Translated Title
Influence of Anti-skid Stripes on Weighing Accuracy of Flat Dynamic Weighing Instrument Based on Elastic Roller Contact Model
Translated Abstract
When dynamic weighing is carried out,the vertical undulation of the anti-skid pattern on the scale platform can cause vibrations in the vehicle,affecting weighing accuracy.To address this issue,a dynamic model of the vehicle weighing process was established,considering the compliance characteristics of the tires.An elastic roller contact model was developed,and the equivalent road surface generated by the anti-skid pattern was used as the input excitation for the dynamic model.The influence of a novel symmetrical anti-skid pattern on the accuracy of weighing in a flatbed scale under various factors was analyzed.Simulation results indicate that as the width of the anti-skid pattern increases,the vibration force on the vehicle increases,leading to an increase in weighing error.When the spacing between pit-type anti-skid patterns is 235 mm,the excitation frequency generated approaches the natural frequency of the vehicle,causing resonance between the vehicle and the scale platform.The weighing error can reach a maximum of 0.21％.The vibration force and weighing error generated by triangular pit-type anti-skid patterns are lower than those of rectangular pits.Additionally,at higher speeds,the generation of anti-skid patterns results in larger weighing errors.
Translated Keyword
anti-skid stripes
dynamic analysis
dynamic weighing instrument
elastic roller contact model
mechanical metrology
vehicle vibration
weighing accuracy
Access Number
WF:perioarticaljlxb98202402014
