REFLECTOR: wheel shimmy
Sid Knox
sbjknox at earthlink.net
Fri Feb 20 01:23:23 CST 2009
From: "Al Gietzen" <ALVentures at cox.net>
> So what you are saying is the Sticktion is what we are fighting right.
> So if we over come this then we would not need toe Hydraulic dampener?
>
> Ron
>
> "Sticktion" is only part of the problem. I find the sticktion force only
> about 2-3 lbs more that the steady state. What we want is a freely
> castoring nose wheel that does not shimmy - or as close to that as
> possible.
>
Here is the graphic of what you are saying... this data was taken some years
back. You can see and compare the stiction of the two systems in the
near-zero Angular Velocity region. (yes, I know now that it should say
"Belleville").
Sid
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