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Effect of Speed on Tire-Soil Interaction and Development of Towed Pneumatic Tire-Soil Model.

Authors: Leslie L. Karafiath; Frank S. Sobierajsku; GRUMMAN AEROSPACE CORP BETHPAGE N Y RESEARCH DEPT
Abstract:
The role of soil inertia forces and the effects of strain rate in tire-soil interaction are analyzed. Two methods are developed for the determination of inertial accelerations in tire-soil interaction. The effect of strain rate of soil strength properties is analyzed and recognized as the major contributor to the improvement of tire performance with speed. A mathematical model for towed pneumatic tires and soil is developed for the simulation of towed tire-soil interaction. Towed force coefficient predictions are compared with experimental results.

Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Description: Final rept.
Pages: 197
Report Date: OCT 1974
Contract Number: DAAE0774C0002, DAAE0774C0204
Report Number: A589800
Keywords relating to this report:
*SOIL MECHANICS
*TIRES
*VEHICLES
ACCELERATION
ARMY RESEARCH
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
LOADS_FORCES_
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
STRAIN RATE
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