dan_bighit
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i think that's probably cracked it then
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The discussion centers on calculating the total tractive resistance of a vehicle with a kerbside weight of 1360 kg, a rolling resistance of 140 N per 1000 kg, a frontal area of 2 m², and a drag coefficient of 0.025. The user seeks a formula to compute the total tractive force when traveling at 70 km/h on a level road. Key calculations include rolling resistance (190.4 N) and air resistance, which can be calculated using the formula F = -0.5 * k * ρ * A * v². The drag coefficient was initially miscalculated, leading to confusion in determining air resistance.
PREREQUISITESAutomotive engineers, physics students, and anyone involved in vehicle performance analysis will benefit from this discussion, particularly those interested in calculating tractive forces and understanding vehicle dynamics.
No problem, I'm sorry it took so long! I can't believe it took me that long to spot it!dan_bighit said:i think that's probably cracked it then
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