STATIC AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS ON TATRA CHASSIS
Journal Title: International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) - Year 2012, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper deals with the analysis of chassis frame for improving its payload by adding stiffner and c channel at maximum stress region of chassis frame. The FEM analysis has been carried out with various alternatives. The results illuminate the new creative ways for optimum frame design which makes it more sustainable for structural concerns. This paper analyzed the backbone frame for both dynamic and static load condition with the stress deflection bending moment on the tatra chassis frame. The finite element analysis over ansys is performed by considering the load cases and boundary conditions for the stress analysis of the chassis. The tatra chassis is being modeled in catia v5 and then it is being imported in the finite element analysis software-Ansys. At present the payload of the tatra is 10.4 tones in this project we enhance the capacity of vehicle to 14 tones from existing chassis as per the requirement. This has been carried out with limited modifications by adding stiffeners and c channel. The necessary design changes required to enhance the load carrying capacity of the vehicle has been recommended successfully.
Authors and Affiliations
Sairam Kotari , V. Gopinath
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