DRAFT Attachment 0113 - M and S Input Data Sheets.xlsx

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This data package outlines the technical requirements for modeling and simulating vehicle thermal management systems. It includes data sheets to define parameters such as vehicle propulsion characteristics, mobility specifications, suspension details, and thermal management subsystem requirements. Technical information covered encompasses areas like engine performance maps, transmission components, battery specifications, and heat transfer coefficients. The purpose is to provide a standardized format for communicating vehicle system data to support high-fidelity thermal modeling and analysis simulations.

The federal contract notice announces a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) Family of Vehicles follow-on production opportunity. The Department of the Army Materiel Command will hold an industry day on February 24-25, 2020 at Selfridge Air National Guard Base to provide an overview of requirements for competitively awarding a five-year contract with additional option years. The event will include presentations on acquisition strategy, opportunities for one-on-one discussions, and a static vehicle display. Questions are due by February 19, with responses posted by April 30. Interested parties must submit attendee requests by February 14. The opportunity is at the unclassified level, and the technical data package and first draft RFP will be released in March.

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Draft Attachment 0113
M&S Input Data Sheets

Distribution Statement A* - Approved for Public Release; distribution unlimited.

(*Distribution Statement A only applies when form is not filled in)

(*Distribution Statement A only applies when form is not filled in Once filled check the JLTV Security Class Guide for proper distribution statement/markings)

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GVSC Analytics Review
Updated Vehicle Propulsion (1)
Added (3) Cooling System Data
Added (4) ECS System
Added (5) AC Loads

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Table of Contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Vehicle Propulsion Data Sheets (2 pages)

Vehicle Mobility Data Sheets (10 pages)

Vehicle Dynamics Data Sheets (16 pages)

Thermal Management Data Sheets (4 pages)

Safety and Crashworthiness Data Sheet (1 page)

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Vehicle Propulsion (1)

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Vehicle Propulsion (2)

POWERTRAIN CHARACTERISTICS
• Please provide diagrams that show the layout of powertrain components.
• Any additional information relating to vehicle propulsion and cooling (fuel cell, hydraulic, hybrid electric) should also be included.
• Please include the control strategy for advanced components and a top level control strategy.
Engine Manufacturer/Model
Torque Converter Manufacturer/Model
Transfer Case Manufacturer/Model
Transmission Manufacturer/Model
Axle Manufacturer/Model
Electric Motor / Generator Manufacturer/Model
VEHICLEUnits
Mass
Number of Driven Wheels
Number of Undriven Wheels
Tire Size/ Rolling Radius or Sprocket Radius
Tire Manufacturer / Model
Tire Rolling Resistance Coefficient
Vehicle Wheelbase
Vertical Distance From Axles to Mass Center
Horizontal Dist From Last Rear Axle to Mass Center
AERODYNAMICS
Units
Vehicle Frontal Area
Frontal Drag Coefficient, Cd
ENGINE DATA
Units
Engine Inertia
Engine Rated Power -- @ rpm
Engine Rated Torque -- @ rpm
Idle Engine Speed (RPM) and Fuel Flow
Engine displacement
Engine Maximum rpm
Engine Curves NOTE: Tabular Data Required (Images alone are insuffucient)
• Engine Performance Curve (RPM vs Gross Torque/HP)
• Engine Fuel Map (Fuel Consumption based on HP vs RPM) Specify Fuel Used
• Engine Heat Rejection Map
Engine RPM vs Coolant Heat Rejection (note if include oil heat rejection)
Engine RPm vs Fuel Heat Rejection (if applicable)
Engine RPm vs Oil Heat Rejection (if applicable)
Engine RPm vs Exhaust Heat Rejection
Engine RPM vs Intercoolar Heat Rejection (if applicable)
Engine RPM vs After Cooler Heat Rejection (if applicable)
● Engine Friction Power vs Speed Curve
• Engine RPM vs Accessory Torque Loss (ft-lbf)is this driven directly from the engine?
• Engine RPM vs Alternator/ISG Torque Loss (ft-lbf)
• Engine RPM vs Power Steering Pump Torque Loss (ft-lbf)
• Engine RPM vs Compressor Torque Loss (ft-lbf)
• Engine RPM vs Engine Fan Torque Loss (ft-lbf)
• Percent Engine Power Loss vs Temperature (°F)
• Percent Engine Power Loss vs Altitude (ft)
POWERTRAIN DATA
UnitsTransmission Spin Loss (Complete for each Gear)
Final Drive Gear RatioNAGear #1Spin Loss
Final Drive EfficiencyNARPMTorqueunits
Wheel Rotational Inertia / Track & Running Gear Effective Inertia @ Sprocket0
Axle RatiosNA…
Axle EfficiencyNA…
Transmission Spin LossesSee box to the right…
Transmission Gear Ratios (individual)Gear (1)RatioEfficiencyMax RPM
1
2Gear #2Spin Loss
3RPMTorqueunits
40
5…
6…
7…
8Max RPM
9
10Gear #nSpin Loss
ReverseRPMTorqueunits
(1) Please input values for the gear only if it exists, number of gears has been listed up to ten.0
…
Transfer Case Gear Ratios (individual)GearRatioEfficiency…
LOW…
HIGHMax RPM
Engine Speed-Torque MapEngine Speed (RPM)Net Engine Torque (unit )Transmission Shift Strategy (Complete for each Gear)
Gear #1Shift Speed (Trans Ouput rpm or Vehicle Speed )
% ThrottleUpshift To GearDownshift from Gear
0NA
…NA
…NA
…NA
100NA
Gear #2Shift Speed (Trans Ouput rpm or Vehicle Speed )
% ThrottleUpshift To GearDownshift from Gear
0
…
…
…
0.0 (stall)100
Torque Converter Model :Gear #nShift Speed (Trans Ouput rpm or Vehicle Speed )
Torque Converter CharacteristicsInput Speed (RPM)(2)Speed RatioTorque RatioCapacity Factor(3)% ThrottleUpshift To GearDownshift from Gear
0
…
…
…
100
Provide engine RPM where the torque converter stall line crosses the installed engine full load torque curve
(4) Also Indicate Torque Converter Lock-up Schedule as a function of throttle position
(3) Capacity Factor is the ratio of converter pump speed (RPM) divided by the square root of the pump torque (lb-ft)
Energy StorageUnits
Battery Voltage Rating
Rated Capacity (Amp-hrs)
Battery Type
Cell Diametermm
Cell Heightmm
Battery Width (Number of Cells)
Battery Length (Number of Cells)
Open Circuit Voltage Map, DischargeVoltage v. SOC & TempV
Open Circuit Voltage Map, ChargeVoltage v. SOC & TempV
Internal Resistance Map, DischargeIR v. SOC & TempOhm
Internal Resistance Map, ChargeIR v. SOC & TempOhm
Coulombic Efficiency, Discharge0-1
Coulombic Efficiency, Charge0-1
Surface Heat Transfer CoefficientW/m^2-K
Specific Heat CapacityJ/kg-K
Densitykg/m^3
Temperature CoefficientmV / K
Motor/Generator DataUnits
Type
Power Output vs rpm (Peak & Continuous)
Torque Output vs rpm (Peak & Continuous)
Efficiency Maps
Max/Min Voltage
Engine/Generator Gear Ratio
Ampere Rating
HYBRID SYSTEM
• Net System Performance Curve (RPM vs Gross Torque/HP)

