ackerman steering geometry and cornering
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This document discusses Ackermann steering geometry which aims to avoid tire slip when turning a vehicle by ensuring the inner wheel turns through a greater angle than the outer wheel. It explains that at high speeds, tires must develop lateral forces to counteract lateral acceleration and slip angles will be present at each wheel. The tire's cornering force is related to its slip angle through its cornering stiffness up to around 5 degrees of slip angle.
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The document discusses various components of steering systems in vehicles, including steering gears, linkages, power assistance, and kinematics. It describes how steering wheels are connected via linkages to turn the front wheels and aims them in the desired direction. It explains common types of steering gears like rack and pinion gears and how they provide mechanical advantage. It also covers power assisted steering using hydraulic or electric motors. Finally, it discusses kinematic principles like Ackerman steering geometry for slip-free turning.
Automobile unit 4 steering, brakes and suspension systems
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Steering for general automobile
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