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September 1, 1981Vehicle System Dynamics46 citations

In-Plane and Out-of-Plane Dynamics of Pneumatic Tyres

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HPHans B. Pacejka

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SUMMARY During the last decade research has been conducted on the dvnamics of the tvre considered as a vehiclecomponent. Asurvey is given of these developments where tyre mass plays an important role. The underlying theoretical considerations concerning the massless tyre have been discussed as well. Two groups of tyre response have been distinguished: the lateral (out-of-plane) response and the vertical/longitudinal (in-plane) response to motions of the wheel. In both categories tyre compliance, slip and inertia have influence. The dynamic properties of the rolling tyre have been presented in the form of transfer functions and/or differential equations. The frequency of the imposed oscillations is assumed to be below ca. 40 Hz. Non-linear effects and modelling have been briefly touched on.

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