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Mobility (1) WheeledVehicles

Mobility Input Data - Wheeled Vehicles
The Mobility datasheets contain NRMM and VehDyn input data. To provide data for various vehicle configurations, use the columns labeled ID=1, 2, 3 etc as needed. Additional columns may be added if there are more than eight vehicle configurations to be evaulated. Look at "Mobility (2) Reference Drawings" tab for further clarification on dimensions
LabelDescription (useful awareness information)Units
[US customary] (SI)Default Value in NRMMRequired or OptionalNRMM VariableValue for ID=1Comments for ID=1Value for ID=2Comments for ID=2Value for ID=3Comments for ID=3Value for ID=4Comments for ID=4Value for ID=5Comments for ID=5Value for ID=6Comments for ID=6Value for ID=7Comments for ID=7Value for ID=8Comments for ID=8
Vehicle ID/Order for OutputInteger to identify vehicles and organize outputUse US Customary units, SI just for referenceRequired12345678
NameVehicle text identification stringDefaut value is the last non-blank line occuring before the $VEHICLE directive in vehicle file.RequiredVEHIDExample: JLTV VCWJLTV GP
DescriptionFree-form description of vehicle model
If the importer is used, error messages will be logged here as wellRequiredExample: Curb weight, XXXX lbGeneral purpose variant, XXXX lb
CG HeightC-G height above ground of loaded vehicle[in] (m)No Default (Must be non-zero)RequiredCGH
Vehicle LengthLength of each vehicle unit (from connection point to connection point)[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredVULEN
Min. Ground ClearanceMinimum ground clearance[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredCL
Eye HeightDriver's eye height above ground[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredEYEHGT
Approach AngleVehicle approach angle[deg] (rad)No DefaultRequiredVAA
Vehicle Height (Max)Vehicle maximum height including all external fixtures[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalVHGTMAX
CG Lateral PositionC-G lateral distance from center line[in] (m)No Default (Must be <= minimum WT)RequiredCGLAT
Air Drag CoefficientAerodynamic drag coefficient (zero value will ignore aerodynamic effects)1.2RequiredACD
Projected Frontal AreaVehicle projected frontal area[ft^2] (m^2)No DefaultRequiredPFA
Departure AngleVehicle departure angle[deg] (rad)No DefaultRequiredVDA
Vehicle Height (Min)Vehicle minimum height (excluding verticle pertusions, fixtures, etc.); minimum overhead clearance requirement[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalVHGTMIN
Max. Vehicle WidthMaximum combination vehicle width[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredWDTH
Chassis Attachments
Pushbar ForceMaximum pushbar force vehicle can withstand overriding vegetation stems[lb] (N)No Default (typically 2*GVW)RequiredPBF
Pushbar HeightHeight of the pushbar above ground[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredPBHT
Traction Element Assemblies
How many traction elements?Number of traction element assemblies (axles and tracks)If <=0, then based on WGHTRequiredNAMBLY2
Weight Under Traction AssembliesOperating load beneath axle[lb] (N)No DefaultRequiredWGHTAxle1Weight, Axle2WeightUse commas between values for each axle
Min. Clearance WidthMinimum width between traction elements[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredWTEWidthAxle1, WidthAxle2Use commas between values for each axle
Ground ClearanceMinimum ground clearance for each assembly, used in soft soil relations[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredCLRMINGroundClearanceAxle1, GroundClearanceAxle2Use commas between values for each axle
VCI11-pass vehicle cone index for fine-grained soils for each assembly. If given, these data will be used in place of internally computed VCI-1 values.[psi] (N/m^2)No DefaultOptionalVFGVCI
PoweredTraction assembly powered selection (NRMM: 0 = Not powered,
1 = Powered)No Default (But at least one assembly must be powered to run)RequiredIP1, 1
BrakedTraction assembly braked selection
(NRMM: 0 = No, 1 = Yes)No Default (But at least one assembly must be braked to run)RequiredIB1, 1
Tread WidthTread widths, each assembly (center to center)[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredWTTW_Axle1, TWAxle2Use commas between values for each axle
Wheeled Assembly
Tire chainsTire chain traction assist selection

