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Hazelton, Kansas |
bsf:
Traction models have been around for a long time, and they basically answer your question IF you spend a little time with a spreadsheet.
The URL below is a good recent paper by Grisso, Zoz, etal that contains coefficients for bias and radial tires, as well as tracks.
In my opinion, representing the soil with only a cone index value is the largest weakness of most traction models. However, soil is so hopelessly complex that most of us just accept this approach
Happy New Year.
http://bsesrv214.bse.vt.edu/Grisso/Papers/ISTRO.pdf
Regards.
MDS
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would u disagree or agree with me on this
