Modelling, Simulation and Control of Two‐Wheeled Vehicles 2014
DOI: 10.1002/9781118536391.ch1
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“…The forces and moments produced by the tyre [11] are illustrated in the following figures: Figure 4, forces acting on the intersection point between the plane of symmetry and the track in Figure 5, forces acting on the point of tyre contact and Figure 6, production of the moment M x , M y , M z . Longitudinal front wheel slip is zero because the wheel is not driving.…”
Section: Tyre Modellingmentioning
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“…The forces and moments produced by the tyre [11] are illustrated in the following figures: Figure 4, forces acting on the intersection point between the plane of symmetry and the track in Figure 5, forces acting on the point of tyre contact and Figure 6, production of the moment M x , M y , M z . Longitudinal front wheel slip is zero because the wheel is not driving.…”
Section: Tyre Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The front and rear tyre side slip are described by λ f and λ r respectively. In relation to the longitudinal slip, the front wheel does not slip, not producing longitudinal tyre force as the rolling resistance effect was neglected, in contrast with the rear wheel produces longitudinal tyre force causing longitudinal slip [11].…”
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“…A altura do centro de gravidade tem uma influência significativa sobre o comportamento dinâmico de uma motocicleta, especialmente nas fases de aceleração e de frenagem como é explicado por Cossalter (2006). Um centro de gravidade alto, durante a fase de aceleração, conduz a uma maior transferência de carga partindo da frente para a roda traseira.…”
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“…Figura 4.12 -Efeito giroscópico gerado pelo movimento de rolagem da motocicleta e a rotação das rodas (Cossalter, 2006 O segundo objetivo é projetar um aparato de estudo da dinâmica de uma motocicleta em escala, de forma passiva, ou seja, sem interferência nos movimentos realizados pela moto, possibilitando a obtenção de dados experimentais capazes de comprovar as teorias e estudos existentes sobre a dinâmica de uma motocicleta.…”
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