(NRMM: 0 = No chains,

1 = Has chains)No DefaultRequired for Wheeled AssembliesNCHAIN0, 0
TandemTandem axle selection

(NRMM code: 0 = Not tandem,

j = Part of the jth tandem)No DefaultRequired for Wheeled AssembliesIT0, 0
Axle SpacingInteraxle spacing (i to i+1)[in] (m)No DefaultRequired for Wheeled AssembliesAXLSP
Number of tiresNumber of tires on each wheeled assemblyNo DefaultRequired for Wheeled AssembliesNWHL2, 2
Running Gear
Tire Cornering StiffnessAverage cornering stiffness of tires for each wheeled assembly and deflection case[lb/deg] (N/rad)Bias = (GVWW * 0.12) / NTIRES
Radial = (GVWW * 0.15) / NTIRESRequired for Wheeled AssembliesAVGC1000
Tire DeflectionTire deflection for each assembly and each deflection case[in] (m)No DefaultRequired for Wheeled AssembliesDFLCT(1,1)Deflct_axle1, Deflct_axle2HighwayHighway
DFLCT(1,2)Deflct_axle1, Deflct_axle2Cross CountryCross Country
DFLCT(1,3)Deflct_axle1, Deflct_axle2Mud/Sand/SnowMud/Sand/Snow
DFLCT(1,4)Deflct_axle1, Deflct_axle2EmergencyEmergency
Tire Speed LimitMaximum tire speed limit for each wheeled assembly and deflection case[mph] (m/s)No DefaultOptional for Wheeled AssembliesVTIRMXSpeed_HWY, Speed_CC, Speed_MSS, Speed_EMER
Tire PressureTire inflation pressure[psi] (N/m^2)No DefaultRequired for Wheeled AssembliesTPSI(1,1)PSI_axle1, PSI_axle2HighwayHighway
TPSI(1,2)PSI_axle1, PSI_axle2Cross CountryCross Country
TPSI(1,3)PSI_axle1, PSI_axle2Mud/Sand/SnowMud/Sand/Snow
TPSI(1,4)PSI_axle1, PSI_axle2EmergencyEmergency
Reference Tire Deflection CaseTire deflection case (JPSI) for which all relevant data was developed (powertrain data, pushbar height, minimum clearance, etc.)1Required for Wheeled AssembliesJVPSI1
Tire
Tire Type IdentificationTire identification nomenclatureNo DefaultRequiredTIREIDTire Axle 1', 'Tire Axle 2'Use single quotes and commas
Tire Section WidthTire section width (nominal, undeflected)[in] (m)No Default (Must be >= the max DFLCT for each assmbly in order to run NRMM w/o crashing.)RequiredSECTW
Relative Tire StiffnessRelative tire stiffness based on construction type or other factors

(NRMM: 0 = No stiffness considered, 1 = Flexible - typically radial,

2 = Medium - typically bias, 3 = Stiff)No DefaultRequiredKTSFLG
Tire Section HeightTire carcass section height (nominal, undeflected) -- discounts tread and flange heights[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredSECTH
Rim WidthTire rim width[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredRIMW
Tire RPMTire revolutions per mile[rev/mi] (rad/m)No DefaultRequiredREVM
Rim DiameterTire rim diameter[in] (m)No DefaultRequiredRDIAM
Tire DiameterOverall outer tire diameter (nominal, undeflected)[in] (m)No Default (Must be >= the max DFLCT for each assmbly in order to run NRMM w/o crashing.)RequiredDIAW
Tire Ply RatingTire ply ratingNo DefaultRequiredTPLY
Tire ConstructionTire construction type (NRMM: 0 = Radial, 1 = Bias)No DefaultRequiredICONST
General
Braking CoefficientCombination vehicle braking coefficientNo DefaultRequiredXBRCOF
Engine
Transmission Gear Ratios and EfficienciesTransmission gear ratios and efficiencies for each transmission gear and range
Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionTRANS
Converter Gear RatioEngine to torque converter gear ratio [NRMM: a in TCASE(a,b)]
Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionTCASE
Max TorqueMaximum net torque available from each engine[ft-lb] (N-m)No DefaultRequiredQMAX
Converter EfficiencyEngine to torque converter efficiency

[NRMM: b in TCASE(a,b)]

Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionTCASE
Engine TypeEngine type selection

