The discussion focuses on the design of differential mounting for an open differential (chain driven) in the SAE-INDIA supra-car project. Key considerations include understanding the forces acting on the differential and its mounting within a box-type frame. Participants emphasize the importance of using CAD drawing programs and FEA software, such as ANSYS, for effective design and analysis. The forum encourages users to conduct their own research and create initial designs rather than seeking direct assistance with project completion.
PREREQUISITESEngineering students, automotive designers, and mechanical engineers involved in vehicle dynamics and structural analysis will benefit from this discussion.
Since this project is for schoolwork, please show us your work on it so far. We do not do the work for students here. We can offer hints, ask questions, catch mistakes, etc. But it is against the PF rules for us to do your project for you.Aashish sarode said:
Yes I understand the rules of Pf, so can you please redirect me to any article on differential mounting to understand that what are forces acting on a differential mounting so that I will make my own design and analyse it on ansys software.berkeman said:Since this project is for schoolwork, please show us your work on it so far. We do not do the work for students here. We can offer hints, ask questions, catch mistakes, etc. But it is against the PF rules for us to do your project for you.
So have you done any drawings yet? Do you have access to a CAD drawing program? How about access to FEA software?
