the device for estimating a road surface condition and a running condition of a road according to the present invention.
- the device 20 is a rolling device to which an acceleration sensor 11 is attached.
- Side (tire or wheel side) A and the non-rolling side body side: B are configured to be connected wirelessly.
- the rolling side A includes an acceleration sensor 11, a data processing unit 21 that converts the vibration information signal detected by the acceleration sensor 11 into digital data and compresses the signal, and wirelessly transmits the compressed signal to the vehicle body B. And the acceleration sensor sent from the vehicle side B. And an RF (Radio Frequency) unit 22 for receiving a radio signal for driving the sensor 11 and the data processing unit 21. Also, the vehicle side B receives the compressed vibration information signal and transmits the radio signal to the rolling side A by a wireless transmission / reception unit (hereinafter referred to as a transmission / reception unit) 23.
- a wireless transmission / reception unit hereinafter referred to as a transmission / reception unit
- a road surface state and tire running state calculating section 24 for estimating a road surface state and a running state of a tire during running from the obtained vibration spectrum by restoring the frequency of the obtained vibration information signal, and the calculating section
- An ABS control unit (vehicle control means) 25 for controlling the oil pressure of the ABS brake is provided based on the road surface state and the tire running state estimated in 24.
- the vibration information signal detected by the tire or the wheel portion can be processed by the vehicle body side B to estimate the road surface state and the evening traveling state. Also, by sending the estimated road surface condition and tire running condition data to the ABS control unit 25, the hydraulic pressure of the ABS brake can be controlled in accordance with the road surface condition and tire running condition. The running state can be controlled stably.
- the acceleration sensor 11 and the data processing unit 21 are wirelessly driven from the vehicle body B, the battery provided on the rolling side A can be omitted.
- the configuration of the road surface state and tire running state calculating unit 24 is the same as that of the signal processing unit 10 of the road surface state and evening running state estimating apparatus 10 shown in FIG. 1 of the best mode 1. Same as B.
- An antenna section is provided on the vehicle side B to maximize the radio wave service area on the circumference of the tire.
- the RF section 22 on the rolling side A (tire or wheel side) has a transmitting / receiving section 24.
- a passive mode non-contact IC chip that operates by induced electromotive force generated by receiving a weak radio wave transmitted from the antenna unit through the above-mentioned antenna unit, operating the acceleration sensor 11 and the data processing unit 21 Then, the vibration data detected by the acceleration sensor 11 is converted to digital data and compressed, and transmitted to the vehicle body A.
- the antenna function for performing the above-mentioned transmission may be provided in the tire valve 3 (see FIG. 1) mounted on the wheel 1, or an antenna may be separately provided on the periphery of the wheel rim 2. May be provided.
- the data processing unit 21 is installed on the rolling side A (tire or wheel side) to which the acceleration sensor 11 is attached, and the acceleration sensor 11 detects the data.
- the vibration information signal is converted into a digital signal, compressed and transmitted to the vehicle body side B, and the received vibration information signal is restored by the road surface state and sunset running state calculation unit 24 provided on the vehicle body side B.
- the acceleration sensor 11 and the data processing unit 21 are driven wirelessly from the vehicle body B, the battery can be omitted, and the vibration detection unit can be reduced in size and weight. Note that when data communication is performed using a battery, the life of the battery is shortened and replacement is required. In this example, such a problem does not exist and the battery is stable for a long time. It is possible to estimate the road surface condition and the running condition of the sunset.
- an FFT processing unit may be provided in the tire or wheel unit, and the vibration information signal may be frequency-analyzed on the rolling side A to obtain an estimated value and transmitted to the vehicle body B.
- a road surface condition and tire running condition calculation section 24 is provided on the rolling side A (tire or wheel side), and the vibration of the tire or wheel detected by the acceleration sensor 11 is provided.
- the information signal is frequency-analyzed to estimate the road surface state during driving and the running state of the coaster, and the data representing the estimated road surface state during running and the running state of the coaster are transmitted from the RF unit 22.
- the received data is sent to the ABS control section 25 to control the hydraulic pressure of the ABS brake.
