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Skip to content * Contact * Give * News * Search for: * About Us NEXUS AT MICHIGAN ENGINEERING Online and professional education at the University of Michigan College of Engineering. LEARN MORE ABOUT US No matter your location, your situation, your age. If you’re an alum, an engineering professional, or an organization that wants your team to stay current, motivated, and ready, connect with us. 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Go Blue Discounts Explore All Delivery Formats TIME COMMITMENT 4 days CEUS 3.5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not ready to commit? Get email updates on future offerings: Subscribe Now CREDENTIALS DIGITAL BADGE Issued by: EARN A DIGITAL BADGE AFTER SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE COURSE. DIGITAL CERTIFICATE A CERTIFICATE WILL BE AWARDED UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE. TRAVELING TO ANN ARBOR? INFORMATION ON AIRPORT, HOTELS, LOCAL FOOD OPTIONS, AND MORE. LEARN MORE Learn the foremost research on performance properties and engineering requirements. Whether you are new to truck systems or have years of experience, this four-day course will help you understand their special dynamic behavior by merging the fundamentals of vehicle dynamics and the details of truck components and properties. Learn from leading University of Michigan researchers and industry experts. Stay engaged through computer simulations, case studies, and real-world examples. LEARNING OBJECTIVES * Gain an understanding of the fundamental principles that determine the handling, braking, and ride performance of pneumatic-tired vehicles * Examine the special mechanical and geometric properties that determine the unique performance properties of commercial trucks * Understand the influences of the mechanical properties of subsystems and components on the dynamic performance of the total vehicle system * Gain exposure to methods and tools available to analyze heavy duty truck behavior PROGRAM OVERVIEW Fundamentals of Heavy Duty Trucks * Categories of performance * Subsystems of the vehicle * Terminology, sign conventions, symbols * Overview of vehicle dynamics theory * Contrasts between motor cars and heavy trucks Truck Components: Physics and Math Models * Mechanics of the heavy truck duty tire * Behavior of heavy truck suspensions * Kinematics and mechanics of steering systems * Heavy vehicle brake system basics * Thermal capacity * Electronic control systems Heavy Vehicle System Modeling * Simplifying assumptions * Unit truck and articulated vehicle models Dynamic Behavior of Heavy Duty Trucks * Ride quality * Off-tracking * Steady state and transient response to steering * The rollover process with the influence of slosh and shifting loads * Multi-Unit Vehicles * Functional vehicle control * Interaction with highway geometric features * Connected vehicles * Braking response * Brake force distribution * Downhill braking * Stopping distance TRUCKSIM® SOFTWARE Participants will receive a 60-day trial of TruckSim®, a software tool for simulating and analyzing the dynamic behavior of medium to heavy trucks, buses, and articulated vehicles. You will have ample opportunity to explore the software before, during, and after the course. WHO SHOULD ATTEND In addition to engineers involved in vehicle dynamics, this course is intended for people engaged in activities such as: * Truck and truck component design * Truck equipment selection * Fleet safety operations and equipment specification * Accident prevention * Development of truck safety standards * Highway/truck interaction * Measuring vehicle behavior * Highway safety standards and regulations New engineers who could benefit from learning about truck mechanics will find it especially useful. THE ONLY COURSE OF ITS KIND INSTRUCTIONAL TEAM STEVE KARAMIHAS * Lead Faculty * Senior Research Specialist, U-M Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) VIEW FULL BIO MICHELLE BARNS * Owner, GIS Linking The Layers VIEW FULL BIO RICHARD RADLINSKI * Engineering Consultant, Radlinski & Associates, Inc. VIEW FULL BIO MICHAEL SAYERS, PHD * CEO & Chief Technology Officer, Mechanical Simulation Corporation VIEW FULL BIO CHRIS WINKLER * Research Scientist Emeritus, U-M Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) VIEW FULL BIO Learning about off-tracking, roll over, suspensions, steering mechanisms and active safety/ADAS...[these concepts] are of use to my everyday work. Past ParticipantDynamics of Heavy Duty Trucks WHAT'S NEXT? CERTIFICATE & MODULES CERTIFICATE IN CURRENT & EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES (CCET) See the technologies reshaping the worlds of transportation and manufacturing. LEARN MORE CERTIFICATE & MODULES FOUNDATIONS OF MOBILITY Learn real-world solutions to complex transportation challenges. 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