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A Novel Technique to Measure the Rolling Resistance of Tyres

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When a vertically-loaded tyre rolls on road, significant amount of energy is lost to overcome the "Rolling Resistance" of tyres - a force which is produced due to deformation of tyres. So, a complete set-up which includes the tyre revolving on the rotating drum has been fabricated in which the vertical load on tyre is applied by heavy plates. A new and cost- effective method to find this force using single force transducer has been developed. A comprehensive set of experimental data for two different bias-ply tyres - with and without treads has been measured and discussed. The measurements indicate that the value of the rolling resistance co- efficient is more for the tyre with treads. Further, variation of rolling resistance co-efficient with inflation pressure, load and speed has been presented.

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My name is Vivek - a Graduate from one of the prestigious Institutes of India 'Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee' known as IIT Roorkee. I have written this research work in the final year of Graduation. I never thought that I would be publishing this as a book with 'Lap Lambert'. I truly thank to the support of my Guides and Alma Mater.

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Authors Vive Gupta, Vivek Gupta, V Saran, V. H. Saran, V.H. Saran, S C Sharma, S. C. Sharma, S.C. Sharma
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2015
 
EAN 9783659499678
ISBN 978-3-659-49967-8
No. of pages 76
Subject Guides > Motor vehicles, aircraft, ships, space travel > General, dictionaries, handbooks

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