THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE STABILITY OF A TWO-AXLE VEHICLE WITH A DYNAMIC MODEL

In this paper, the possibility of a more precise evaluation of critical speed is presented. A developed dynamic model of a two-axle vehicle is described and used. The work of the model is demonstrated with graphical results concerning one of the investigated cases of unsteady motion. The advantages and problems of the presented approach are analyzed.

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Transport Problems
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2025-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.20858/tp.2025.20.3.18
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Mechanical Engineering and Vibrations Research
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In this paper, the possibility of a more precise evaluation of critical speed is presented. A developed dynamic model of a two-axle vehicle is described and used. The work of the model is demonstrated with graphical results concerning one of the investigated cases of unsteady motion. The advantages and problems of the presented approach are analyzed.

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