(NRMM: 0 = Unknown, 1 = gasoline or 4-stroke-cycle diesel,

2 = 2-stroke-cycle diesel, 3 = turbine)No DefaultRequiredIDIESL
DisplacementDisplacement of each engine[in^3] (m^3)No DefaultRequiredCID
Number of CylindersNumber of cylinders for each engineNo DefaultRequiredNCYL
Net Engine PowerTotal net engine power of each engine[HP] (watts)No DefaultRequiredHPNET
Transmission TypeTransmission type selection (NRMM:
0 = Automatic, 1 = Manual)No DefaultRequiredITVAR
Locking DifferentialLocking (limited-slip) differential selection (NRMM: 0 = Not locked,
1 = Locked)No DefaultRequiredLOCDIF
Final Drive Gear RatioFinal drive gear ratio

[NRMM: a in FD(a,b)]

Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionFD
Final Drive EfficiencyFinal drive efficiency

[NRMM: b in FD(a,b)]

Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionFD
Lockup ClutchTorque converter lockup clutch selection (NRMM: 0 = no lockup,

1 = has lockup)

Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionLOCKUP
Reference Torque InputTorque input used for torque-converter input speed versus speed ratio data relation (CONV1 in NRMM)
Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionTQIND
Torque-Multiplier versus Speed-RatioTorque converter torque-multiplier (dimensionless) versus speed-ratio (dimensionless) data relation
Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not availableNo DefaultSee descriptionCONV2
Engine Torque versus RPM SpeedEngine torque versus engine RPM (engine speed)
Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not available[RPM] vs [ft-lb] (N-m)No DefaultSee descriptionENGINE
Input-Speed versus Speed-RatioTorque converter input-speed (RPM) versus speed-ratio (dimensionless) data relation
Required if Tractive Force vs Speed data is not available[RPM] (RPM)No DefaultSee descriptionCONV1
All Optional Below
How many suspension spring elements?Number of suspension springs per sideNo DefaultOptionalNSUSP
Spring StiffnessMean stiffness of suspension springs[lb/in] (n/m)No DefaultOptionalRAID
Roll Center HeightVertical distance from vehicle roll center to the axle[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalHROSUS
Water DepthDepths for the water-depth versus weight-ratio relation data[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalWDPTH
Weight RatioWeight-ratio component for water-depth versus weight-ratio relation dataNo DefaultOptionalWRAT
Plow Variables
Plow ConfigurationMine Plow (NRMM: 0 = NO plow, 1 = PLOW only, 2 = PLOW AND TINE)No DefaultOptionalIPLOW
Winch CapacityWinch capacity[lb] (N)No DefaultOptionalWC
Plow HeightMine Plow: Plow blade height[in]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationHBLADE
Plow WidthMine Plow: Plow blade width[in]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationPWIDTH
Plow Bite AngleMine Plow: Plow bite angle[deg]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationBITE
Plow Cutting AngleMine Plow: Plow cutting angle[deg]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationALPHAC
Plow Interior AngleMine Plow: Plow interior angle[deg]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationANGLEIN
Plow Power Reduction CoefficientMine Plow: Power-train power reduction coefficient penalty for using plow (1.0=no reduction, 0.0 = 100% reduction)No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationHPCOEF
Number of TinesMine Plow: Number of tinesNo DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationNTINE
Tine HeightMine Plow: Height of tine[in]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationHTINE
Tine WidthMine Plow: Width of a tine[in]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationWTINE
Tine LengthMine Plow: Tine cutting tip length[in]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationTIPLEN
Tine AngleMine Plow: Tine cutting angle[deg]No DefaultDependent on Plow ConfigurationPSID
Ford/Swim Properties
Swamp Angle (Egress)Vehicle swamp angle during egress[deg] (rad)No DefaultOptionalSAE
Fording DepthCombination fording depth[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalFORDD
Swamp Angle (Inress)Vehicle swamp angle during ingress[deg] (rad)No DefaultOptionalSAI
Swim Speed (Max)Maximum swim speed with auxiliary propulsion[mph] (m/s)No DefaultOptionalVSSAXP
Ford SpeedMaximum fording speed[mph] (m/s)No DefaultOptionalVFS
Propulsion Water DepthWater depth required to use auxiliary propulsion[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalWDAXP
DraftCombination vehicle draft[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalDRAFT
Swim Speed (Min)Maximum swim speed without auxiliary propulsion[mph] (m/s)No DefaultOptionalVSS
Water Drag CoefficientHydrodynamic drag coefficient[lb / mph^2] (N/kmh^2)No DefaultOptionalCD
Water-Depth versus Weight-Ratio Relation Data
Water DepthDepths for the water-depth versus weight-ratio relation data[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalWDPTH
Weight RatioWeight-ratio component for water-depth versus weight-ratio relation dataNo DefaultOptionalWRAT
Min. Turning Radius (Left)Vehicle minimum turning radius Left, Case[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalTURNL
Min. Turning Radius (Right)Vehicle minimum turning radius Right, Case[in] (m)No DefaultOptionalTURNR

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Mobility (2) Reference Drawings

Reference Instructions for Tire Deflections (on WheeledVehicles sheet)
The following data sheets, BW1c, BW1d, BW1e, and BW1f contain information with regard to possible tire deflections which can be slected for operation on different off-road and on-road surfaces. NRMM I contained three possible choices for tire deflection based upon operation on (1) roads, (2) off-road (fine-grained soil) and (3) mud-sand-snow. The user selected one of two operating scenarios during execution of the main module. The tire deflection could either be governed by (1) the surface type (road, off-road, or mud-sand-snow) or (2) be fixed by the user regardless by the surface type upon which the vehicle was operating.

