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Tyre and Vehicle Dynamics 1st Edition by Hans B Pacejka ISBN 0768011264 9780768011265

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Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
File Extension: PDF
File size: 12.2 MB
Pages: 622
Author: Hans Pacejka
ISBN: 9780750651417, 0750651415
Language: English
Year: 2002

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ISBN 10: 0768011264 
ISBN 13: 9780768011265
Author: Hans B Pacejka

The definitive book of tire mechanics, by the acknowledged leading world authority, Hans Pacejka, fully explores the mechanical behavior of the pneumatic tire and its impact on vehicle and motorcycle dynamics and handling. The text covers the tire modeling gamut, from the basics to advanced modeling for extreme driving conditions, critical for the successful design of chassis active control systems. Theoretical treatments are presented with supporting experimental observations to provide the reader with an understanding of tire forces and with the basis for developing and using suitable mathematical models.

Tyre and Vehicle Dynamics 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Tyre Mechanics and Characteristics

Chapter 1: Tyre Construction and Properties

  • Tyre Components: Tread, Sidewall, Casing, Belts, Bead
  • Tyre Types: Radial, Bias-Ply, Tubeless, Run-Flat, Winter, All-Season, Performance
  • Tyre Materials: Rubber Compounds, Cords, Fillers
  • Manufacturing Processes and Quality Control
  • Tyre Specifications: Size Designation, Load Index, Speed Rating

Chapter 2: Tyre-Road Contact and Friction

  • The Contact Patch: Shape, Size, and Pressure Distribution
  • Adhesion, Hysteresis, and Friction Mechanisms
  • Coefficient of Friction: Factors Affecting It (Surface, Temperature, Slip)
  • Slip Ratio and Slip Angle: Fundamental Concepts
  • Rolling Resistance: Causes and Impact on Fuel Economy

Chapter 3: Tyre Forces and Moments

  • Longitudinal Force (Tractive/Braking Force) and Slip Ratio
  • Lateral Force (Cornering Force) and Slip Angle
  • Self-Aligning Torque (SAT): Pneumatic Trail and Caster Effect
  • Overturning Moment and Rolling Resistance Moment
  • Camber Thrust and Camber Stiffness
  • Combined Slip: Tyre Behavior under Concurrent Longitudinal and Lateral Forces

Chapter 4: Tyre Models

  • Linear Tyre Models (e.g., Cornering Stiffness, Longitudinal Stiffness)
  • Empirical Tyre Models:
    • Pacejka's Magic Formula (Concepts, Parameters, Applications)
    • Brush Model (Physical Interpretation)
  • Physical Tyre Models (e.g., Finite Element Analysis basics for tyres)
  • Neural Network and Data-Driven Tyre Models
  • Tyre Testing and Data Acquisition

Chapter 5: Tyre Wear and Durability

  • Mechanisms of Tyre Wear: Abrasion, Fatigue, Cracking
  • Factors Influencing Wear Rate (Load, Slip, Road Surface, Temperature)
  • Tread Pattern Design and its Effect on Wear and Performance
  • Tyre Aging and Degradation
  • Tyre Noise Generation and Reduction

Part II: Vehicle Dynamics: Single-Track Models and Steady-State Analysis

Chapter 6: Longitudinal Vehicle Dynamics

  • Driveline Mechanics: Engine Torque, Transmission, Final Drive
  • Braking Dynamics: Braking Force Distribution, ABS Principles
  • Vehicle Acceleration and Braking Performance Calculations
  • Gradeability and Resistance Forces (Aerodynamic, Rolling, Gradient)
  • Energy Consumption and Efficiency

Chapter 7: Steady-State Cornering (Lateral Dynamics)

  • Single-Track (Bicycle) Model: Assumptions and Limitations
  • Understeer and Oversteer Characteristics
  • Lateral Load Transfer in Cornering
  • Steering System Geometry: Ackermann Steering, Caster, Camber, Toe
  • Roll Steer and Compliance Steer

Chapter 8: Ride Dynamics

  • Tyre as a Suspension Element
  • Road Irregularities and Input
  • Suspension System Components (Springs, Dampers, Anti-roll Bars)
  • Pitch, Roll, and Heave Motion Analysis
  • Vibration and Comfort Analysis

Part III: Vehicle Dynamics: Multi-Track Models and Transient Behavior

Chapter 9: Transient Handling and Control

  • Two-Track (Four-Wheel) Model for Handling Analysis
  • Step Steer Response
  • Lane Change Maneuvers
  • Limit Handling and Non-Linear Behavior
  • Yaw Rate Control and Stability Analysis

Chapter 10: Vehicle Stability and Control Systems

  • Electronic Stability Control (ESC/ESP): Principles and Algorithms
  • Traction Control Systems (TCS)
  • Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS): Advanced Concepts
  • Active Suspension Systems
  • Torque Vectoring
  • Autonomous Vehicle Control and Dynamic Implications

Chapter 11: Suspension System Design and Optimization

  • Independent vs. Dependent Suspensions
  • Double Wishbone, MacPherson Strut, Multi-Link Designs
  • Kinematics and Compliances of Suspension Systems
  • Tuning Suspension for Performance and Comfort
  • Spring, Damper, and Anti-Roll Bar Selection

Chapter 12: Advanced Topics in Vehicle Dynamics

  • Race Car Dynamics: Aerodynamics, Downforce, Tyre Management
  • Motorcycle Dynamics
  • Heavy Vehicle Dynamics (Trucks, Buses)
  • Off-Road Vehicle Dynamics
  • Human Factor in Vehicle Dynamics (Driver Models)

Part IV: Experimental and Computational Methods

Chapter 13: Vehicle Dynamics Testing and Measurement

  • Tyre Testing Rigs (Flat-Belt, Drum, Indoor/Outdoor)
  • Vehicle Instrumentation (Sensors: GPS, IMU, Steering Angle, Wheel Speed)
  • Standardized Handling Maneuvers (e.g., ISO Lane Change, J-Turn)
  • Data Acquisition and Analysis

Chapter 14: Simulation and Modeling Tools

  • Multi-Body Dynamics Software (e.g., Adams Car, CarSim, SIMPACK)
  • Co-Simulation of Tyre and Vehicle Models
  • Real-time Simulation and Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL)
  • Virtual Prototyping and Development

Conclusion: The Future of Tyre and Vehicle Dynamics

  • Impact of Electrification on Dynamics
  • Autonomous Driving and the Changing Role of Dynamics
  • Sustainable Tyre Technologies
  • Integration of AI and Machine Learning in Dynamics

Appendices

  • A. Review of Rigid Body Dynamics
  • B. Mathematical Tools (Matrices, Differential Equations)
  • C. Tyre Data Sheets and Interpretation
  • D. Standardized Test Procedures

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