- the vehicle control device 20A By configuring the vehicle control device 20A as described above, similar to the above-described best mode 3, it is possible to perform continuous data communication between the rolling side A and the vehicle body B, By improving the estimation accuracy of the tire running state, the running state of the vehicle can be controlled stably.
- the vibration information signal of the tire 4, the wheel 1, or the suspension unit 6 detected by the acceleration sensor 11 is subjected to frequency analysis to detect the vibration level of the vibration spectrum.
- the road surface condition and the road surface friction coefficient // have been estimated, the road surface condition and the road surface friction coefficient // may be estimated by detecting the pressure fluctuation of the gas filled in the tires of the running vehicle.
- FIG. 11 is a functional block diagram of the road surface state and tire running state estimation device 30 according to the best mode 4, in which 31 is a pressure fluctuation detecting means provided in the tire.
- the sensor 32 includes a frequency band setting means 33 and a pressure fluctuation level detecting means 34, and outputs an output of the pressure sensor 31 which is a pressure fluctuation signal of the gas in the tire detected by the pressure sensor 31.
- the frequency of the minute vibration component (AC component) on the time axis is analyzed, and the vibration level is characteristic according to the road surface condition and tire running condition of the frequency spectrum of the pressure fluctuation (hereinafter referred to as pressure fluctuation spectrum).
- Frequency analysis means for detecting a vibration level of a frequency band included in at least a frequency range of 10 to 100 Hz, and 35 is a road surface condition or a traveling condition determined in advance.
- Pressure fluctuation level indicating the relationship between the tire condition and the pressure fluctuation level in a predetermined frequency band (hereinafter referred to as the pressure fluctuation frequency band value)
- Table 3 5 Pressure fluctuation level storage means for storing T, 36
- the pressure fluctuation level detected by the frequency analysis means 32 is made to correspond to the pressure fluctuation level correspondence table 35 T to estimate the road surface state during traveling and the tire state during traveling, It is a line state estimating means.
- the pressure fluctuation level correspondence table 35 T indicates that the test vehicle is equipped with a pressure sensor 31, and the vehicle is driven at a predetermined speed V on a road surface with a different road surface condition (road surface friction coefficient ⁇ ). For example, by driving a vehicle equipped with a prototype tire corresponding to a broken tire with a part of the tread peeled, measure the pressure fluctuation of the gas in the tire Created by
- the pressure sensor 31 is mounted on a substrate 37 on which circuit components such as a detection circuit are mounted, and the wheel rim 2 of the wheel 1 is mounted on the tire side.
- the sensor A is mounted in the sensor box 38 attached to the recess, and the wheel side (rolling side) A and the vehicle body side B, which is the non-rolling side, are connected wirelessly. I have to.
- the wheel side A includes a pressure sensor 31, a data processing unit 41 for converting a pressure fluctuation signal of the gas charged in the tire detected by the pressure sensor 31 into a digital signal and compressing the digital signal, Transmit on the side B by radio: an RF (Radio Frequency) unit 42 is provided.
- the vehicle body side B has a receiving unit 43 for receiving the compressed signal, a frequency analysis by restoring the received compressed signal and analyzing the obtained pressure fluctuation spectrum to determine the road surface condition and running time during traveling.
- a road surface condition for estimating the traveling state of the tire and a tire traveling state calculation unit 44 are provided.
- the road surface state and tire running state calculation unit 44 receives the frequency analysis unit 32, the pressure fluctuation level storage unit 35, the road surface state and tire running state estimation unit 36 shown in FIG. It is composed.
- the pressure sensor 31 detects the pressure fluctuation of the gas filling the running tire
- the frequency analysis means 32 analyzes the frequency to detect the pressure fluctuation level in a predetermined frequency band. More specifically, the pressure fluctuation level detected by the frequency analysis means 32 is such that the center frequency is a frequency range in which the vibration level characteristically changes depending on the road surface condition and the running condition of the tire, that is, at least 10 to: L 0000 Hz Pressure fluctuation level of a frequency band having a predetermined bandwidth in the range of, for example, a pressure fluctuation level of one frequency band having a relatively wide bandwidth such as 800 to 3500 Hz, or 800 ⁇ : Relatively narrow bandwidth such as pressure fluctuation level at L 000Hz, 1600 ⁇ 2000Hz, 3000 ⁇ 3500Hz Pressure fluctuation levels (a plurality) in a plurality of frequency bands having
- the one or more frequency bands are set by the frequency band setting means 33, and the vibration level is detected by the vibration level detection means 34.
