Comparative analysis of small size non-pneumatic tires and pneumatic tires-radial stiffness and hysteresis, selected parameters of the contact patch

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Nowadays, non-pneumatic tires are becoming an increasingly likely alternative to pneumatic tires. The function of compressed air has been taken over by the belt and the elastic structure (materials used and shape of the components). The research presented in the paper was carried out in quasi-static conditions. The research's aim was to compare the radial stiffness, hysteresis and selected parameters of the contact patch of two non-pneumatic tires and four pneumatic tires used interchangeably in ATVs/UTVs. The analyzed non-pneumatic tires are characterized by greater radial stiffness than pneumatic tires of the same size. Moreover the wheel with a cellular structure has the highest hysteresis of the radial characteristics of the tested wheels and the highest values of the unit pressure in the area of contact patch. The paper also verified two methods of calculating the contact patch length of non-pneumatic tires.

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Jackowski, J., Żmuda, M., & Wieczorek, M. (2023). Comparative analysis of small size non-pneumatic tires and pneumatic tires-radial stiffness and hysteresis, selected parameters of the contact patch. Eksploatacja i Niezawodnosc, 25(3). https://doi.org/10.17531/ein/167362

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