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ISSN 2393-8471
International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME)
Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org
Page | 141
Paper Publications
Magnetic Suspension System for Two Wheeler
Shende Vignesh1
, Nimbalkar Hrishikesh3
, Pawar Sanjay4
, Thorat Vijay2
, RautP.S5
1234
B.E Student College Of Engineering Indapur,Vangali, 413106
Abstract: This project is based on suspension system of an two wheeler. This report gives information about
magnetic suspension system. The aim of this project is to study and investigate the response of system, when it is
subjected to road surface irregularities with the hope that it would help automobile industry. This project presents
design, construction and working of magnetic suspension system. This system uses electromagnets as passive
dampers, which is used to reduce displacement and acceleration of sprung mass in order to improve ride comfort.
By using this type of absorber we can absorb the more number of shocks and variations are absorbed with the
more accuracy. This type of Suspension has no problem of leakage of oil like hydraulic shock absorber. Also this
has less maintenance than other types of shock absorber that we can made this type of shock absorber for the
efficient work of vehicle and for reducing the maintained cost of vehicle.
Keywords: Magnets, Coil Spring, Design Parameter.
1. INTRODUCTION
We made a model of the Magnetic Shock Absorber which is mainly based on the application of magnetic property like
when the same poles of two magnets come in contact with each other then they are repulsed from each other. This unit is
mounted in vehicle such as other type of shock absorber. The working of this absorber is very simple. Two magnets are
mounted in this way that one is mounted below and other is on upper side. Poles of these magnets are same at inner side
so that they are repulsed from each other and space is made between them due to this. When the vehicle is running on the
bump or the muddy road then the space between two magnets is reduced and then shocks and variations present in the
vehicle absorbed by repulsion property of the magnet.
The automobile chassis is mounted on the axles not direct but through form of springs. This is done to isolate the vehicle
body from the road shock which may be in the form of bounce pitch, roll or sway. These tendencies give rise to on the
uncomfortable ride and also cause additional stress in the automobile frame & body. All the part which performs the
function of isolating the automobile from the road shocks are collectively called a Suspension System. It includes the
springing device used & various mounting for the same. Broadly speaking, suspension system consist of a spring &
damper. The energy of road shock cause the spring to oscillate. The oscillations are restricted to a reasonable level by the
damper, which more commonly called a Shock Absorber.
Objectives:
-To prevent the road shocks from being transmitted to the vehicle Components.
-To safeguard the occupants of vehicle from road shocks.
-To preserve the stability of the vehicles in pitching or rolling while in motion.
- To reduce the maintenance as well as initial cost.
-To increase the life of coil spring.
-To reduce the overall cost and weight of the vehicle.
ISSN 2393-8471
International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME)
Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org
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-To prevents the vehicle body and frame from road shocks.
-To gives the good road holding while driving, cornering and braking.
-To gives cushioning effect.
2. LITERATURE SURVEY
S. Gopinath , R.J. Golden Renjith , J.Dineshkumar In this project two magnets are placed in a piston. One magnet is
fixed with piston. Another one is movable, which is connected with rod. With magnets are replaced by air. Our magnetic
shock absorber works on the basic principle of magnet that “opposite poles attract each other and same poles repel each
other”. In this both magnets are facing same poles (both magnets are placed facing north and north or south and south).
Both magnets are same pole. When the rod moves inside the piston movable magnet move towards the fixed magnet.
Since both magnets are of same pole repulsion force is created between the magnets. So the movable magnet opposes the
rod action and moves the rod up. The piston or cylinder is made up of non-magnetic material.
V.V.Borole, prof. K.K.Chaudhari are studied and describe the Electromagnetic suspension system for automobile and
study different way to recover energy from suspension system by using piezo electric material to increase the efficiency of
the automobile. Vehicle during running condition vibrate by means suspension operate by using motion of the shock
absorber produce energy.
