Optimizing The Race Car Dynamics And Performance On Virtual Race Track

Othman, Rahman (2015) Optimizing The Race Car Dynamics And Performance On Virtual Race Track. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

VI-Grade competition is a student designed competition, organized by VI-Grade to develop student’s ideas, compare design, and test the virtual race car in the virtual world. The competition has expanded around the world and this is the best ways to promote UTeM globally. The purpose of this project is to study and optimizing suspension and powertrain of the virtual race car to achieve the best lap’s time. VI-Grade software was used to optimize the model. The selected design of suspension will be optimized through several parameters. Same methodology also applied in powertrain system where the parameter was chosen and will be optimize too. After that, the suspension and powertrain have through the simulation to identify the best lap’s time. Suspension and powertrain system optimization are conducted in this project in order to produce a race car with optimum performance. The optimizing of suspension and powertrain system setup must follow all the VI-Grade rules and regulations and compete with other race car around the world. At the end of this project, the designed suspension and powertrain system must be in the best performance as well as it can be used for future development.

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