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Re: 6 wheel swerves


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Originally Posted by Brandon Holley View Post
About the testing setup- the wheels are mounted on a pivot arm, weight is applied at the end of the arm thus giving a standard "normal" force to any wheel placed in the rig. A torque wrench was utilized, and torque was applied to each wheel (each wheel being affixed to a shaft). We then recorded the torque each wheel experienced right up until it slipped. Pretty simple.
What precautions did you take to make sure the force on the torque wrench handle did not change the normal force?



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