Question #153417

How should I calculate the angle by which two wheels are rotated driving the vehicle around the circle. I do know circle radius, wheel radius, car length and distance between wheels. Thanks


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2021-01-01T14:07:32-0500




the car moves in a circle, therefore all points of the car move in\text{the car moves in a circle, therefore all points of the car move in}

circles with one common center\text{circles with one common center}

let rwheel radius\text{let } r -\text {wheel radius}

Rradius of the circle of movementR -\text{radius of the circle of movement}

lcar lengthl - \text{car length}

wcar widthw -\text{car width}

also assume that the rear wheels of the car\text{also assume that the rear wheels of the car}

do not turn\text{do not turn}

α1,α2 angles of inclination of the front wheels\alpha_1,\alpha_2 \text{ angles of inclination of the front wheels}

Ldistance between axles carL - \text{distance between axles car}

L=l2rL= l-2r

sin(α1)=LR=l2rR\sin(\alpha_1)= \frac{L}{R}=\frac{l-2r}{R}

sin(α2)=LRw=l2rRw\sin(\alpha_2)= \frac{L}{R-w}=\frac{l-2r}{R-w}

we assume that the radius of the circle of movement \text{we assume that the radius of the circle of movement }

is much greater than the width of the car\text{is much greater than the width of the car}

Answer: sin(α)=l2rRsin(\alpha)=\frac{l-2r}{R}






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