Chandrakant Chavan, 2G.M.Kakandikar, 3Swapnil S. Kulkarni.describe about the analysis of suspension spring to
determine and it’s fatigue life using finite element methodology. One of the most important part of the susp[ension syatem
is the coi spring which are helical in shape steel bar that absorb the shock
Sushant Tandel, Bhagyesh Desai, Amit Desai, Amol Shirsat, and Dipak Tambe They describe about the design and
fabrication of magnetic suspension system. According to authors of these papers the coil spring suspension system have
imitation that after some period of time coils become not only harder but also reducing cushioning effect and these
limitation overcome by the new concept of “MAGNETIC SUSPENSION SYSTEM” the cushioning effect provided by
these system existing long life. They select material by considering Mechanical properties.
Suvriti Dhawan1, Ravi Nandu2 studied and describes the disadvantages of other types of suspension system with
magnetic suspension the material properties used for the magnet, coil spring, shaft according to author the magnetic
system have more and more advantages than the air, hydraulic suspension. The hydraulic and air suspension have leakage
problem and which is dangerous for any suspension system because of that big reason magnetic suspension system were
used.
Difference between Magnetic Shock Absorber and Spring Shock Absorber:
Working Principle of Conventional Shock absorber:
Shock absorber device was used for reducing the effect of sudden shock by the dissipation at the shock’s energy on an
automobile springs & shock absorber are mounted between the wheels and the frame. When the wheel hit a hole or a
raised spot on a road. The spring’s absorber the resultant shock by expanding & contracting. To prevent the spring from
shacking the frame excessively, their motion is restrained by shock absorber, which are also known by the more
descriptive term dumpers.
Sr. No. Magnetic Shock Absorber Spring Shock Absorber
1 It has more life It has less life
2
Life is nearly about approximately 20
years
Life is nearly about approximately 10 years
3 The weight of magnet is more The weight of spring is low as compared to magnets
4
If the power of magnets decreases then it is
possible to recharge and it able to use
again and again
Its strength at spring is decreased or loss it is necessary
to replace it new one
5 It has very low maintenance It ha s more maintenance
ISSN 2393-8471
International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME)
Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org
Page | 143
Paper Publications
Working Principle Of Magnetic Suspension System:
Magnetic Shock Absorber which is mainly based on the principle of magnetic property like when the same poles of two
magnets come in contact with each other then they are repulsed from each other. This unit is mounted in vehicle such as
other type of shock absorber. The working of this absorber is very simple. Two magnets are mounted in this way that one
is mounted below and other is on upper side. Poles of these magnets are same at inner side so that they are repulsed from
each other and space is made between them due to this. When the vehicle is running on the bump or the muddy road then
the space between two magnets is reduced and then shocks and variations present in the vehicle absorbed by repulsion
property of the magnet. By using this type of absorber we can absorb the more number of shocks and variations are
absorbed with the more accuracy. This shock absorber has no problem of leakage of oil like hydraulic shock absorber.
Also this has less maintenance than other types of shock absorber. So that we can made this type of shock absorber for the
efficient work of vehicle and for reducing the maintained cost of vehicle.
3. DESIGN OF MAIN SPRING
The spring is mounted in between two magnets to avoid impact of magnets. Theouter diameter of spring can be selected
considering the clearance between casing diameter and spring which avoid jam of spring. Outer diameter of spring,
Do = 40 mm
As per design data book for cold drawn wire steel
wire diameter,
d = 5 mm,
Inner diameter of spring,
Di = 40-10 = 30 mm
Calculating the load bearing capacity of spring For any service life,
Shear stress = 0.5 Sut = 0.51190 = 595 N/mm2
Spring index C= Do/d = 40/5 =8
C = 8
Then Wahl factor of spring,
K= (4C-1)/(4C-4)+0.615/C
For C =8
K= 1.18
Now to Find load holding by spring P,
Shear stress = k(8PC/(d2))
P = 618:47N
Thus spring hold the load of 708.54 N remaining load is absorbed by magnet.