- the detected vibration level is sent to the road surface condition and tire traveling state estimation means 36, and the road surface state and tire traveling state estimation means 36 detects the pressure fluctuation level (pressure fluctuation (Corresponding to the pressure fluctuation level correspondence table 35 T indicating the relationship between the road surface friction coefficient // stored in the pressure fluctuation level storage means 35 in advance and the frequency band value of the pressure fluctuation).
- pressure fluctuation Corresponding to the pressure fluctuation level correspondence table 35 T indicating the relationship between the road surface friction coefficient // stored in the pressure fluctuation level storage means 35 in advance and the frequency band value of the pressure fluctuation.
- the road surface condition (road surface friction coefficient //) can be accurately estimated.
- the road surface condition may be estimated.
- slipperiness which is the state of the running tire, may be estimated from the road surface friction coefficient //.
- a tire failure state using the pressure fluctuation spectrum. Specifically, when a part of the tire tread comes off, for example, a specific vibration occurs every time the part comes into contact with the road surface.
- the pressure fluctuation level in the frequency band of 0 Hz is a pressure fluctuation level in a band synchronized with the rotation of the tire, the pressure fluctuation level is detected and the normal pressure fluctuation level is detected.
- tire abnormalities can be estimated. Specifically, when the detected pressure fluctuation level is higher than normal by 20% or more, it is estimated that some abnormality has occurred in the tire.
- the setting method of the frequency band when detecting the road surface friction coefficient ⁇ or the pressure fluctuation level used for estimating the road surface condition by the frequency band setting means 33 is the same as the setting method described in the best mode 1 above.
- the formula for calculating the estimated value ( In 1) an estimated value is calculated as the frequency band value xi of the vibration as the frequency band value (pressure fluctuation level) Xi of the pressure fluctuation, and the calculated ⁇ estimated value and the road surface friction coefficient //
- the number of the frequency bands fi is preferably three or more.
- the road surface condition and tire running state estimation means 36 calculates the above equation (1) from the frequency band value Xi of the pressure fluctuation detected by the frequency analysis means 32.
- the estimated value may be directly obtained by using the above, or the road surface condition may be estimated using the above / estimated value.
- the pressure sensor 31 is attached to the wheel rim 2 of the wheel 1 to detect the pressure of the gas filled in the tires of the running vehicle, and this detection is performed.
- the minute vibration component (AC component) on the time axis of the obtained pressure signal is frequency-analyzed by the frequency analysis means 32 to detect the pressure fluctuation level of the pressure fluctuation spectrum, and the road surface state and tire running state estimation means According to 36, the detected pressure fluctuation level is compared with the pressure fluctuation level correspondence table 35T indicating the relationship between the road surface state stored in the pressure fluctuation level storage means 35 and the traveling state of the evening track, and the road surface Since the friction coefficient and / or the failure state of the roller are estimated, the road surface state and the traveling state of the roller can be accurately estimated.
- this device 30 Since the tire internal pressure can be detected from the absolute value (DC component) of the output of the pressure sensor 31, this device 30 is used as the above-mentioned pressure sensor 31 of a tire internal pressure monitor system which has been widely used in recent years.
- the pressure sensor can be used as it is. Therefore, it is possible to reduce costs by avoiding an increase in cost due to hardware with hardware. Further, by detecting the internal pressure of the tire by the pressure sensor 31, it is possible to estimate an abnormality of the tire internal pressure, which is one of the running conditions of the tire.
