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1 centre-of-gravity movements
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2 Continuous Damping Control
авто Continuous Damping Control (сокр. CDC)автоматическая система непрерывной регулировки жёсткости амортизаторов (MAN TGX)When cornering, switching lanes quickly or braking sharply, the CDC system provides the running gear with firmer suspension to ensure greater road safety. Rolling and pitching are avoided. To this end, sensors record the movements of the suspension at the front and rear axles, the braking pressure, load status, accelerator position and vehicle speed. All values are analysed by the system control unit. The suspension firmness required for each situation is then set by means of an electromagnetic valve on the shock absorber. CDC ensures that the roll angle is greatly reduced under comparable driving conditions, allowing more reliable mastery of the vehicle. The electronic Continuous Damping Control also reduces pitching of the vehicle during braking manoeuvres. The vehicle has firmer suspension, and the pitching movement is much weaker. Both these effects are especially noticeable in vehicles with a high centre of gravity. The system is therefore particularly recommended for these vehicles.|| Сегодня автоматическую систему непрерывной регулировки жесткости амортизаторов CDC устанавливают на лучшие европейские грузовики, например, такие как MAN TGX. Она полезна при крене машины, восстанавливая ее курсовую устойчивость, уменьшая боковую раскачку, делая руль более "налитым", уменьшая износ шин и способствуя сокращению тормозного пути.
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