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where can i find the road data ??

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where can i find the road data ??

where can i find the road data ??

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hi

i'm planning to find the road data ( road elevation ) in Adams/Car after conducting a test , so I can export it to some other software …

where can i find it in Postprocessor ? is it contractible from til_wheel_contact_patch (z component )?

is there any other place except postprocessor so i can export it ?
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RE: where can i find the road data ??

The road file is an input to the model, it is part of the event. In adams it is often called .rdf. It is in the shared database. there's an xml file which is basically a pointer to the .rdf

Your method may work depending on how that REQ is constructed, it might be measuring relative to earth, or to the sprung mass.

Cheers

Greg Locock


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