| IMPERIAL
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METRIC
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| Road Rolling Resistance | Road Rolling Resistance | |
| The
road rolling resistance is the force required to push a vehicle over the
surface it is rolling over and may be expressed in several ways. One, in
terms of pounds resistance per thousand pounds of gross weight. Other methods
are derived from this basic expression. Following is a table of rolling
resistance in pounds per thousand pounds of gross weight of various road
surfaces.
Rolling resistance is the gross vehicle weight in lbs, times the rolling resistance of the surface divided by 1000.
Where: Example:
Many formulas are arranged to use the rolling resistance in the above table as a factor. To set the table data up in factor form divide the resistance in lbs by 1000.
Where: R = Rolling resistance in pounds per thousand vehicle weight. Example:
Another method
of expressing road rolling resistance is percent of grade. To express
rolling resistance in percent of grade multiply rolling resistance per
thousand pounds vehicle by 100 and divide by
Where:
Example:
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The
road rolling resistance is the force required to push a vehicle over the
surface it is rolling over and may be expressed in several ways. One, in
terms of newtons resistance per hundred kilograms of gross weight. Other
methods are derived from this basic expression. Following is a table of
rolling resistance in newtons per thousand kilograms of gross weight of
various road surfaces.
Rolling resistance in newton per hundred kilograms is the gross vehicle weight in kg, times the rolling resistance of the surface divided by 100.
Where: Example:
Many formulae are arranged to use the rolling resistance in the table below as a factor. To set the table data up in factor form divide the resistance in newtons by 100.
Where: R = Rolling resistance in newtons per hundred kilograms vehicle weight. Example:
Another method of expressing road rolling resistance is percent of grade. To express rolling resistance in percent of grade multiply rolling resistance per hundred kilograms vehicle by 100 and divide by 1000.
Where: Example:
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