2020
DOI: 10.13189/ujme.2020.080207
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Establishing the State Function to Determine the Turning Radius of the Vehicle When Steering

Abstract: The turning radius of the vehicle is determined based on the coordinates of the center of gravity. When the vehicle is moving at different velocities and driving at different steering angles, the value of the turning radius is also different. This change is nonlinear and continuous and determined by simulation or experimentation process. Previous studies have not established the formula to calculate the value of a turning radius of the vehicle based on input parameters. Therefore, determining the value of a tu… Show more

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“…If the roll angle is larger, the difference will also be larger. Once the roll angle of the vehicle reaches the limited value ϕ max , that is, the vertical force of the wheel will reach the minimum value F z = 0, and the rollover phenomenon will occur [13,14]. With the same steering angle, if the vehicle can roll, the higher the speed, the lower the limited roll angle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the roll angle is larger, the difference will also be larger. Once the roll angle of the vehicle reaches the limited value ϕ max , that is, the vertical force of the wheel will reach the minimum value F z = 0, and the rollover phenomenon will occur [13,14]. With the same steering angle, if the vehicle can roll, the higher the speed, the lower the limited roll angle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, its accuracy is not high. The linear tire model is only valid when an automobile is traveling at a low velocity and the steering angle is small [20]. The linear tire model can be incorporated with a linear single-track or nonlinear double-track dynamics model [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%