Deflection of spring (δ) can calculate by,
δ = (8PD3N)=(Gd4)
δ = 56:04mm
Spring rate = P= = 11N=mm
Spring stiffness = K = 11N=mm:
Number of turns = N = 9
ISSN 2393-8471
International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME)
Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org
Page | 144
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As spring has square and ground ends number of Inactive turns = 2
Total number of turn,
NT = N + 2
= 9 + 2
= 11
Solid length of spring,
Ls = NT d
= 115
= 55mm
Free length of spring,
Lf = solid length + deflection + axial gap
= 55 + 56 + 0:15(56)
= 55 + 56 + 0:15(56)
Lf = 120mm:
Pitch of spring = Lf=N
Pitch of spring = 13:33mm
Design of Magnet:
Power Magnet Pair =10,000GP (Gauss Power) Weight Vehicle Body =110kg = 1080N
Weight Of Person Setting On Vehicle = 140kg =1374N
Total Load = Weight Vehicle Body + Weight Of Person Setting On Vehicle
=1080+1374
Total Load =1080+1374
=2454 N
Rear Suspension = 65percentage2454
=1595.1 N
Considering Dynamic Loads Double(W)= 1595.12
=3190.2 N
For Single Shock Absorber Weight(W/2)= 3190.1/2 = 1595.1 N
Taking Factor Of Safety = 1.2
So Design Load=1914.92N
Magnetic Power Per Unit Area =2N/mm2
So Area Required For Suspension Of 300kg load
2 = 1914:12=A
A = 957:06mm2
A = 4d2
957:06 =4d2
ISSN 2393-8471
International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME)
Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org
Page | 145
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d = 34:90mm35mm
d = 35mm
Diameter of magnet = 35mm
Design of shaft
The shaft is subjected to pure bending stress
Design force = 1914.12 N
Bending length = 165 mm
Bending moment = F L
= 1914.12 165
= 315829.8 N-mm M =/32 F(b)d3
315829:8 = 32599:13d3
d = 18mm
Design of hollow shaft:
M = F(b)l
M = 1914:12200
M = 382824N �mm
M = =32F(b)do3(1k4)
382824 = =32F(b)873(10:894)
F(b) = 15:893N=mm2
F(b) = 20 < 35N=mm2
As induced stress is less than allowable stress the design of hollow cylinder is safe
4. FUTURE SCOPE
It is possible to do make modification in the magnetic shock absorber some of them are explained below:-
1) If the coils are fitted at the outer side of magnet then it is possible to generate electricity which is possible to use for
head lamp or for battery charging.
2) If electric magnets are fitted in front of wheel & back, it will possible to give protection to vehicle by puncture down
by iron metals.
3) If a path of electro magnet make and the magnet connected at down side of vehicle then it is possible to drive vehicle
without energy and due to this there is no pollution.
5. CONCLUSION
This project has provided us an excellent opportunity and experience to use our limited knowledge. We gained a lot of
practical knowledge regarding planning, purchasing assembling and machining while doing our project work. We feel that
the project work is a good solution to bridge the gate between institution and industries. We are proud that we have
completed the work with the limited time successfully. The MAGNETIC SUSPENSION SYSTEM is working well. We
are also able to understand the difficulties in maintaining the tolerances and also quality. We have done to our ability and
skill making maximum use of available facilities. In conclusion remarks of our project work, let us add a few more lines
about our impression on project work. Thus we have developed a MAGNETIC SUSPENSION SYSTEM which helps to
know how to achieve low cost and minimize the size.
ISSN 2393-8471
International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME)
Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org
Page | 146
Paper Publications
REFERENCES
[1] Design and fabrication of magnetic shock absorber: S.Gopinath , R.J. Golden Renjith , J.Dineshkumar.
[2] A Review On Magnetic Shock Absorber : mr.V.V.Borole,prof. K.K.Chaudhari. E-Issn: 2348-0831 Volume 2,
Issue 3 (Mar-Apr 2015) Pp 104-109.
[3] Analysis For Suspension Spring To Determine And Improve Its Fatigue Life Using Finite Element Methodology:
Chandrakant Chavan, G.M.Kakandikar, Swapnil S.Kulkarni.
[4] Design and Fabrication of Magnetic Suspension: Sushant Tandel1, Bhagyesh Desai2.
[5] Magnetic Suspension In Automobiles: Suvriti Dhawan1, Ravi Nandu2.
