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guys...we want to know about the forces acting on the upright in car? what are the formulas we have to consider? plz suggest me in this
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RE: automotive
For a circuit car you might use 3 2 1 g, for a production car it will be more.
If you don't know what 3 2 1 is then you need to do some research.
What sort of vehicle are you designing?
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But, what is its elongation at failure?
Until you tell us what sort of vehicle this is is we are basically guessing at suitable slutions. Which is largely a waste of time.
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greetings,
chandra
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