NRMMII expands these options to accommodate the wide range of tire operating inflation pressures afforded by a Central Tire Inflation Pressure System (CTIS) and permits the vehicle data developer to choose what tire deflection should be used depending upon the surface type. There are eight CTIS surface type scenarios (BW1f) for which the user can designate a tire deflection case. The vehicle data developer identifies how many tire deflection cases, NJPSI, are available for his vehicle. He then identifies the tire deflections, DFLCT(I,JPSI), for each axle assembly (I), and tire deflection case, JPSI, and which tire deflection case, JPSI, applies to each of the eight CTIS scenarios.

The options provided by this approach are: (1) a different tire deflection case for each CTIS operating cas scenario, that is, a total of eight different tire deflection cases. (2) the same tire deflection case applied to several CTIS operating scenarios, (less than eight tire deflection cases. (3) the same deflection case applied to all CTIS operating scenarios, (one tire deflection case).

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Mobility (3) TractiveEffort Tractive Effort Curve

Vehicle/ Configuration ID=1Vehicle/ Configuration ID=2Vehicle/ Configuration ID=3Vehicle/ Configuration ID=4Vehicle/ Configuration ID=5Vehicle/ Configuration ID=6Vehicle/ Configuration ID=7Vehicle/ Configuration ID=8
Vehicle SpeedTractive ForceVehicle SpeedTractive ForceVehicle SpeedTractive ForceVehicle SpeedTractive ForceVehicle SpeedTractive ForceVehicle SpeedTractive ForceVehicle SpeedTractive ForceVehicle SpeedTractive Force
mphlbfmphlbfmphlbfmphlbfmphlbfmphlbfmphlbfmphlbf

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Mobility (4) Shock 2.5g Shock Curve - Obstacle Height vs. Speed

Vehicle/ Configuration ID=1Vehicle/ Configuration ID=2Vehicle/ Configuration ID=3Vehicle/ Configuration ID=4Vehicle/ Configuration ID=5Vehicle/ Configuration ID=6Vehicle/ Configuration ID=7Vehicle/ Configuration ID=8
Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)Obstacle Height (in)Obstacle Limited Speed (mph)

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Mobility (5) Ride Quality Ride Quality Curve - Surface Roughness vs. Speed

Vehicle/ Configuration ID=1Vehicle/ Configuration ID=2Vehicle/ Configuration ID=3Vehicle/ Configuration ID=4Vehicle/ Configuration ID=5Vehicle/ Configuration ID=6Vehicle/ Configuration ID=7Vehicle/ Configuration ID=8
Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)Surface Roughness, RMS (in)Ride Limited 6W Speed (mph)

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Mobility (6) Obstacle

Obstacle Clearance & Override Matrix
Not required if VehDyn data is provided.
Vehicle/ Configuration ID=1Vehicle/ Configuration ID=2Vehicle/ Configuration ID=3Vehicle/ Configuration ID=4Vehicle/ Configuration ID=5Vehicle/ Configuration ID=6Vehicle/ Configuration ID=7Vehicle/ Configuration ID=8
NRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMMNRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMMNRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMMNRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMMNRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMMNRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMMNRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMMNRMM VariableValueNotesUnits
[US customary] (SI)Description (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Default Value in NRMM
NOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.46[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.47[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.46[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.46[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.46[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.46[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.46[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNOHGT4Typically use: 3.15, 15.75, 33.46, 44.46[in]Heights for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo Default
NWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.60[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.61[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.60[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.60[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.60[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.60[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.60[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNWDTH3Typically use: 5.88, 29.88, 141.60[in]Widths for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo Default
NANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.1[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.2[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.1[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.1[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.1[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.1[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.1[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo DefaultNANG8Typically use: 111.7, 142.1, 154.1, 163.9, 196.0, 206.3, 217.7, 248.1[deg]Angles for obst. hgt/ang/wid vs. clr/forNo Default
CLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALSCLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALSCLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALSCLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALSCLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALSCLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALSCLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALSCLRMINFOOMAXFOOHOVALSAVALSWVALS
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Mobility (7) VehDyn-Main

VehDyn Model Inputs - Wheeled Vehicle
Provide data for Mobility VehDyn datasheets (7-10) if Obstacle Clearance & Override Matrix (Mobility datasheet 6) is not available.
GVI LabelDescription (useful awareness information for MAT and/or NRMM)Units
[US customary] (SI)Default Value in NRMMRequired or OptionalVehDyn VariableValue for ID=1Comments for ID=1Value for ID=2Comments for ID=2Value for ID=3Comments for ID=3Value for ID=4Comments for ID=4Value for ID=5Comments for ID=5Value for ID=6Comments for ID=6Value for ID=7Comments for ID=7Value for ID=8Comments for ID=8
Vehicle ID/Order for OutputInteger to identify vehicles and organize outputRequired12345678
Rolling RadiusRolling radius or sprocket pitch radius[in]RequiredRR
Max Brake CoefMaximum braking coefficient0.8OptionalBFMX
Fording Depth or SpeedIf positive, this is the maximum fording depth, in; otherwise the vehicle is a swimmer and this number is the negated swimming speed, mph.+ [in]

