Few more bits to be added.
Not been easy with the workshop move and all the building work going on.
Few more bits to be added.
Not been easy with the workshop move and all the building work going on.
Nice!! It looks like we have a very similar space frame structure!!
We are moving build room too... A few things are not quite ready yet, what a nightmare!!
Harry Cheung
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Retired Testing Manager/Steering/Suspension/Electrical Designer of
Team Bath Racing 2008
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The Front Bulkhead must be supported back to the Front Roll Hoop by a minimum
of three (3) Frame Members on each side of the vehicle with one at the top (within
50.8 mm (2 inches) of its top-most surface), one (1) at the bottom, and one (1) as a
diagonal brace to provide triangulation.
The triangulation must be node-to-node, with triangles being formed by the Front
Bulkhead, the diagonal and one of the other two required Front Bulkhead Support
Frame Members.
I understand this rule as there has to be at least a diagonal brace running node to node from the lower frame member bulkhead joint to within 2in of the top of the front roll hoop. Or visa versa.
I might be wrong though, but we got pulled up on this at last years comp.
chassis!
That will be 3 of us with simular chassis then!
The front is finished now,(missing a few bars in this pic) i'll put a picture up when i get back to uni.
Also were be moving rooms after crimbo to a room just behind this pic, but hey ours has a sea view!
I believe the rules committee is okay with it if it is well triangulated. Last year, there was a xls file from them showing about 30 cases that would or would not work.
as spaceframes go I think they are all very distinguishable.
The xls file that Mike mentioned:
http://www.sae.org/forums/formula/dispatch.cgi/rules/sh...ngulation%20Drgs.xls
From here:
http://www.sae.org/forums/formula/dispatch.cgi/rules/do....6.2%20Triangulation
I'll get some shots up when ours comes back from getting the exhaust :P
Triumph Motorcycles
Chassis Design Engineer
FSAE '05-08 UBRacing
2008 Technical Director and Sprint/Endurance Driver
2007 Powertrain Team Leader and Sprint/Endurance Driver
Ours so far, welderguy is 2m tall
Pontus Fyhr - Lund University Formula Engineering alumn/assistant FA
Seems to have turned into a progress report post so...
beginning of the semester but shows our design and mock-ups.
Progress as of about a month and 1/2 ago. We now have all a arms done the steering rack/column,shocks/rockers are mounted. Most of the parts are turned. Running car for testing next month!
Sorry for the low qual. cell phone pictures it's what I had available.
Steve