Review of Tilting Three Wheeled Vehicle Chassis Design

M Barker; Benjamin Drew; Jocelyn Darling; Kevin Edge; H Johannsen

Review of Tilting Three Wheeled Vehicle Chassis Design

M Barker, Benjamin Drew, Jocelyn Darling, Kevin Edge, H Johannsen

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Driven by individual urban mobility requirements, new vehicle concepts are being investigated to ease congestion problems and reduce vehicle emissions. The Centre for Power Transmission and Motion Control at the University of Bath (UK) is partaking in an EC funded research project to design and develop the chassis of a novel city vehicle. This paper reviews existing tilting three-wheeled vehicle concepts, examining different wheel and tilting strategies. The fundamental aspects of these unique vehicles' handling and active control techniques are examined. Important considerations at the concept design stage of such a vehicle are highlighted.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - May 2004
Event	Proceedings of FISITA 2004 Conference - Barcelona, Spain Duration: 1 May 2004 → …

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Conference	Proceedings of FISITA 2004 Conference
Country/Territory	Spain
City	Barcelona
Period	1/05/04 → …

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