- a means for detecting the speed of the vehicle is provided in the state estimating device 30, and a pressure fluctuation level correspondence table 35 T showing the relationship between the road surface friction coefficient / z and the frequency band value of the pressure fluctuation is prepared for each vehicle speed. If the road surface condition and the traveling condition of the tires are estimated using the speed data of the vehicle in addition to the data of the pressure fluctuation spectrum, the estimation accuracy of the road surface condition and the traveling condition of the tires can be estimated. Can be further improved.
- a load measuring device is installed on each wheel of the vehicle to detect a load acting on each wheel of the vehicle, and to estimate a road surface state and a running state of tires during running based on the load data of each wheel of the vehicle. Is also possible.
- FIG. 14 shows the result of the pressure fluctuation spectrum.
- Horizontal axis represents the frequency of the graph, the vertical axis indicates the magnitude of pressure fluctuation level when the 2 X 1 0- 2 P a was O d B, a thin solid line in FIG dry asphalt Al bets, the thick solid line It is a night on the snow.
- the pressure fluctuation level in the high-frequency region of 100 Hz or higher is high on slippery snow. It smells on slippery snow It is considered that the restraint of the tread surface of the tire in contact with the road surface from the road surface is reduced, and the tread surface generates slip vibration and excites the gas inside the tire.
- This method can be applied to tire vibration, wheel vibration and suspension vibration as well.
- tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, or pressure fluctuation in the tire is detected to estimate the road surface state and the tire running state. It is not clear how to distinguish between ice-snow roads, which are easy to reach, and the planing conditions at the hide mouth.
- the inventors have examined the vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation spectrum in detail, and as a result, when the hydroplaning state occurs, the tire pattern pitch is calculated based on the vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation spectrum. It was found that the vibration level or pressure fluctuation level near the next frequency became characteristically large.
- a road surface condition and tire running condition estimating device 30H with a hydroplaning detection means 50 attached thereto is configured to detect a vibration level or a pressure fluctuation level near a tire pattern pitch primary frequency. Also, the occurrence of the hydroplaning state can be estimated at the same time.
- 51 is a vehicle speed detecting means for detecting the speed of the vehicle
- 52 is a pattern pitch frequency calculating means for calculating a pattern pitch frequency from the data of the vehicle speed from the vehicle speed detecting means 51.
- Reference numeral 53 denotes second frequency analysis means for performing frequency analysis on the output of the pressure sensor 31.
- the second frequency band setting means 54 provided in the second frequency analysis means 53 provides a pressure fluctuation level. Is set to a frequency band including the pattern pitch frequency, and the pressure fluctuation level in the frequency band is detected by the hydroplaning vibration level detecting means 55.
- Reference numeral 56 denotes a hide opening planing state estimating means for estimating the occurrence of the hydroplaning state by comparing the detected pressure fluctuation level with a predetermined threshold value.
- the pattern pitch frequency calculating means 52 uses the vehicle speed data V detected by the vehicle speed detecting means 51, the tire circumference L, and the number of blocks n of the tread pattern.
- the pattern pitch frequency F p is calculated by the following equation (2).
- the estimation accuracy of the hydroplaning state can be further improved.
- the best mode 5 described above describes the case where the pressure sensor 31 detects the pressure fluctuation of the gas in the tire to estimate the hydroplaning state
- the acceleration sensor 11 is used to estimate the tire and tread. It is also possible to detect suspension vibration and perform frequency analysis, and estimate the hydroplaning state from the obtained vibration spectrum.
- the tire is assumed to be in the hydroplaning state when the pressure fluctuation level in the non-pitch frequency band exceeds a certain threshold, but the vibration in the frequency band not affected by the pattern pitch frequency is considered.
- the ratio of the vibration level or the pressure fluctuation level of the pattern pitch frequency band to the level or the pressure fluctuation level exceeds a certain threshold, it is assumed that the tire is in a hydroplaning state. If this is the case, the estimation accuracy of the hydroplaning state can be further improved.
- the function of the second frequency analysis means 53 may be provided to the frequency analysis means 32. '' ⁇ Example; 3>
- the tire used for the self-test vehicle is a 195 / 60R15 size passenger car tire
- the pitch frequency is calculated using the above equation (2) as follows.
