Modes of vibration. (a) Bounce, (b) roll, (c) pitch, and (d) wrap.
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Download scientific diagram | Modes of vibration. (a) Bounce, (b) roll, (c) pitch, and (d) wrap. from publication: The Theoretical Study of an Interconnected Suspension System for a Formula Student Car | When it comes to racing applications, the primary engineering goal is to increase the performance envelope of the vehicle for a given set of tires. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to maximize the normal loads on the wheels while at the same time minimizing the tire load | Suspension Systems, Suspensions and Vibrations | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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