[6] Automobile Engineering: Kripal Singh

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Magnetic Suspension System for Two Wheeler

  • 1. ISSN 2393-8471 International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME) Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org Page | 141 Paper Publications Magnetic Suspension System for Two Wheeler Shende Vignesh1 , Nimbalkar Hrishikesh3 , Pawar Sanjay4 , Thorat Vijay2 , RautP.S5 1234 B.E Student College Of Engineering Indapur,Vangali, 413106 Abstract: This project is based on suspension system of an two wheeler. This report gives information about magnetic suspension system. The aim of this project is to study and investigate the response of system, when it is subjected to road surface irregularities with the hope that it would help automobile industry. This project presents design, construction and working of magnetic suspension system. This system uses electromagnets as passive dampers, which is used to reduce displacement and acceleration of sprung mass in order to improve ride comfort. By using this type of absorber we can absorb the more number of shocks and variations are absorbed with the more accuracy. This type of Suspension has no problem of leakage of oil like hydraulic shock absorber. Also this has less maintenance than other types of shock absorber that we can made this type of shock absorber for the efficient work of vehicle and for reducing the maintained cost of vehicle. Keywords: Magnets, Coil Spring, Design Parameter. 1. INTRODUCTION We made a model of the Magnetic Shock Absorber which is mainly based on the application of magnetic property like when the same poles of two magnets come in contact with each other then they are repulsed from each other. This unit is mounted in vehicle such as other type of shock absorber. The working of this absorber is very simple. Two magnets are mounted in this way that one is mounted below and other is on upper side. Poles of these magnets are same at inner side so that they are repulsed from each other and space is made between them due to this. When the vehicle is running on the bump or the muddy road then the space between two magnets is reduced and then shocks and variations present in the vehicle absorbed by repulsion property of the magnet. The automobile chassis is mounted on the axles not direct but through form of springs. This is done to isolate the vehicle body from the road shock which may be in the form of bounce pitch, roll or sway. These tendencies give rise to on the uncomfortable ride and also cause additional stress in the automobile frame & body. All the part which performs the function of isolating the automobile from the road shocks are collectively called a Suspension System. It includes the springing device used & various mounting for the same. Broadly speaking, suspension system consist of a spring & damper. The energy of road shock cause the spring to oscillate. The oscillations are restricted to a reasonable level by the damper, which more commonly called a Shock Absorber. Objectives: -To prevent the road shocks from being transmitted to the vehicle Components. -To safeguard the occupants of vehicle from road shocks. -To preserve the stability of the vehicles in pitching or rolling while in motion. - To reduce the maintenance as well as initial cost. -To increase the life of coil spring. -To reduce the overall cost and weight of the vehicle.
  • 2. ISSN 2393-8471 International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME) Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org Page | 142 Paper Publications -To prevents the vehicle body and frame from road shocks. -To gives the good road holding while driving, cornering and braking. -To gives cushioning effect. 2. LITERATURE SURVEY S. Gopinath , R.J. Golden Renjith , J.Dineshkumar In this project two magnets are placed in a piston. One magnet is fixed with piston. Another one is movable, which is connected with rod. With magnets are replaced by air. Our magnetic shock absorber works on the basic principle of magnet that “opposite poles attract each other and same poles repel each other”. In this both magnets are facing same poles (both magnets are placed facing north and north or south and south). Both magnets are same pole. When the rod moves inside the piston movable magnet move towards the fixed magnet. Since both magnets are of same pole repulsion force is created between the magnets. So the movable magnet opposes the rod action and moves the rod up. The piston or cylinder is made up of non-magnetic material. V.V.Borole, prof. K.K.Chaudhari