2014Applied Mechanics and MaterialsOpen access

Simulation on the Stress Filed of Radial Tire with Tire Tread Wear under Static Contact Condition

Jun Fei Wu, Shi Chen Guo, Xu Ping Zhang, Zhi Li, Jin Mei Kan

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In this paper, through the establishment of a finite element model of radial tire, the finite element analysis of radial tire is made under vertical load condition. The laws of deformation, stress and strain of different wear tire are obtained. At last, the analysis result is discussed.

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In this paper, through the establishment of a finite element model of radial tire, the finite element analysis of radial tire is made under vertical load condition. The laws of deformation, stress and strain of different wear tire are obtained. At last, the analysis result is discussed.

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In this paper, through the establishment of a finite element model of radial tire, the finite element analysis of radial tire is made under vertical load condition. The laws of deformation, stress and strain of different wear tire are obtained. At last, the analysis result is discussed.

Key concepts: Tread, Radial tire, Finite element method, Contact patch, Structural engineering, Stress (linguistics), Radial stress, Deformation (meteorology)

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