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Re: Optimal Wheel Placement for 4-wheel drive

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Are each of the 4 wheels independently driven or are the front and rear wheels on each side chained (or belted) together?

It makes a difference in the analysis of turning forces.

If the wheels are independently driven with equal torque, a simple model with an analytical solution is possible.

If the wheels are chained, it can be solved using nonlinear constrained optimization. This can be done in Excel or a CAS such as Maxima, Octave, SciLab, Matlab, etc...
Due to changes made by the web host, many of the links in the above post are now broken.

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