are studied and describe the Electromagnetic suspension system for automobile and study different way to recover energy from suspension system by using piezo electric material to increase the efficiency of the automobile. Vehicle during running condition vibrate by means suspension operate by using motion of the shock absorber produce energy. Chandrakant Chavan, 2G.M.Kakandikar, 3Swapnil S. Kulkarni.describe about the analysis of suspension spring to determine and it’s fatigue life using finite element methodology. One of the most important part of the susp[ension syatem is the coi spring which are helical in shape steel bar that absorb the shock Sushant Tandel, Bhagyesh Desai, Amit Desai, Amol Shirsat, and Dipak Tambe They describe about the design and fabrication of magnetic suspension system. According to authors of these papers the coil spring suspension system have imitation that after some period of time coils become not only harder but also reducing cushioning effect and these limitation overcome by the new concept of “MAGNETIC SUSPENSION SYSTEM” the cushioning effect provided by these system existing long life. They select material by considering Mechanical properties. Suvriti Dhawan1, Ravi Nandu2 studied and describes the disadvantages of other types of suspension system with magnetic suspension the material properties used for the magnet, coil spring, shaft according to author the magnetic system have more and more advantages than the air, hydraulic suspension. The hydraulic and air suspension have leakage problem and which is dangerous for any suspension system because of that big reason magnetic suspension system were used. Difference between Magnetic Shock Absorber and Spring Shock Absorber: Working Principle of Conventional Shock absorber: Shock absorber device was used for reducing the effect of sudden shock by the dissipation at the shock’s energy on an automobile springs & shock absorber are mounted between the wheels and the frame. When the wheel hit a hole or a raised spot on a road. The spring’s absorber the resultant shock by expanding & contracting. To prevent the spring from shacking the frame excessively, their motion is restrained by shock absorber, which are also known by the more descriptive term dumpers. Sr. No. Magnetic Shock Absorber Spring Shock Absorber 1 It has more life It has less life 2 Life is nearly about approximately 20 years Life is nearly about approximately 10 years 3 The weight of magnet is more The weight of spring is low as compared to magnets 4 If the power of magnets decreases then it is possible to recharge and it able to use again and again Its strength at spring is decreased or loss it is necessary to replace it new one 5 It has very low maintenance It ha s more maintenance
  • 3. ISSN 2393-8471 International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME) Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org Page | 143 Paper Publications Working Principle Of Magnetic Suspension System: Magnetic Shock Absorber which is mainly based on the principle of magnetic property like when the same poles of two magnets come in contact with each other then they are repulsed from each other. This unit is mounted in vehicle such as other type of shock absorber. The working of this absorber is very simple. Two magnets are mounted in this way that one is mounted below and other is on upper side. Poles of these magnets are same at inner side so that they are repulsed from each other and space is made between them due to this. When the vehicle is running on the bump or the muddy road then the space between two magnets is reduced and then shocks and variations present in the vehicle absorbed by repulsion property of the magnet. By using this type of absorber we can absorb the more number of shocks and variations are absorbed with the more accuracy. This shock absorber has no problem of leakage of oil like hydraulic shock absorber. Also this has less maintenance than other types of shock absorber. So that we can made this type of shock absorber for the efficient work of vehicle and for reducing the maintained cost of vehicle. 3. DESIGN OF MAIN SPRING The spring is mounted in between two magnets to avoid impact of magnets. Theouter diameter of spring can be selected considering the clearance between casing diameter and spring which avoid jam of spring. Outer diameter of spring, Do = 40 mm As per design data book for cold drawn wire steel wire diameter, d = 5 mm, Inner diameter of spring, Di = 40-10 = 30 mm Calculating the load bearing capacity of spring For any service life, Shear stress = 0.5 Sut = 0.51190 = 595 N/mm2 Spring index C= Do/d = 40/5 =8 C = 8 Then Wahl factor of spring, K= (4C-1)/(4C-4)+0.615/C For C =8 K= 1.18 Now to Find load holding by spring P, Shear stress = k(8PC/(d2)) P = 618:47N Thus spring hold the load of 708.54 N remaining load is absorbed by magnet. Deflection of spring (δ) can calculate by, δ = (8PD3N)=(Gd4) δ = 56:04mm Spring rate = P= = 11N=mm Spring stiffness = K = 11N=mm: Number of turns = N = 9
