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Concept Design of a Double Wishbone Suspension in Fusion 360
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Concept Design of a Double Wishbone Suspension in Fusion 360

Learn how to design a double wishbone suspension system from scratch with calculations in Fusion 360
Last updated 5/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • How to design a suspension system from scratch
  • How to do design calculations related to Ride rate, spring , shock absorber
  • How to build up geometry in CAD from points
  • How to conceptualize parametric model of suspension

Course content

3 sections44 lectures3h 55m total length
  • Introduction2:26
  • Basics of suspensions and 4 Bar linkage6:36
  • Construction4:38
  • Dependent and independent suspension and Types4:05
  • Design process and methodology5:47
  • Design requirements and design parameters9:08
  • Manufacturing and Materials4:29

    Explore manufacturing processes and materials for suspension design, comparing steel and aluminum alloys, sheet metal stamping, forging, casting, and elastomeric components like rubber and polyurethane.

Requirements

  • A basic understanding of Automotive engineering fundamentals
  • Familiarity with CAD software - any . Autodesk Fusion 360 is used for this course

Description

This  is a project based course which revolves around the design of a Double wishbone suspension system which is the most common Front suspension configuration in passenger vehicles.

Suspension design is a critical activity in Vehicle product development and this course covers the design methodlogy and philosophy behind designing the system .

Topics covered:

  • Basics of suspensions

  • Basics of kinematics of a 4 bar linkage

  • Construction of a double wishbone system

  • The Design process and major activities

  • Project walkthrough

    • How to decipher Vehicle specifications and start the design

    • Setting important points in 3D .

    • Locating the Wheel end

    • Locating and Designing Ball pins and pivots of suspension arms

    • Locating steering points

    • Locating Shock absorber points

    • Design of Upper control arm and considerations

    • Design of Lower control arm and considerations

  • Design Calculations and Analyses

    • Ride frequency intro

    • Arriving Wheel centre rate and then Ride rate

    • Calculating the Ride frequency

    • Arriving at the Spring rate

    • Designing the spring and setting specifications

    • Setting specifications for the damper

    • Creating a paramteric sketch to simulate suspension articulation kinematics

    • Finding Roll centre location in Front view

    • Finding Roll stiffness from springs

    • Finding Caster, King pin inclination , scrub

    • Force analyses of suspension members

The course will develop a deep understanding of how to design suspension system and do the concept level analysis to set it up .

Who is it for ?

- Automotive engineers already in the field and want to learn the suspension design

- Engineering students

- Automotive enthusiasts with automotive engineering knowledge

This is a workshop/ practical course . The best learning is when you actually attempt to design as per the walkthrough.

Who this course is for:

  • Automotive engineers
  • Engineering students
  • Automotive enthusiasts