- a test vehicle with an acceleration sensor mounted on a wheel was run at different speeds on a road with a depth of 10 mm and on a dry asphalt road to obtain a vibration spectrum and calculate the ratio of the vibration levels in the following two frequency bands.
- the plotted results are shown in FIG.
- the estimated value is sequentially updated in the device 10 of the above-described best mode 1 based on the control signal from the brake switch ONZO FF detecting means 61.
- a road surface condition device 60 is provided with a vehicle control means 70 for controlling the running state of the vehicle and / or an estimated value output means 62 attached to the vehicle before and after braking such as rapid acceleration / deceleration.
- 11 is an acceleration sensor for detecting tire vibration
- 12 is provided with a frequency band setting means 13 and a vibration level detecting means 14, and a vibration information signal of wheel vibration detected by the acceleration sensor 11 is frequency-converted.
- the vibration spectrum has a frequency range in which the vibration level characteristically changes depending on the road surface condition and the running condition of the tire, ie, at least 10 to 10,000 Hz.
- the frequency analysis means for detecting the vibration level of the frequency band included in the range 16 Z is the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient ( // Estimated value) road surface friction coefficient estimating means, 61 is a brake switch ON / 0 FF detecting means for detecting the ON / OFF state of the brake switch, and 62 is the above brake switch ON / OFF Based on the control signal from the detecting means 61, and sequentially updates the computed ⁇ estimate a ⁇ estimation value output means for outputting to the vehicle control unit 70 for controlling the running state of the vehicle.
- the acceleration sensor 11 is attached to the tire-side recess of the wheel 1 rim 2 of the wheel 1 in the same manner as the best mode 1, and the wheel transmitted from the tire 4 The first vibration was detected.
- vibration from the tire transmitted to the wheel 1 is detected by the acceleration sensor 11, and the detected vibration information signal is frequency-analyzed by the frequency analysis means 12 to detect a vibration level in a predetermined frequency band. More specifically, the vibration level detected by the frequency analysis means 12 is such that the center frequency is in a frequency range in which the vibration level is characteristically changed depending on the road surface condition or the running condition of the tire, that is, at least 10 to 10,000.
- the vibration level in a frequency band having a predetermined bandwidth in the range of Hz for example, a vibration level in one frequency band having a relatively wide bandwidth such as 800 to 3500 Hz or 800 Vibration levels (plurality) in a plurality of frequency bands having a relatively narrow bandwidth, such as vibration levels at ⁇ 1000 Hz, 1600-200000 Hz, and 3000-3500 Hz, may be used.
- the detection of the frequency band value Xi of the vibration by the frequency analyzing means 12 including the frequency band setting means 13 and the vibration level detecting means 14 is usually performed by a frequency analysis using a fast Fourier transform (FFT). It can be realized by an FFT analyzer, which is a device.
- FFT fast Fourier transform
- the road surface friction coefficient estimating means 16 Z calculates an estimated value from the detected vibration frequency band value Xi according to the formula (1) for calculating the estimated value, which will be described again below.
- the // estimated value calculated by the road surface friction coefficient estimating means 16 Z is sent to the / estimated value output means 62. If the update interruption signal from the brake switch ON / OFF detection means 61 is not input to the estimated value output means 62, the ⁇ estimated value sent from the road surface friction coefficient estimation means The estimated values are sequentially updated and output to the vehicle control means 70. If the update interruption signal is input, the estimated value is not updated, and the estimated value before the brake switch is depressed is output to the vehicle control means 70. ⁇
- step S 10 calculates the ⁇ estimate ⁇ n, in step S 11, ⁇ update the estimated values to a new // estimates the / n.
- step S12 the state of the brake switch is detected by the brake switch ON / OFF detection means 61. If the brake switch is in the OFF state, the process proceeds to step S13, where the estimated value
- the output means 62 outputs // n to the vehicle control means 70 as an // estimated value.
- step S 1 After calculating the following ⁇ estimate // n + 1 at Step S 1 4, returns to step S 1 1
- step S15 in which the update stop signal is output from the pre-switch ON / OFF detection means 61 to the estimated value output means 62 to update the estimated value. interrupted, thereafter, outputs to the vehicle control unit 7 0 j n a / estimate before interrupting the update as ⁇ estimate.