or

- [mph]RequiredFDEPTH
Longitudinal Distance from Hitch Point to CGHorizontal distance from the CG of the towing unit to the hitch point, in. Negative when the hitch point falls behind the CG.[in]RequiredTHYOFF
Vertical Distance from Hitch Point to CGVertical distance from the CG of the towing unit to the hitch point, in. Negative when the hitch point falls below the CG.[in]RequiredTHZOFF
Driver Seat LongitudinalLongitudinal distance from the CG to the base of the driver's seat; positive if the seat is forward of the CG, negative if it is rearward, in.[in]RequiredLDBASE
Driver Seat VerticalNormal distance from the CG to the base of the driver's seat; positive if the seat base is above the CG, negative if it is below, in.[in]RequiredHDBASE
Driver WeightCombined weight of the driver and the driver's seat, lbs.[lb]300OptionalDRVWGT
Seat Height from BaseNormal distance from the base of the driver's seat to the seat, in.[in]15OptionalHDSEAT
Pitch InertiaPitch mass moment of inertia about the CG of the vehicle's sprung mass, lb-sec2-in.[lb-sec2-in]RequiredVMMI
CG to Suspension HeightNormal distance from the bottom of the vehicle's sprung mass (i.e., average location of suspension to hull connection points) to the CG; a positive number, in.[in]RequiredH1
CG to Vehicle HeightNormal distance from the CG to the top of the vehicle's sprung mass; a positive number, in.[in]RequiredH2
CG to Vehicle RearLongitudinal distance from the rear end of the vehicle's sprung mass to the CG; a positive number, in.[in]RequiredL1
CG to Vehicle FrontLongitudinal distance from the CG to the front end of the vehicle's sprung mass; a positive number, in.[in]RequiredL2
Settled AngleSettled sprung mass's angle with respect to and measured counterclockwise from the horizontal, rad.[rad]0RequiredTHETA
Tire WeightWeight of the jth wheel assembly; input value for one side of the vehicle only, lbs.[lb]RequiredW(j)weight1, weight2Use commas if different per axle
Longitudinal distance to CG from each axleLongitudinal distance from the CG to the center of the jth wheel; positive if the wheel center is forward of the CG, negative if it is rearward, in.[in]RequiredLWHL(j)Axle1toCGdist, Axle2toCGdistUse commas per axle
Wheel HeightSettled height of the center of the jth wheel above the ground, in.[in]RequiredZWHL(j)hgt1, hgt2Use commas if different per axle
Single point deflectionDeflection (in.) and corresponding force (lbs), respectively, of the representative point from the force-deflection relation for the jth wheel.[in]RequiredDEFL(j)Use commas if different per axle
Single point forceDeflection (in.) and corresponding force (lbs), respectively, of the representative point from the force-deflection relation for the jth wheel.[lb]RequiredZFORCE(j)Use commas if different per axle
Settled LoadMeasured settled load under the jth wheel, lbs.[lb]RequiredFUNDWL(j)Use commas if different per axle
Tire Damping RateDamping rate for jth wheel, lb-sec/in.[lb-sec/in]RequiredCDWHLS(j)Use commas if different per axle
Tire Stiffness FlagTire stiffness flag for jth wheel, in. = 1 for "flexible" (0.000 ≤ RR < 0.020 at 25% deflection) = 2 for “medium" (0.020 ≤ RR < 0.035 at 25% deflection) = 3 for “stiff" (RR ≥ 0.035 at 25% deflection) where RR = normalized rolling resistance. If TSFLG(j) is entered as a negative number, the tire will be modeled with chains; and the absolute value of TSFLG(j) will be used to determine tire stiffness.1RequiredTSFLG(j)Use commas if different per axle

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Mobility (8) VehDyn-Spring VehDyn Spring Stiffness Curves

Vehicle/ Configuration ID=1Vehicle/ Configuration ID=2Vehicle/ Configuration ID=3Vehicle/ Configuration ID=4Vehicle/ Configuration ID=5Vehicle/ Configuration ID=6Vehicle/ Configuration ID=7Vehicle/ Configuration ID=8
Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2
Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)Rebound bump stop displacement (in)
Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce
bump stop displacement (in)Jounce

bump stop displacement (in) Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb] Deflection (measured at the wheel) [in] Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]

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Mobility (9) VehDyn-Damper VehDyn Damper Curves - Force vs. Velocity

Vehicle/ Configuration ID=1Vehicle/ Configuration ID=2Vehicle/ Configuration ID=3Vehicle/ Configuration ID=4Vehicle/ Configuration ID=5Vehicle/ Configuration ID=6Vehicle/ Configuration ID=7Vehicle/ Configuration ID=8
Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2Axle #:1Axle #:2
Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]Velocity (measured at the wheel) [in/sec]Force (measured at the wheel) [lb]

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Mobility (10) VehDyn-UID

Underside Impact Detection (UID) Profile - Geometry Bottom Profiles
NOTE: The standard UID data file models the section of the vehicle along which the wheels are located, describing the underside between the wheels, ahead of the first wheel and behind the last wheel.

The reference point is: 1) pintle or fifth wheel for wheeled vehicles, 2) centerline of rear sprocket/idler for tracked vehicles. X measurements begin at the FRONT of a vehicle. X value at reference point thus is zero. All trailer values are negative. All Y values are measured from the ground for the tire deflection cases for C-G (sand) and other soils off-road.

