Prospects for Commercial Vehicles Development 785120
Commercial vehicles of medium and heavy payload have been built without greater changes in the basic design for the past 50 years in spite of many shortcomings as for instance too great centre of gravity travel, too small usable area or volume, some difficulties in adaptations for vans and containers, etc. In order to eliminate these disadvantages a set of equations has been derived giving minimum c.g. travel, maximum usable area and bigger stiffness. As a final result a quite new form of a lorry has been designed.
Author(s):
Janusz Pawowski
Pages: 9
Event:
17th FISITA Congress (1978), Budapest, Hungary
Related Topics:
Commercial vehicles
Center of gravity (CG)
Trucks
Containers
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