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Vehicle Load Calculations in Design

The document discusses the curriculum for Vehicle Design at HCMC University of Technology and Education, focusing on the types of loads exerted on vehicle clusters. It details static and dynamic loads, their coefficients, and calculations for powertrains, braking systems, suspension, and drive systems. Various formulas are provided to calculate these loads under different conditions.

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Vehicle Load Calculations in Design

The document discusses the curriculum for Vehicle Design at HCMC University of Technology and Education, focusing on the types of loads exerted on vehicle clusters. It details static and dynamic loads, their coefficients, and calculations for powertrains, braking systems, suspension, and drive systems. Various formulas are provided to calculate these loads under different conditions.

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HCMC University of Technology and Education

Curriculum : Vehicle Design


Chapter 3 : The load exerted on the clusters
and details of vehicles

3.1. The concept of the types of loads:


• Static load
• Dynamic load
• Coefficient of dynamic load:

value of dynamic load


kđ =
value of static load

3.2. Events induce dynamic loads


3.3. Loads use in calculating on the cluster and
details of vehicles
• 3.3.1. Calculated load for powertrains
M X M emax.i. (2.16)

[Link] . φ .rl
Mb  (2.17)
i η
• 3.3.2. Calculated load for braking systems
G1 G ,
M P1 = m1p .φ.rb = (b + φ .h g )φ.rb (2.18)
2 2L
G2 G
M P2 = .m 2p .φ.rb = (a - φ, .h g )φ.rb (2.19)
2 2L
• 3.3.3. Calculated load for suspension
• When a smooth and flat road: Fmax = Ft . kđ

• When a no smooth and flat road:


dz (2.20)
Fdi = mi 
dt

• 3.3.4. Calculated load for drive system


• Maximum moment of driver acting on steering wheel:
Mlmax = Flmax.R

• Calculating follows maximum breaking forces:


F1 = Zb.φm/n ; F2 = Zb.φm/c
↓
Fp ↑ F2
↓ Fp

→ F1

← F1

Image 2.4

• Calculating follows impacting force of read on drive wheels

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