- step S11 After that, if the brake switch is detected to be OFF, the process returns to step S11 after a predetermined time has elapsed, and the updating of the estimated value is restarted.
- the acceleration sensor 11 detects the vibration of the wheel 1, detects the vibration level of the vibration spectrum obtained by analyzing the frequency, and calculates the road surface friction coefficient.
- the brake switch ON / OFF detection means 61 detects ON / OFF of the brake switch, and if it is determined that the brake is depressed, updating of the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient is interrupted. As a result, malfunction of the system due to tire slippage can be prevented.
- the acceleration sensor 11 is attached to the tire side of the wheel rim 2 to detect the vibration of the tire transmitted to the wheel 1.
- the acceleration sensor 1 1 may be attached to the wheel disc side of the wheel rim 2, the inner surface 5a of the evening tread 5, or the suspension section 6 to detect the vibration of the tire and to estimate the road surface condition.
- a pressure sensor 31 is installed in the tire in place of the acceleration sensor 11, and a minute vibration component (time axis) of the output of the pressure sensor 31 on the time axis is set.
- AC component to extract the pressure of the gas Force fluctuation is detected, and the frequency fluctuation is analyzed to detect the pressure fluctuation level of the pressure fluctuation spectrum, and the / z estimated value is calculated from the pressure fluctuation level using the above-mentioned z estimated value calculation formula (1).
- the on / off state of the spray switch is detected, and the updating of the estimated value in the estimated value output means 62 is controlled.
- wheel speed detection means 63a and 63b for detecting the rotational speeds of the drive wheels and the driven wheels, respectively, and the detected drive wheels and the driven wheels
- the slip ratio S is calculated from the rotational speed, and the slip ratio S is calculated by comparing the slip ratio S with a predetermined threshold value K to determine the magnitude of the slip ratio S.
- Update of the estimated value // may be controlled based on the magnitude of S.
- step S20 the z estimated value ⁇ n is calculated, and in step S21, the ⁇ estimated value is updated, and // n is set as a new ⁇ estimated value.
- step S22 the rotational speed F1 of the driving wheel and the rotational speed F2 of the driven wheel are detected, and in step S23, the slip ratio S is calculated by the following equation (2).
- step S25 the process proceeds to step S25, and the ⁇ estimated value output means 62 outputs the above ⁇ as the ⁇ estimated value to the vehicle control means 70. Then, after calculating the next ⁇ estimated value // ⁇ + 1 in step S26, return to step S21 with this ⁇ + 1 as ⁇ , // update the estimated value and update the ⁇ (step // ⁇ + 1 ) calculated in S26 is used as a new estimated value, and the flow advances to step S22.
- step S27 in which the sleep rate determination means 64 outputs an update stop signal to the estimated value output means 62 to interrupt the update of the estimated value, and After that, // the estimated value ⁇ n before the update is interrupted is output to the vehicle control means 70 as an estimated value.
- step S21 If the slip ratio S becomes equal to or smaller than the threshold value K after that, the process returns to step S21 after a predetermined time has elapsed, and the updating of the estimated value is restarted.
- step S 3 calculates the estimated value ⁇ n, in step S 3 1, to update the // estimated values for the / n as a new // estimates.
- step S 3 in . ⁇ estimation value output means 6 2, and outputs to the vehicle control unit 7 0 the ⁇ n as ⁇ estimate.
- this ⁇ n + 1 to return to the upper word himself Step S 3 1 as ⁇ n
- the ⁇ update the ⁇ estimate n ( ⁇ N + 1 calculated in step S34) is used as a new estimated value, the process proceeds to step S32, and the engine speed R is detected again.
- Step S 3 5 suspend updates of ⁇ estimate is thereafter a ⁇ estimate before interrupting the update ⁇ n a / as an estimate Output to control means 70.
