Tomer.S
12-20-2014, 03:41 AM
Hi,
I am posting a question on behalf of one of my team members from the monocoque chassis design group (having trouble signing up to the forums....).
"I have a question about the experiment for belt attachment points.
according to the new 2015 rules, there is a section which states the the experiment for belt attachment point must be must be tested with the worst case for a range of angles.(T.31.4- p.48)
I have planned the experiment so the the force pulling and shearing the CF sandwich will be orthogonal the to plate, that way i get the highest loads there can be to "rip" the CF layers.
Do i need to do the experiment in other angles ? cause 90 is the worst case scenario.
I would be happy if you could help me with that matter"
Would appreciate any help with this, Thanks,
Tomer Segev,
Ben-Gurion Racing electric,
Israel.
I am posting a question on behalf of one of my team members from the monocoque chassis design group (having trouble signing up to the forums....).
"I have a question about the experiment for belt attachment points.
according to the new 2015 rules, there is a section which states the the experiment for belt attachment point must be must be tested with the worst case for a range of angles.(T.31.4- p.48)
I have planned the experiment so the the force pulling and shearing the CF sandwich will be orthogonal the to plate, that way i get the highest loads there can be to "rip" the CF layers.
Do i need to do the experiment in other angles ? cause 90 is the worst case scenario.
I would be happy if you could help me with that matter"
Would appreciate any help with this, Thanks,
Tomer Segev,
Ben-Gurion Racing electric,
Israel.