Model rolling resistance
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The Rolling Resistanceblock models the resistance force that acts on the wheel hub due to the rolling resistance at the road-wheel contact surface. The block can use a constant resistance coefficient or the pressure and velocity dependence of the SAE J2452 standard. The resistance force is zero when the normal force acting at the wheel-road surface is less than or equal to zero.
When you set Resistance model to Constant
coefficient, the rolling resistance is directly proportional to
the resistance coefficient F = Nμ, where parameters represent the following quantities:
F is the rolling resistance force
N is the normal Force
μ is the rolling resistance coefficient
The rolling resistance coefficient has a hyperbolic form that eliminates discontinuity at vhub = 0:
where parameters represent the following quantities:
μ0 is the asymptotic rolling resistance coefficient
vhub is the hub velocity
vthreshold is the threshold velocity
When you set Resistance model to Pressure and
velocity dependent, the block uses the formula:
where parameters represent the following quantities:
P is the tire pressure
vhub is the hub velocity
α, β, A, B, C are the approximating coefficients
P0 is defined as 1 Pascal (Pa)
N0 is defined as 1 Newton (N)
In this equation, the parameters P0 and N0 remove the physical units from each exponential expression base.
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