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Volume 16 Issue 4
October-December 2025
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Effect of Tyre Overload and Inflation Pressure on Rolling Loss with Fuel Consumption of Automobile Cars
Author(s) | Mr. Jana Suresh Babu |
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Country | India |
Abstract | The effect of tyre overload and inflation pressure on rolling loss with fuel consumption in Automobile cars. Fuel consumption and tyre rolling losses in all types of automobiles have become increasingly important, because of adverse environmental effects (air pollution and global warming) and economical cost (high petroleum price), due to improving of fuel efficiency for automobiles. The automobile industry implementing many programs to accomplish this goal. Improving the efficiency of I.C engines, hybrid engine, lighter automobiles for reducing aerodynamic drag, reformulated gasoline and solar powered cars are some of the methods implemented by the automobile industry. Tyre industry for it’s part has developed fuel efficient tyre’s by reducing tyre rolling losses. The tyre rolling losses mainly load, pressure, vehicle speed, stop and go driving and vehicle styling (aerodynamic shape verses box type) are some of the influencing parameters of rolling loss. In this project, a possible method of optimizing fuel use by adjusting the tyre load/pressure conditions in Skoda rapid and Ford classic car tyre’s in which car tyre’s using tubeless tyre’s and the 3D model of car tyre is prepared using Pro-E software. The prepared 3D model will export into the Ansys software going to calculate displacement, Stress and Strain values at different pressures |
Keywords | Fuel consumption and tyre rolling losses ,3D model |
Field | Engineering |
Published In | Volume 16, Issue 4, October-December 2025 |
Published On | 2025-10-09 |
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