A vehicle has a double wishbone front suspension and a beam rear axle. The vehicle roll angle and the front wheel camber angle are related by the relationship front wheel camber angle vehicle roll angle y = In this instance, y is equal to 0.5. The cornering stiffness for each tyre on the vehicle is 2.5kN/degree and the camber stiffness for each tyre is 169N/degree of camber angle. During steady state cornering both front and rear slip angles are equal to 2.6 degrees, the body roll angle is 5 degrees. Calculate the total cornering force in Newtons produced by the front axle.

A vehicle has a double wishbone front suspension and a beam rear axle. The vehicle roll angle and the front wheel camber angle are related by the relationship front wheel camber angle vehicle roll angle y = In this instance, y is equal to 0.5. The cornering stiffness for each tyre on the vehicle is 2.5kN/degree and the camber stiffness for each tyre is 169N/degree of camber angle. During steady state cornering both front and rear slip angles are equal to 2.6 degrees, the body roll angle is 5 degrees. Calculate the total cornering force in Newtons produced by the front axle.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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