Machines | Ackerman Steering - Explained
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What is the Ackerman principle and what does it mean in terms of how it affects my car and steering? Ackerman steering ensures that all four tires have a common point around which they rotate when the car is turning. This ensures that none of the tires are required to slip in order to complete a turn. Please feel free to rate, comment, and subscribe! And don't forget to check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/engineeringexplained Also check out my official website: Make suggestions, participate in forums, enter for Car of the Month, learn through logically ordered lessons, read FAQs, and plan your future! http://www.howdoesacarwork.com NEW VIDEOS EVERY WEDNESDAY!
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is the Ackerman principle only applied to 4x4 or awd vehicles?
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great
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thanks brother
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+engineeringexplained: if front is moving faster than rear than how can ang. velocity intermix them as 1,2,3,4 ? This implies that right moves faster than left which is correct. If Front moved faster than back should it be 1,3,2,4?
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are the left and right front tires each at a different angle ?
if you turn the steering wheel than the angle of both tires is the same no? but only their speed differs in a corner -
Vintage EE right here.
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Cheers for your videos mate
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Great explanation! i think ive watch 80% of you videos in 24 hrs lol
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Thanks a lot!!, really interesting...:)
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what is meaning of percentage akerman ??
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TWalla here: Your videos are awesome.
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Great explanation tho :) -
supper explanation
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okay, my question to anyone here: does the most tight turning circle of a car change if it's going at different speeds, aka if the steering wheel is at full lock can you turn sharper at certain speeds, what about reverse vs forward? is it always the same?
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I'm a Belieber too.
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that was awesome..thank u somuch
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Ackerman steering is the example of which mechanism?
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Ackerman steering is the example of which mechanism?
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Thanks God i have bike :)
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is Ackerman steering a condition or a system?