BOOK-CHAPTER
9.2. Tire Force and Moment Characteristics
Year: 2015 NATO science for peace and security series. D, Information and communication security Publisher: IOS Press
Abstract
This Section introduces the forces and moments that are generated in the tire contact patch with an emphasis on their representation in a vehicle handling model. Fundamental definitions such as slip ratio and relaxation length are provided. Example plots are shown to illustrate typical tire force and moment characteristics.
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Moment (physics) Materials science Physics Classical mechanics
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