Figure 2.1 shows a wheels vehicle mode. The mass of the vehicle is 1820 kg and the distance between centre of mass to the front and rear axles are 1.463 m and 1.585 m respectively. If the rolling resistance coefficient between road and tire is fo = 0.0165 when the vehicle travel at a speed of v = 40 km/h with steering angle of = 20°, front and rear slip angles at 4° radius of turning R is 8.603m; then : i. Calculate the cornering forces of the front and rear wheels.

Figure 2.1 shows a wheels vehicle mode. The mass of the vehicle is 1820 kg and the distance between centre of mass to the front and rear axles are 1.463 m and 1.585 m respectively. If the rolling resistance coefficient between road and tire is fo = 0.0165 when the vehicle travel at a speed of v = 40 km/h with steering angle of = 20°, front and rear slip angles at 4° radius of turning R is 8.603m; then : i. Calculate the cornering forces of the front and rear wheels.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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