Against the flow [smart fluids]

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An interesting feature of Audi's new TT vehicle is its semi-active primary suspension system enabled by magneto-rheological (MR) fluid technology that allows continuously variable real-time suspension damping control. The suspension system is supplied by Delphi Corp. and is based on technology from Lord Corp. Although it can be used for other applications including seismic damping in buildings, damping of bridges against strong winds, and controlled dampers in prosthetic devices designed to provide users with tactile feedback, MR fluid technology's main market is the auto suspension system. MR-based components are now operating in hundreds of thousands of vehicles all over the world.

Inspec keywords: suspensions (mechanical components); hydraulic actuators; damping; magnetic fluids; magnetorheology; automotive components

Other keywords: semiactive primary suspension system; Lord Corp; continuously variable real-time suspension damping control; automobile suspension system; magnetorheological fluid technology; Delphi Corp; Audi TT vehicle

Subjects: Magnetic materials; Control technology and theory (production); Mechanical components; Intelligent materials (engineering materials science); Transportation; Control applications in other industries; Hydraulic and pneumatic control equipment; Automobile industry

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