Tametire tire model by Michelin

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The Tametire tire model by Michelin is a sophisticated tool designed for realistic vehicle simulations, incorporating thermal and pressure properties to generate force components Fx, Fy, and moment Mz. Users have expressed difficulty in finding comprehensive resources, with existing articles being either too basic or lacking full access. The 2007 VDI publication is identified as a potentially valuable source for detailed implementation of the model. Additional resources include a 2016 article in Tire Science and Technology and various testing procedures available online.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of vehicle dynamics and simulation techniques
  • Familiarity with tire modeling concepts, specifically the brush model
  • Knowledge of thermal and pressure effects on tire performance
  • Access to academic resources for tire science literature
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  • Research the 2007 VDI publication for in-depth details on the Tametire model
  • Explore the 2016 article "TameTire: Introduction to the Model" in Tire Science and Technology
  • Investigate the testing procedures outlined in the Michelin documents linked in the discussion
  • Watch vehicle simulation videos on Marco Ghislanzoni's YouTube channel for practical insights
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This discussion is beneficial for automotive engineers, vehicle dynamics researchers, and simulation developers seeking to enhance their understanding of tire modeling and its applications in realistic vehicle simulations.

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Hi there!
Is anyone familiar with the Tametire tire model by Michelin? I understand it is based on the brush model and can take into account thermal and pressure properties of a tire. I was able to find only a very basic article online, but not a full description of how this model is able to generate Fx, Fy and Mz. Anyone happens to have more details on it? Many thanks in advance.
Marco.

Edit: for those wondering, I am working on realistic vehicle simulations. I have few videos on my YouTube channel (Marco Ghislanzoni) which apparently I cannot link here because they are flagged as spam. o_O
 
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http://115.112.66.136/Employee_Information/library_doc/ATZ/may_07.pdf

https://www.surrey.ac.uk/mes/files/tyre2015/TP1.1_TAMETIRE%E2%80%99S%20TESTING%20PROCEDURE%20OUTSIDE%20MICHELIN_Grob.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304006497_TameTire_Introduction_to_the_Model
TameTire: Introduction to the Model. Article in Tire Science and Technology 44(2):102-119 · April 2016
 
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http://115.112.66.136/Employee_Information/library_doc/ATZ/may_07.pdf

https://www.surrey.ac.uk/mes/files/tyre2015/TP1.1_TAMETIRE%E2%80%99S%20TESTING%20PROCEDURE%20OUTSIDE%20MICHELIN_Grob.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304006497_TameTire_Introduction_to_the_Model
TameTire: Introduction to the Model. Article in Tire Science and Technology 44(2):102-119 · April 2016

Thanks! I had already scouted those sources, but they are either too high level to be able to implement the model or the full text paper is not available. Do you have the last paper? Is it detailed enough? I may end up buying a copy of the original 2007 VDI publication, that is probably the best source.
 
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