Vehicle/ Configuration ID=1Vehicle/ Configuration ID=2Vehicle/ Configuration ID=3Vehicle/ Configuration ID=4Vehicle/ Configuration ID=5Vehicle/ Configuration ID=6Vehicle/ Configuration ID=7Vehicle/ Configuration ID=8
Hitch height (in):Hitch height (in):Hitch height (in):Hitch height (in):Hitch height (in):Hitch height (in):Hitch height (in):Hitch height (in):
Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):Longitudinal distance between hitch and first axle (in):
X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]X coordinate (measured from hitch point) [in]Y coordinate (measured from ground) [in]

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Vehicle Dynamics (1)

UNCLASSIFIED

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Dynamics(2) Sprung Vehicle Data

Sprung Vehicle Data
(Use extra pages for additional bodies, if necessary)

SPRUNG MASS DATA (at Curb and GVW condition w/o turret and weapon)

Provide dimensioned drawings showing, with respect to a well-defined point on the chassis:
1) the spatial location of the c.g.
2) the roll/pitch/yaw or x-y-z axes
3) the center of the chassis/turret race ring

Chassis mass (sprung mass, excluding turret, gun, and other bodies described below) lbf-sec2/in *

Chassis x moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2 **
Chassis y moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Chassis z moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Chassis xy product of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Chassis xz product of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Chassis yz product of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2

TURRET DATA

Provide dimensioned drawings showing, with respect to a well-defined point on the turret:
1) the spatial location of the c.g.
2) the inertial principal axes (x,y,z) and direction cosines
3) the center of the hull/turret race ring
4) the trunnion rotation axis

Turret mass lbf-sec2/in

Turret x moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Turret y moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Turret z moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2

WEAPON DATA

Provide dimensioned drawings showing, with respect to a well-defined point on the weapon:
1) the spatial location of the c.g.
2) the inertial principal axes (x,y,z) and direction cosines
3) the trunnion rotation axis
4) the recoil axis
Non-recoiling masslbf-sec2/in
The spatial location of the c.g.
Non-recoiling mass x moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Non-recoiling mass y moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Non-recoiling mass z moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Recoiling masslbf-sec2/in
The spatial location of the c.g.
Recoiling mass x moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Recoiling mass y moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Recoiling mass z moment of inertia at c.g.lbf-in-sec2
Provide data describing:
1) Weapon elevation/depression limits***/degrees
2) Weapon port/starboard azimuth limits, if applicable/degrees
3) Weapon firing impulse at the trunnion****lbf-sec
* Mass (lbf-sec2/in) = Mass (lbm) / 386.088
** Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) = Inertia (lbm-in2) / 386.088
*** or provide curves as a function of azimuth, if applicable
**** or provide a curve of time vs. recoil force on the trunnion

Provide finite element model and analysis data for each body that should be considered a compliant structure.

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Dynamics(3) Power Train Data Power Train Data

Property Comment

% Drive torque distribution to all axles (under various operating conditions)

Time to achieve 0 to 40 mph (under full throttle) on highway under operating load, seconds

Engine maximum power (hp)

Curve data of net engine torque (in-lbf) vs. speed (rpm)

Specify gear ratios and efficiencies of the power train

For tracked vehicles, reflected rotational inertia at sprocket (lbf-in-s2) Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) = Inertia (lbm-in2) / 386.088

Engine/Transmission mass (lbf-s2/in) Mass (lbf-sec2/in) = Mass (lbm) / 386.088

Engine/Transmission center-of-mass location (CG) Provide x,y,z coordinates (in); specify coordinate system

Engine/Transmission inertia at CG (lbf-in-s2)Provide either principal inertias and direction cosines or
moments- and products-of-inertia and the coordinate system used.
Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) = Inertia (lbm-in2) / 386.088

Engine/Transmission mount locations Provide x,y,z coordinates of each mount (in); specify coordinate system

Engine/Transmission mount stiffnessesProvide translational (lbf/in) and rotational (in-lbf/deg) stiffnesses of each mount in x,y,z directions; specify coordinate system.
For nonlinear mounts, the data should be in the form of force-deflection or moment-rotation curves.

Engine Torque (ft-lbf) verus Engine RPM and Throttle Opening (%) Torque versus RPM for full range of Percent Throttle Openings

UNCLASSIFIED

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Dynamics(4) Axle Data Axle Data

Axle 1Axle 2Axle 3Axle 4Axle 5
Operating Load on Axle (lbf) 1
Steered (S) or Unsteered (U) Axle
If Steered, Kingpin Angle (deg) 1
Caster Angle (deg) 1
Camber Angle (deg)1
Total Toe-In (deg)1
Powered (P) or Unpowered (U) Axle
Braked (B) or Unbraked (U) Axle
Number of Tires on Axle
Single or Duals
Tire Size & Designation
Tire Undeflected Radius (in)
Tire Rolling Radius (in) 1
Tire Inflation Pressure (psi) 1
Tire Deflection under Operating Load (in) 1
Tire Run Flat Size
Wheel Track Width (in)
Longitudial Distance from Wheel Center of First Axle (in)
Vehicle CG Vertical Distance above Wheel Center (in) 1
Vehicle CG Horizontal Distance from Wheel Center (in) 1
1 Operating load is the load at which geometry/hardpoint locations are reported, generally GVW condition. Identify operating load condition

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Dynamics(5) Susp&Steer Inertia Suspension and Steering Component Inertia Properties

