2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jterra.2018.11.002
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Rolling radii and moment arm of the wheel load for pneumatic tyres

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“…The wheel load torque, acting on the wheel module, is derived from the power balance in the contact patch between the tire and its surface of motion according to the following formula from [13] T wload = F x r 0 where, F x is the is the wheel circumferential force also known as wheel longitudinal force and r 0 w is the tire rolling radius in the driven mode, i.e. when there is no driving torque applied to the wheel (more details on driven/driving/braking/free/neutral wheel power-loading modes can be found in [9,[23][24][25]], R x is the rolling resistance that is computed from the Bekker-Wong model [24,26], F f ramex is the vehicle frame force, D a is the air drag force, F a = M • dVx dt is the force needed to increase the kinetic energy of a wheel in translational motion, M is the module gross mass.…”
Section: Wheel Locomotion Module Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The wheel load torque, acting on the wheel module, is derived from the power balance in the contact patch between the tire and its surface of motion according to the following formula from [13] T wload = F x r 0 where, F x is the is the wheel circumferential force also known as wheel longitudinal force and r 0 w is the tire rolling radius in the driven mode, i.e. when there is no driving torque applied to the wheel (more details on driven/driving/braking/free/neutral wheel power-loading modes can be found in [9,[23][24][25]], R x is the rolling resistance that is computed from the Bekker-Wong model [24,26], F f ramex is the vehicle frame force, D a is the air drag force, F a = M • dVx dt is the force needed to increase the kinetic energy of a wheel in translational motion, M is the module gross mass.…”
Section: Wheel Locomotion Module Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to large overall dimensions and high relative deformation of such tires, a significant decrease in the values of contact pressures at the tire-soil border is provided and the track depth decreases after the passage of the wheel, resulting in the reduction of power losses for rolling and rutting. However, in the works of various scientific teams [1,2] it was noted that with a decrease in the internal air pressure in the tire, there is a progressive increase in hysteresis losses, which in turn leads to an increase in power losses for wheel rolling. The problem of increasing the efficiency of agricultural vehicles equipped with ultra-lowpressure tires stands alongside the problem of increasing fuel efficiency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research on rolling radius on various road surfaces has been the subject of discussions and scientific studies for many years [10,13,15,17,18,21,22,23]. Determining the exact value of rolling radius influences the considerable improvement in the exactness of skid value calculation and drive force and plays a key role in the determination of a vehicle's linear movement speed [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%