Measuring and testing – Tire – tread or roadway – Tire inflation testing installation
Patent
1994-09-19
1996-05-07
Chilcot, Richard
Measuring and testing
Tire, tread or roadway
Tire inflation testing installation
340444, G01M 1702, E01C 2302
Patent
active
055135234
ABSTRACT:
A subtractor calculates an actual wheel speed difference between rotational speeds of left and right wheels on a motor vehicle, and a steering angle converter calculates an actual steering angle from the actual wheel speed difference. The difference between the actual steering angle and an adequate steering angle which is produced based on a lateral acceleration is compared with a predetermined reference range. If the difference between the actual and adequate steering angles exceeds the predetermined reference range, then the pneumatic pressure of a tire on one of the left and right wheels is determined as being lowered. In the steering angle converter, a weight value is established according to a running condition of the motor vehicle, and the calculated actual steering angle or comparative sensitivity is varied according to the weight value. Since the comparative sensitivity is varied according to the running condition, a reduction in the pneumatic pressure of the tire can be detected even under running conditions which lead to large errors.
REFERENCES:
patent: 5218862 (1993-06-01), Hurrell, II et al.
Ikeda Toru
Nishihara Takashi
Sekiya Shigenobu
Shiraishi Shuji
Chilcot Richard
Felber Joseph L.
Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
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