Rear Indirect Actuation Assembly

Subteam: SuspensionSubsystem: RodsAssembly: Rear Indirect Actuation AssemblyCars: CR22, CR25, CR26I

Purpose

Assembly line covering the rear bellcrank, pushrod, ARB drop link connection and their hardware.

Function

Groups the bellcrank plates, bung, nut, pivot pin, spacers and the pushrod. Design Philosophies and Processes: Inherited from the Bellcranks subsystem design process: 1. Take the wheel rate target from kinematics; the bellcrank is named by it (CR26I front is the 150 lb/in wheel rate crank, rear the 200 lb/in). 2. Set the architecture: connection points, pivot location, double or single shear. 3. Size the pivot for shear from the vector sum of rod and damper loads. 4. Run single-plate FEA for deflection first, then stress. CR26I rear single plate at 0.19 in gave FoS 3.54. 5. Calculate the wheel rate change that the measured deflection produces, and confirm it is inside tolerance. 6. Fit and validate the damper position sensor.

Reoccuring issues

None recorded. This part has no entry in Knowledge_Transfer/Issue Logging/Fault Vault.xlsx, in either Issue Log.xlsx, in CR22/Issue Tracking/Shakedown 7-15-23.xlsx, or in any design review issue list found in CrimsonStorage or Box.

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