STATIC AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION OF PULSER180 BIKE CHASSIS

<p>A man-made object is supported by an interior framework called a chassis. It's like the skeleton of an animal. The chassis, which includes the wheels, equipment, and frame on which the body is placed, is an example of the underneath of a car. A vehicle's "chassis" includes its running gear, which includes the engine, transmission, driveshaft, differential, and suspension, as well as the vehicle's overall frame. To complete the vehicle, a body—which is typically not required for structural integrity—is constructed on top of the chassis. All of the parts of an automobile must be held together when driving, and the suspension and wheels must transfer lateral and vertical loads brought on by accelerations to the chassis. Because it holds all the elements and components together, The vehicle's chassis is seen to be its most important part. Usually, it is made comprised of a steel frame that holds up the body and engine of an automobile.</p>