The dimensions are indeed known, as well as the cg
Yes, the dimensions are known as well as the cg height. How would you suggest estimating the moment of inertia? Treat as a known rigid body like maybe a rectangle perhaps?
Oh and the way I determine a roll is if the car achieves its SSA (static stability angle) which relates a car's c.g. height and track width (track width = the distance from the center of one front tire to the center of the other front tire). SSA is defined as arctan((t/2)/h) where t = vehicle...
Hello,
So my issue is as follows: You have a car going at a constant speed and the right side of the car hits a ramp which causes that side to elevate and cause the car to rotate about its x axis. What I need to figure out is how fast does the car need to hit the ramp to cause a rollover...