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Statistical Performance Estimation of a Multibody System Based on Design Variable Samples

설계변수 표본에 근거한 다물체계 성능의 통계적 예측

  • 최찬규 (한양대학교 대학원 기계공학과) ;
  • 유홍희 (한양대학교 기계공학부)
  • Published : 2009.12.01
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Abstract

The performance variation of a multibody system is affected by a variation of various design variables of the system. And the effects of design variable variations on the performance variation must be considered in design of a multibody system. Accordingly, a variation analysis of a multibody system needs to be conducted in design of a multibody system. For a variation analysis of a performance, population mean and variance which are called statistical parameters of design variables are needed. However, an evaluation of statistical parameters of design variables is impossible in many practical cases. Therefore, an estimation of statistical parameters of the performance based on sample mean and variance which are called statistic of design variables is needed. In this paper, the variation analysis method for a multibody system based on design variable samples was proposed. And, using the proposed method, a variation analysis of the vehicle ride comfort based on sample statistic of design variables was conducted.

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