Study of Tire Model Consisting of Theoretical and Experimental Equations for Vehicle Dynamics Analysis - Part 2: Under the Condition of Various Velocity on the Asphaltic Road Surface

960996

02/01/1996

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International Congress & Exposition
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As the progress is made in vehicle dynamics analysis, tire models for vehicle dynamics analysis that are broadly applicable have been increasingly sought. Therefore, following the previous paper, the method to formulate a tire model consisting of theoretical and experimental equations, that represents, with high accuracy, the experimental characteristics of a tire, based on relatively simple theoretical equations - by obtaining the coefficients through experiments and further adding to them appropriate collections - is investigated in this paper.
In the previous paper, the procedure to formulate a model that shows the changes in lateral force, driving-braking force and aligning moment, generated on a tire running at a constant velocity, due to slip angle, slip ratio, camber angle and load was presented. However, the change due to velocity was not taken into consideration. Therefore, the model in the previous paper is further developed into the one that also shows the change due to velocity, to a certain degree at the expense of accuracy, and thus the tire model representing the characteristics of a tire running on the asphaltic road surface with various velocity is formulated, and is reported in this paper.
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https://doi.org/10.4271/960996
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11
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Araki, K., Sakai, H., and Yanase, M., "Study of Tire Model Consisting of Theoretical and Experimental Equations for Vehicle Dynamics Analysis - Part 2: Under the Condition of Various Velocity on the Asphaltic Road Surface," SAE Technical Paper 960996, 1996, https://doi.org/10.4271/960996.
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Feb 1, 1996
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960996
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Technical Paper
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English