Vehicle ComponentCenter of Gravity Location X (in)(3)Center of Gravity Location Y (in)(3)Center of Gravity Location Z (in)(3)Mass (lb)Mass (lbf-sec2/in) (4)Mxx Moment of Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) (5,6)Myy Moment of Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) (5,6)Mzz Moment of Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) (5,6)Mxy Product of Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) (5,6)Mxz Product of Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) (5,6)Myz Product of Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) (5,6)
Half Shaft - Center - LH - Axle 1
Half Shaft - Center - LH - Axle 2
Half Shaft - Center - RH - Axle 1
Half Shaft - Center - RH - Axle 2
Half Shaft - Inboard - LH - Axle 1
Half Shaft - Inboard - LH - Axle 2
Half Shaft - Inboard - RH - Axle 1
Half Shaft - Inboard - RH - Axle 2
Half Shaft - Outboard - LH - Axle 1
Half Shaft - Outboard - LH - Axle 2
Half Shaft - Outboard - RH - Axle 1
Half Shaft - Outboard - RH - Axle 2
Knuckle Assy. - LH - Axle 1
Knuckle Assy. - LH - Axle 2
Knuckle Assy. - RH - Axle 1
Knuckle Assy. - RH - Axle 2
Lower Control Arm Assy. - LH - Axle 1
Lower Control Arm Assy. - LH - Axle 2
Lower Control Arm Assy. - RH - Axle 1
Lower Control Arm Assy. - RH - Axle 2
Lower Shock Assy. - LH - Axle 1
Lower Shock Assy. - LH - Axle 2
Lower Shock Assy. - RH - Axle 1
Lower Shock Assy. - RH - Axle 2
Lower Spring Assy. - LH - Axle 1
Lower Spring Assy. - LH - Axle 2
Lower Spring Assy. - RH - Axle 1
Lower Spring Assy. - RH - Axle 2
Toe Link Assy. - LH - Axle 1
Toe Link Assy. - LH - Axle 2
Toe Link Assy. - RH - Axle 1
Toe Link Assy. - RH - Axle 2
Upper Control Arm Assy. - LH - Axle 1
Upper Control Arm Assy. - LH - Axle 2
Upper Control Arm Assy. - RH - Axle 1
Upper Control Arm Assy. - RH - Axle 2
Wheel, Hub, Tire Assy. - LH - Axle 1
Wheel, Hub, Tire Assy. - LH - Axle 2
Wheel, Hub, Tire Assy. - RH - Axle 1
Wheel, Hub, Tire Assy. - RH - Axle 2
(1) For solid axles, excluding spindle, wheel hub, and wheel/tire assembly
(2) If the axle is not a single body, then show its configuration in drawings and provide CG, mass, and inertia information for each major component
(3) relative to a point clearly identified in a drawing attached
(4) Mass (lbf-sec2/in) = Mass (lbm) / 386.088
(5) Inertia (lbf-in-sec2) = Inertia (lbm-in2) / 386.088
(6) Identify coordinate system used
Provide a finite element model for each body that should be considered a compliant structure.

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Dynamics(6) Susp Spring-Damper Suspension Spring/Damper/Bump-Stop Data

Replicate this worksheet for each axle
Axle No. (e.g. 1, 2, 3):Nominal Spring Force at GVW:(lbf)

Spring free length: (in) Bump-Stop free length: (in) Rebound-Stop free length: (in)

Spring Displacement to Wheel Center Displacement Ratio (in/in) Damper Displacement to Wheel Center Displacement Ratio (in/in) Jounce Bumper Displacement to Wheel Center Displacement Ratio (in/in)

Spring Force-Deflection Data (1,2,5,7)Shock Force-Velocity Data (3,4,5,7)Jounce Bump-Stop Force-Deflection Data (1,5)Rebound Stop Force-Deflection Data (1,5)
Deflection (in)Force Loading (lbf)Force Unloading (lbf)Velocity (in/s)Force Loading (lbf)Force Unloading (lbf)Deflection (in)Force Loading (lbf)Force Unloading (lbf)Deflection (in)Force Loading (lbf)Force Unloading (lbf)
For Position sensitive dampers- 1) Provide compiled S function block for black box model AND 2) Fill in "Pos_sens_Damper_Data" datasheet
For load sensitive springs- 1) Provide compiled S function block for black box model AND 2) Fill in "Pos_sens_Damper_Data" datasheet
S-funciton block should be provided with clear details about input/output channels, units, and polarity
(1) Include sufficient data to adequately represent nonlinear characteristics of the curves
(2) For linear springs, spring stiffness value would suffice
(3) Include sufficient data to adequately represent nonlinear characteristics of the shock curve up to +/- 3 m/s (~120 in/s)
(4) Identify shock curve polarity whether extension (rebound) or compression (jounce) is positive
(5) Indicate whether the data provided is for individual component or suspension assembly
(6) Verify that the data provided is at the component location (NOT at the wheel center)
7) Provide data on jounce bump-stop damping characteristics also if available

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Use "Use Dynamics(8) Pos_sens_Damper" sheet for position sensitive damper Use "Dynamics(7) load_sens_spring" sheet for load sensitive spring

Dynamics(7) Load_Sens_Spring

Notes
1) Data is to be provided from full rebound to full compression
2) Also, provide the compiled S funciton block with clear description of input/output channels, units, and polarity.
3) Spring curves below are required to match the S-block file data (if provided), or risk the use of either data for analysis
AXLE 1
LoadNominal (@GVW)Load75% of Nominal loadLoad50% of Nominal loadLoad125% of Nominal loadLoad150% of Nominal load

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