A vehicle travels along a banked road according to the conditions shown. Force relationships are as y Fe radius of curve ----X defined. NR Fex Fex Fe Fe (centripetal force) R (reaction force) = vector sum of W and F Fex and Fey are the x-y components of Fe W is the vehicle's weight N is the y-component of vehicle's weight Fris the friction along the x-axis (i.e., F = Frif the vehicle is static on a slope) The ideal banking angle, a, occurs when

A vehicle travels along a banked road according to the conditions shown. Force relationships are as y Fe radius of curve ----X defined. NR Fex Fex Fe Fe (centripetal force) R (reaction force) = vector sum of W and F Fex and Fey are the x-y components of Fe W is the vehicle's weight N is the y-component of vehicle's weight Fris the friction along the x-axis (i.e., F = Frif the vehicle is static on a slope) The ideal banking angle, a, occurs when

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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