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Coefficient of Friction and Maximum Acceleration

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05-02-2009, 23:08

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Re: Coefficient of Friction and Maximum Acceleration

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Originally Posted by Trent B

I seem to recollect that my mentor has said several times that .06G is the maximum acceleration force before wheels burnout. How accurate this is I am not sure.

now, is that the acceleration for the entire system or the angular acceleration of the wheels?
I'm trying to confirm a few calculations.

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