- FIG. 26 shows the test vehicle running at a constant speed on DRY asphalt, WET asphalt (water depth approx. L mm), no, iprepur (concrete; water depth approx. 10 mm), snow-covered road, and ice-covered road.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a result of calculating an // estimated value on each road surface using the vibration level in the optimal frequency band. In high-level vehicles, as the speed of the vehicle increases, the tires lift and the ground contact area decreases, and therefore / decreases.This estimate reflects such a decrease in / z. It was confirmed that it almost matched the road friction coefficient obtained from the normal braking distance.
- FIG. 29 is a block diagram showing an ABS braking control device 80 including the means 11 to L4 and 16Z of the road surface condition estimating device 60 according to the best mode 6 and controlling the ABS brake using the calculated ⁇ estimation value.
- the wheel side (rolling side) A on which the acceleration sensor 11 is mounted and the vehicle body side B which is the non-rolling side are wirelessly connected, and the acceleration sensor 11
- the detected vibration information signal of the wheel 1 is sent to the car body B by radio, and the car body B receives the vibration information signal, analyzes the frequency, obtains the estimated value, and controls the ABS brake.
- a transmission circuit 83 including a / D converter 83a, an information compression circuit 83b, and a transmitter 83c for wirelessly transmitting the compression signal to the vehicle body B, and a transmission antenna 83p are provided.
- a receiver 84 and an antenna 84p for receiving the compressed signal and a vibration spectrum obtained by performing frequency analysis after restoring the received compressed signal
- An FFT analyzer 85 for detecting a level
- an arithmetic circuit 86 for calculating an estimated value using the vibration level described above
- a brake switch ON / OFF detector 87 for detecting the ON / OFF state of the brake switch
- an update circuit 88 for sequentially updating and outputting the above // estimated value
- an ABS brake controller 89 for controlling the ABS brake are provided.
- the FFT analyzer 85 has a function corresponding to the frequency analysis means 12 including the frequency band setting means 13 and the vibration level detection means 14 of the best mode 6, and the arithmetic circuit 86
- the road surface friction coefficient estimating means 16 Z, // the update circuit 88 corresponds to the estimated value output means 62
- the brake switch ON / OFF detector 87 corresponds to the brake switch ONZOFF detecting means 61.
- the vehicle body B to process the vibration information signal detected on the wheel side A, which is the rolling side, without providing signal connection lines, estimate the road surface friction coefficient, and connect the ABS brake to the port IJ. You can control.
- the operation of the ABS braking control device 80 having the above configuration will be described.
- the vibration information signal of the wheel 1 detected by the acceleration sensor 11 and output from the acceleration sensor circuit 81 is digitally converted by the A / D converter 83a, and then compressed by the information compression circuit 83b.
- the compressed signal is transmitted from the transmitter 83 c to the vehicle body B by radio via the antenna 83 p.
- the transmitted compressed signal is received by the receiver 84 via the antenna 84p and sent to the FFT analyzer 85.
- the estimated value is calculated from 1) and sent to the updating circuit 88, and the estimated value is sequentially updated in the updating circuit 88 and output to the ABS brake controller 89.
- the ABS brake controller 89 controls the ABS brake using the updated ⁇ estimation value.
- the update of the estimated value in the above-mentioned updating circuit 88 is controlled by the brake switch NZO FF detector 87, and the ABS brake is controlled.
- the / z estimate for controlling can be changed.
- the frictional force from the road surface is low, and therefore, as will be described later, the wheel speed drops suddenly and the sleep ratio increases. If the sleep rate is too high, braking force and steering force will drop significantly, which is dangerous. Therefore, in the present best mode 7, if the estimated ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ is low in the ABS brake controller 89, the threshold value for entering the ABS brake mode is lowered, and the ABS is activated early so that the slip ratio does not increase. Perform control. At this time, if the brake is depressed, malfunction of the system is prevented by using the estimated / estimated value immediately before the brake is depressed.
- FIG. 30 is a schematic diagram showing the force applied to the tire.
- the frictional force from the road acts in the opposite direction to the braking force.
- the braking force becomes relatively strong, and the rotational speed of the tire decreases sharply, and the slip ratio sharply increases.
- the tires can lock and become dangerous.
- the tire locks // decreases as shown in the S- ⁇ curve showing the relationship between the slip ratio and the friction force in Fig. 31, and the steering force also decreases, making it impossible to turn.
