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Experimental Study of Mechanical Vibrations in Vehicle Suspension Systems Khoeriyah, Nafisatul Khoeriyah; barimbing, Ivan mangisara; Andreas silalahi, Jhon Nico; Saputra, Ariel; Hasibuan, Fardin; Irsyam, Muhammad
METALOGRAM Metalogram Vol.02 No.01 (December,2025)
Publisher : Universitas Riau Kepulauan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33373/mtlg.v2i1.7809

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This study reviews and analyzes vertical vibrations in the suspension system of passenger vehicles, focusing on the McPherson strut configuration. By synthesizing findings from previous experimental research employing vibration test benches like the UKA-3.5E, the dynamic response of suspensions under varying frequencies and tire inflation pressures is examined. Results indicate that tire pressure significantly influences vibration amplitude and duration, aligning with theories that model tire stiffness as a parallel spring element affecting overall suspension dynamics. The analysis also highlights the effectiveness of multi-sensor approaches, including proximity sensors and load cells, in capturing real-time vibrational behavior. Understanding these relationships is vital for optimizing suspension performance and developing strategies to reduce vibrations, thereby improving vehicle stability, occupant comfort, and safety.
Analysis of Wind Energy Potential and Technical Evaluation of a Small-Scale Wind Turbine for Electricity Generation in Batam, Indonesia Hasibuan ST.MT, Fardin; syaputra, Muhammad Lyan; irsyam, Muhammad; faturahman, noval; kuniawan, Muhammad iman
METALOGRAM Metalogram Vol.02 No.01 (December,2025)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33373/mtlg.v2i1.8692

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Wind energy represents one of Indonesia’s most promising renewable energy resources, with a national potential estimated at approximately 60 GW. However, its implementation remains limited due to insufficient site-specific assessments and feasibility studies. This research analyzes the wind energy potential at Galang District Beach, Batam City, and evaluates the technical suitability of the Sky Dancer 500 (TSD 500) wind turbine equipped with inversed-taper blades for small-scale electricity generation. A descriptive quantitative method was employed using secondary wind speed data from NASA (2014–2018) and primary measurements collected continuously for 30 days. Results show that Galang District Beach, Batam City exhibits average wind speeds ranging from 4 to 13.41 m/s, with a maximum recorded speed of 13.41 m/s. Based on technical analysis, low-speed wind characteristics align well with the operational profile of a horizontal-axis wind turbine utilizing inversed-taper blades. Estimations indicate that the TSD 500 turbine can generate 390–500 Wh of electricity per day under the observed wind conditions. These findings demonstrate that the site possesses adequate potential for micro-scale wind power development, and deploying ten units of the TSD 500 turbine could supply daily electrical needs for approximately ten households. The study contributes to the growing body of literature on decentralized renewable energy solutions for remote and coastal communities in Indonesia..
Co-Authors Andreas silalahi, Jhon Nico ardiansyah, Edo barimbing, Ivan mangisara Fardin Hasibuan faturahman, noval Hasibuan ST.MT, Fardin Ika Trisni Simangunsong Jamlean, Veronika Khoeriyah, Nafisatul Khoeriyah kuniawan, Muhammad iman Lesmana, Afsya Missyamsu Algusri, Missyamsu Mubarok, Barep Sopan Pamor Gunoto Parendi, Yoga Ratna Sari, Puji Ratuloli, Jumiati Saputra, Ariel Sianipar, Stiven Ewin Suhermanto, Suhermanto Syaputra, Muhammad Lyan Tanjung, Alamsyahali Toni Kusuma Wijaya, Toni Kusuma