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    The document discusses how the coefficient of static friction between a tire and road surface depends on vehicle speed, tire condition, and road condition such as whether it is dry, wet with 0.2 mm of water, or covered with 1-2 mm of water or ice. It notes that the coefficient of static friction can range from 1.0 for new tires on dry concrete down to 0.1 or less for worn tires on icy roads. The document also explains that aquaplaning occurs when a layer of water separates the tire from the road surface, making it impossible to steer or brake, and depends on factors like water depth, vehicle speed, tire tread, and load on the tire.

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    The document discusses how the coefficient of static friction between a tire and road surface depends on vehicle speed, tire condition, and road condition such as whether it is dry, wet with 0.2 mm of water, or covered with 1-2 mm of water or ice. It notes that the coefficient of static friction can range from 1.0 for new tires on dry concrete down to 0.1 or less for worn tires on icy roads. The document also explains that aquaplaning occurs when a layer of water separates the tire from the road surface, making it impossible to steer or brake, and depends on factors like water depth, vehicle speed, tire tread, and load on the tire.

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    Aquaplaning, Road Surface &..

    Transféré par

    Nico Dwijaya
    The document discusses how the coefficient of static friction between a tire and road surface depends on vehicle speed, tire condition, and road condition such as whether it is dry, wet with 0.2 mm of water, or covered with 1-2 mm of water or ice. It notes that the coefficient of static friction can range from 1.0 for new tires on dry concrete down to 0.1 or less for worn tires on icy roads. The document also explains that aquaplaning occurs when a layer of water separates the tire from the road surface, making it impossible to steer or brake, and depends on factors like water depth, vehicle speed, tire tread, and load on the tire.

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    Aquaplaning, road surface & tire friction

    http://www.tuninglinx.com/html/aquaplaning.html

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    The static coefficient of friction (between tire and the road surface), also known as the tire-roadinterface friction coefficient, is determined by the vehicle's speed, the condition of the tires and the state of the road surface (see table above). The figures cited apply for concrete and tarmacadarn road surfaces in good condition. The coefficients of sliding friction (with wheel locked) are usually lower than the coefficients of static friction. Special rubber compounds providing friction coefficients of up to 1.8 are employed in racing tires.

    Aquaplaning
    Aquaplaning (not aquaplanning), has a particularly dramatic influence on the contact between tire and road surface. It describes the state in which a layer of water separates the tire and the (wet) road surface. Aquaplaning phenomenon occurs when a wedge of water forces its way underneath the tire's contact patch and lifts it from the road. The tendency for aquaplaning is dependent upon such factors as the depth of the water on the road surface, the vehicle's speed, the tread pattern, the tread wear, and the load pressing the tire against the road surface. Wide tires are particularly susceptible to aquaplaning. It is not possible to steer or brake an aquaplaning vehicle, as its front wheels will have ceased to rotate, meaning that neither steering inputs nor braking forces can be transmitted to the road surface while aquaplaning.

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    15/07/2009 6:51

    Aquaplaning, road surface & tire friction

    http://www.tuninglinx.com/html/aquaplaning.html

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    15/07/2009 6:51

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