Road Adhesion Effects
Road Adhesion Effects is a physical phenomenon in vehicle dynamics characterized by the interaction between tire and road surface that governs the maximum tractive and lateral forces achievable before slip occurs, distinguishing it from other dynamic effects by its direct dependence on surface friction properties and normal load distribution.
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Xiangkun He, Baichuan Lou, Haohan Yang et al. · IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems · 2022 · 102 citations
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