Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan

Global motorcycle road accident statistics has shown increment in the past decade. As part of the actions taken in minimizing this issue, motorcycle simulators were developed in order to conduct studies on motorcycling. An example of such simulators is the revolutionary motorcycle test rig named Pos...

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Main Author: Azlan, Shahrool Azree
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Language:English
Published: 2015
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Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/52207/1/52207.pdf
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spelling my-uitm-ir.522072021-11-11T02:08:57Z Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan 2015 Azlan, Shahrool Azree Machinery exclusive of prime movers Mechanics applied to machinery. Dynamics Machine design and drawing Global motorcycle road accident statistics has shown increment in the past decade. As part of the actions taken in minimizing this issue, motorcycle simulators were developed in order to conduct studies on motorcycling. An example of such simulators is the revolutionary motorcycle test rig named Postura Motergo™, an adjustable and custom made motorcycle test rig developed by Motorcycle Engineering Technology Lab (METAL) of Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia. Uniquely, Postura Motergo™ is integrated with Human Machine Environment Interface (HMEI) attributes to give a better fidelity and more near to real riding experience. However, the currently integrated windblast element is yet to be capable to truly replicate real world riding experience. Though, could be regulated via the twist of the motorcycle's throttle, the wind speed generated via this mechanism could not be accurately measured. The aim of this study was to establish a novel interface system for generating and regulating the windblast element for Postura Motergo™, named as the Windblast Interface System (The WIS). In achieving this, an integration of data acquisition system (DAQ) was used, consisting of sensors, DAQ measurement hardware and a computer with programmable software. For this study, an anemometer, analog-to-digital converter and compatible LAB VIEW software were used to establish the interface. As a result from this novel system, a relationship between the dynamic changes of the windblast element can now be determined and accurately controlled. From this system interface, a validation process via distributing a set of questionnaire to 10 respondents was done. Conclusively, this study successfully improved the windblast element, hence provides a more immersive simulation experience to the test subjects in utilizing the Postura MotergoTM. 2015 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/52207/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/52207/1/52207.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
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language English
topic Machinery exclusive of prime movers
Machinery exclusive of prime movers
Machine design and drawing
spellingShingle Machinery exclusive of prime movers
Machinery exclusive of prime movers
Machine design and drawing
Azlan, Shahrool Azree
Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan
description Global motorcycle road accident statistics has shown increment in the past decade. As part of the actions taken in minimizing this issue, motorcycle simulators were developed in order to conduct studies on motorcycling. An example of such simulators is the revolutionary motorcycle test rig named Postura Motergo™, an adjustable and custom made motorcycle test rig developed by Motorcycle Engineering Technology Lab (METAL) of Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia. Uniquely, Postura Motergo™ is integrated with Human Machine Environment Interface (HMEI) attributes to give a better fidelity and more near to real riding experience. However, the currently integrated windblast element is yet to be capable to truly replicate real world riding experience. Though, could be regulated via the twist of the motorcycle's throttle, the wind speed generated via this mechanism could not be accurately measured. The aim of this study was to establish a novel interface system for generating and regulating the windblast element for Postura Motergo™, named as the Windblast Interface System (The WIS). In achieving this, an integration of data acquisition system (DAQ) was used, consisting of sensors, DAQ measurement hardware and a computer with programmable software. For this study, an anemometer, analog-to-digital converter and compatible LAB VIEW software were used to establish the interface. As a result from this novel system, a relationship between the dynamic changes of the windblast element can now be determined and accurately controlled. From this system interface, a validation process via distributing a set of questionnaire to 10 respondents was done. Conclusively, this study successfully improved the windblast element, hence provides a more immersive simulation experience to the test subjects in utilizing the Postura MotergoTM.
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author Azlan, Shahrool Azree
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title Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan
title_short Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan
title_full Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan
title_fullStr Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan
title_full_unstemmed Study of windblast interface element with Postura MotergoTM test rig / Shahrool Azree Azlan
title_sort study of windblast interface element with postura motergotm test rig / shahrool azree azlan
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
granting_department Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
publishDate 2015
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/52207/1/52207.pdf
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