Airless-Tyres-Seminar-Reports.pptx_20231119_223223_0000[1].pptx

Airless-Tyres-Seminar-Reports.pptx_20231119_223223_0000[1].pptx

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  SEMINAR PPT MECHANICS OFPNEUMATIC TIRES G.RAHUL DRAVID (712820114704) BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING INMECHANICAL ENGINEERING RVS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, COIMBATORE-641 402
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  Automobile Tyres 2
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  INTRODUCTION • Tyre isa rubber member which gives the cushion to the automobile. It consists of outer cover i.e. tyre proper and tube inside. • The tyre-tube assembly is mounted over the wheel rim and air inside the tube carries entire load and provides cushion. 3
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  Functions of tyre •To support the vehicle load. • To provide cushion against the shocks. • To transmit driving and braking forces to the road. • To provide cornering power for smooth steering. 4
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  Properties of tyres •Non-skidding • Uniform wear • Load-carrying • Cushioning • Power consumption • Tyre noise • Balancing 5
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  Types of tyres •Conventional tubed tyre. • Tubeless tyre. 6
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  Advantages of tubelesstyres • Lesser unsprung weight. • Better cooling. • Lesser rolling resistance. • Comfortable ride. • Slower leakage of air. • Simpler assembly. • Improved safety.
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  NON PNEUMATIC TYRES •Bridgestone Corporation announced it has developed “Air Free Concept (Non-Pneumatic) Tire” at the 43 Tokyo Motor Show 2013. 8
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  INTRODUCTION • Since theearlier invention of a non-pneumatic wheel in 1920’s, the non-pneumatic tire (NPT) is getting more attention due to its advantages over the pneumatic counterpart. • Many design studies are still needed from the viewpoint of material, pattern, and structures. • However, no systematic research for such important design issues has been reported in the literature up to now. 9
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  The airless tireis not a new idea – “MichelinTweel” is just another example - but Bridgestone claims that this is the first design of its kind that is ready for mass production. 10
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  What makes tyres“AIR LESS” • Structure of spokes stretching along the inner sides of the tires supporting the weight of the vehicle. • A synthetic resin that becomes flexible when heated, can be processed into a variety of shapes, and becomes hard when cooled. The changes from heating and cooling can generally be repeated, making it easy to both mold and recycle the material.Untitled.mp4
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  Flexing of spokes 13
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  ADVANTAGES • The tiresrequire less maintenance • The worry of punctures is eliminated. • The materials used in the tires and the spoke structure are 100% recyclable. • Provides low rolling resistance and contributing to reductions in co2 emissions. • Nothing to do with fuel efficiency in a direct way, only offering the benefit that it will never influence consumption.
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  Increased versatility • Usinghigh-strength but flexible high- performance resin as a material has increased versatility through improved load- bearing capabilities and driving performance. • High-speed travel (maximum 60 km/h) in ultralight vehicles has also become possible. 15
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  Low rolling resistance •About 90% of energy loss from tire rolling resistance comes from repeated changes in the shape of tires as they roll. Bridgestone has succeeded in making a significant reduction in energy loss by using proprietary materials technologies and simplifying the structure of the tires.As a result, these “Air Free Concept tire” have achieved the same level of low rolling resistance as our pneumatic fuel-efficient tires, making possible a contribution to reductions in CO2 emissions. NOTE: 1. Still in the testing phase 2. There is no word on price or a release date for standard vehicle versions.
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  TWEEL by Michelin Tweelfor Segway. Tweel for construction vehicle 17
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  3D model ofairless tire 18
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  When the Tweelis put to the road, the spokes absorb road impacts the same way air pressure does in pneumatic tires. The tread and shear bands deform temporarily as the spokes bend, then quickly spring back into shape.
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  FUTURE CHALLENGES • Goodyearin collaboration with NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC), develop non-pneumatic tyres for use first on the moon, and eventually on Mars. 25
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  • “The basicrubber-pneumatic design used on Earth does not have the same utility on the moon,” said NASA Principal Investigator Vivake Asnani. • There are no lunar roads. Lunar tyres need to be designed to develop traction on sandy undulated terrain, in regions that humans have never even seen up close. 26
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  • The SpringTire has now been recognized with a so-called “Oscar of Innovation” at the 44th Annual R&D 100 Awards in Orlando, Florida. 27
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