  • 4. ISSN 2393-8471 International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME) Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org Page | 144 Paper Publications As spring has square and ground ends number of Inactive turns = 2 Total number of turn, NT = N + 2 = 9 + 2 = 11 Solid length of spring, Ls = NT d = 115 = 55mm Free length of spring, Lf = solid length + deflection + axial gap = 55 + 56 + 0:15(56) = 55 + 56 + 0:15(56) Lf = 120mm: Pitch of spring = Lf=N Pitch of spring = 13:33mm Design of Magnet: Power Magnet Pair =10,000GP (Gauss Power) Weight Vehicle Body =110kg = 1080N Weight Of Person Setting On Vehicle = 140kg =1374N Total Load = Weight Vehicle Body + Weight Of Person Setting On Vehicle =1080+1374 Total Load =1080+1374 =2454 N Rear Suspension = 65percentage2454 =1595.1 N Considering Dynamic Loads Double(W)= 1595.12 =3190.2 N For Single Shock Absorber Weight(W/2)= 3190.1/2 = 1595.1 N Taking Factor Of Safety = 1.2 So Design Load=1914.92N Magnetic Power Per Unit Area =2N/mm2 So Area Required For Suspension Of 300kg load 2 = 1914:12=A A = 957:06mm2 A = 4d2 957:06 =4d2
  • 5. ISSN 2393-8471 International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME) Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org Page | 145 Paper Publications d = 34:90mm35mm d = 35mm Diameter of magnet = 35mm Design of shaft The shaft is subjected to pure bending stress Design force = 1914.12 N Bending length = 165 mm Bending moment = F L = 1914.12 165 = 315829.8 N-mm M =/32 F(b)d3 315829:8 = 32599:13d3 d = 18mm Design of hollow shaft: M = F(b)l M = 1914:12200 M = 382824N �mm M = =32F(b)do3(1k4) 382824 = =32F(b)873(10:894) F(b) = 15:893N=mm2 F(b) = 20 < 35N=mm2 As induced stress is less than allowable stress the design of hollow cylinder is safe 4. FUTURE SCOPE It is possible to do make modification in the magnetic shock absorber some of them are explained below:- 1) If the coils are fitted at the outer side of magnet then it is possible to generate electricity which is possible to use for head lamp or for battery charging. 2) If electric magnets are fitted in front of wheel & back, it will possible to give protection to vehicle by puncture down by iron metals. 3) If a path of electro magnet make and the magnet connected at down side of vehicle then it is possible to drive vehicle without energy and due to this there is no pollution. 5. CONCLUSION This project has provided us an excellent opportunity and experience to use our limited knowledge. We gained a lot of practical knowledge regarding planning, purchasing assembling and machining while doing our project work. We feel that the project work is a good solution to bridge the gate between institution and industries. We are proud that we have completed the work with the limited time successfully. The MAGNETIC SUSPENSION SYSTEM is working well. We are also able to understand the difficulties in maintaining the tolerances and also quality. We have done to our ability and skill making maximum use of available facilities. In conclusion remarks of our project work, let us add a few more lines about our impression on project work. Thus we have developed a MAGNETIC SUSPENSION SYSTEM which helps to know how to achieve low cost and minimize the size.
  • 6. ISSN 2393-8471 International Journal of Recent Research in Civil and Mechanical Engineering (IJRRCME) Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp: (141-146), Month: October 2015 – March 2016, Available at: www.paperpublications.org Page | 146 Paper Publications REFERENCES [1] Design and fabrication of magnetic shock absorber: S.Gopinath , R.J. Golden Renjith , J.Dineshkumar. [2] A Review On Magnetic Shock Absorber : mr.V.V.Borole,prof. K.K.Chaudhari. E-Issn: 2348-0831 Volume 2, Issue 3 (Mar-Apr 2015) Pp 104-109. [3] Analysis For Suspension Spring To Determine And Improve Its Fatigue Life Using Finite Element Methodology: Chandrakant Chavan, G.M.Kakandikar, Swapnil S.Kulkarni. [4] Design and Fabrication of Magnetic Suspension: Sushant Tandel1, Bhagyesh Desai2. [5] Magnetic Suspension In Automobiles: Suvriti Dhawan1, Ravi Nandu2. [6] Automobile Engineering: Kripal Singh