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friction circle: a standalone construct

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frictioncircle1 CONSTRUCTFriction circleMILLIKEN · VEHICLE DYNAMICS

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Vehicle dynamics

the limit of combined longitudinal and lateral tire force set by available friction, so braking or driving reduces cornering capacity.

In vehicle dynamics, friction circle refers to the limit of combined longitudinal and lateral tire force set by available friction, so braking or driving reduces cornering capacity. This meaning comes from Milliken (1995) in Race car vehicle dynamics.[1]

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References

  1. Milliken, W. F. (1995). Race car vehicle dynamics. SAE International. ISBN 9781560915263

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