- the frictional force is low on low / road surfaces, so it takes time for the slip rate to return to an appropriate level even if the brake hydraulic pressure is relaxed by ABS control. In other words, it is dangerous to increase the braking distance.
- Fig. 32 and Fig. 33 are graphs of the test vehicle running on the WET road surface and the ICE road surface, respectively, and measuring the vehicle speed and wheel speed. The difference between these speeds was divided by the vehicle speed. The thing becomes the sleep rate.
- the tire rotation speed is more likely to decrease at the beginning of braking on the ICE road surface and the slip ratio is higher than on the WET road surface. Therefore, on a low / road surface, as described above, it is preferable to lower the threshold value of the oil pressure at the time of shifting to ABS and control the brake oil pressure so as not to increase too much.
- the ABS brake oil pressure is increased or decreased based on the information of the gear sensor.
- the road surface is estimated in advance, and the oil pressure is estimated based on the estimated value.
- FIG. 33 is a diagram showing the results of measuring the vehicle speed and the wheel speed by running a test vehicle equipped with the ABS braking control device 80 according to the present invention on an ICE road surface and performing an ABS braking test.
- the ABS brake was braked using the ABS braking control device 80, it was confirmed that the wheel speed did not decrease with respect to the vehicle speed, and the slip ratio was properly controlled. .
- the vibration detecting means detects the vibration of a car, a wheel, or a suspension unit of a running vehicle, and obtains the frequency of the vibration obtained by praying the vibration.
- the vibration level of the spectrum is detected at least in the frequency band included in the range of 100 to 100 Hz, and the road surface condition during driving and the vibration level are determined based on the detected vibration level. Since the traveling state is estimated, the road surface state and the evening traveling state can be accurately estimated, and the safety of the vehicle can be significantly improved.
- the vibration detection means is installed in the same housing as the pressure sensor that monitors the pressure of the gas filled in the tire, or in the same housing, so that the substrate can be shared and the equipment can be downsized. And cost reduction can be realized.
- a signal processing means is provided in the tire or wheel portion, and the vibration information signal detected by the vibration detecting means is converted into a digital signal, and the digital signal is compressed and transmitted to the vehicle body. Since the signal is subjected to frequency analysis, continuous data communication can be performed by radio, and the detection accuracy of vibration can be improved.
- the tire pattern pitch frequency is detected from the vibration spectrum or pressure fluctuation spectrum data and the vehicle speed data, and the vibration level or pressure fluctuation level in this pattern pitch frequency band is constant. If the threshold is exceeded, it is assumed that the tire is in the hydroplaning state. It is possible to reliably estimate the switching state. The vibration level or pressure fluctuation level of the frequency band not affected by the pattern pitch frequency is determined. If the ratio of the vibration level or pressure fluctuation level of the pattern pitch frequency band to a certain threshold value is exceeded, the tire By estimating that is in the hydroplaning state, the estimation accuracy can be further improved.
- the brake switch detects at least one of tire vibration, wheel vibration, suspension vibration, and tire pressure fluctuation, and analyzes the frequency to analyze the vibration level of the vibration spectrum or the pressure fluctuation of the pressure fluctuation spectrum.
- the on / off state of the brake switch is detected, and if it is determined that the brake has been depressed, updating of the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient is interrupted. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the estimation of the road surface friction coefficient after the brake is depressed, thereby preventing a malfunction of the system due to a slip of the tire.
- the slip ratio is calculated by detecting the speeds of the drive wheels and the driven wheels, and when the slip ratio exceeds a preset threshold, or The same effect can be obtained by detecting the rotation speed and suspending the update of the estimated value of the road surface friction coefficient when the engine rotation speed exceeds a preset threshold value.
- the road surface friction coefficient is continuously estimated as described above, and the threshold value of the brake hydraulic pressure for shifting to the ABS control is set according to the magnitude of the road surface friction coefficient estimation value immediately before the driver steps on the brake. Since the change is made, the ABS can be actuated as soon as possible to suppress an increase in the sleep rate.
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