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IJDCST @ March-April-2017, Issue- V-5, I-3, SW-08 ISSN-2320-7884 (Online) ISSN-2321-0257 (Print)
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Design & Analysis of Non Pneumatic (air less) Tyre Comparing
with Pneumatic Tyre Ch.Uma Mahesh 1, B.Chandra Shekar2, V.Ravi Kumar3
1M.Tech Mechanical Engineering (CAD/CAM) Student, AKULA SREE RAMULU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, A.P., India.
2Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, AKULA SREE RAMULU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, A.P., India.
3Assistant professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, AKULA SREE RAMULU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, A.P., India.
Abstract — The Non Pneumatic Tyre (airless tire) is a
single unit replacing the pneumatic tire, wheel and tire
assembly. It replaces all the components of a typical radial
tire and is comprised of a rigid hub, connected to a shear
band by means of flexible, deformable honey comb spokes
and a tread band, all functioning as a single unit. The
Tweel, a kind of airless tire, though finds its generic
application in military and earth moving applications due
to its flat proof design can also render the pneumatic tire
obsolete in domestic cars. My project involves design and
analysis of an airless tire (NPT) for domestic cars; this will
be followed by comparison of stresses and deformation
between Pneumatic and non Pneumatic tires and also
performance of non Pneumatic tires for different materials
and justifying the better material among the materials
chosen, based upon stress analysis. The tire is modeled in
Pro E Wild fire 4.0 and analysis is conducted in Ansys
Workbench 15.0.
1. INTRODUCTION
In this project, I considered Toyato Innova Car as
reference and the following are the details of car which
was used for load calculation.
Length 4585 mm
Width 1760 mm
Height 1760mm
Weight 2000kg
By observing the above data, I taken weight values for
analysis purpose. In the above data, weight is shown for
total load acting on 4 wheels. So, I divided into single
wheel load i.e., 500kg . Later I converted the load 500 kg
into Force in terms of Newton’s i.e.,
Force 4905N.
Modeling Of NPT(Air Less)Tyre Using PRO-E
Fig 1 Dimensions of NPT
The design calculations of non pneumatic tyre as shown
above. By using this drawing as reference and I modeled
NPT using ProE
Fig 2 Final Model Of NPT(Air Less) Tyre
By using Slice Tool, I separate the tyre component into 3
parts are inner ring, honey comb spokes and thread.
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Fig 3 Inner Ring
The inner ring creats a connection between hub and
tyre.In this project, I maintain Aluminum alloy as a
standard material for both Pneumatic and Non-Pneumatic
tyres of Inner ring.
.
Fig 4 Honey Comb Spokes
The honey comb spokes is the middle part of inner ring
and thread and acts as a supporting
member for thread and inner ring. In this project, I varied
the materials for honey comb
spokes for determining the stresses and suggests the best
material based upon analysis results.
Fig 5 Thread
The thread is used to increase life of the tyre. In this
project, I used rubber as a standard material for both
Pneumatic and Non-Pneumatic tyres.
2. ANALYSIS OF NPT
1 Analysis of NPT Spokes With Polyethylene Material
Meshing Model of NPT
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The above figure indicates the boundary conditions of
NPT
The above figure indicates the NPT of Force 4905 in terms
of Newtons(N) and also shows the loading position clearly .
Solution
Fig.1 Equivalent Stresses (Von-Mises) of Polyethylene
Material
In the NPT analysis, the first material is taken as
Polyethylene material, by imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining stresses, Equivalent (Von-Mises) Stresses is
evaluated and the values range from minimum to
maximum i.e.,0.0096 to 20.32 in terms of ―MPa‖ as
shown clearly in above figure.
Fig.2 Total Deformation of Polyethylene Material
In the NPT analysis, the first material is taken as
Polyethylene material, by imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining deformation of the Non Pneumatic Tyre, Total
Deformation is evaluated and the values range from
minimum to maximum i.e., 0 to 0.0277 in terms of ―mm‖
as shown clearly in above figure.
2.Analysis Of NPT Spokes With Nylone
Material :
Fig. 3 Equivalent Stress (von Mises) of Nylone Material
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In the NPT analysis, the second material is taken as
Nylone material, by imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining stresses, Equivalent (Von-Mises) Stresses is
evaluated and the values range from minimum to
maximum i.e.,0.010 to 55.18 in terms of ―MPa‖ as shown
clearly in above figure.
Fig. 4 Total Deformation of Nylone Material
In the NPT analysis, the second material is taken as
Nylone material, by imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining deformation of the Non Pneumatic Tyre, Total
Deformation is evaluated and the values range from
minimum to maximum i.e., 0 to 0.942 in terms of ―mm‖ as
shown clearly in above figure.
3 Analysis Of NPT Spokes With Polycarbonate
Material
Solution
Fig.5Equivalent (Von Mises) Stress of Poly Carbonate
Material
In the NPT analysis, the third material is taken as
Polycarbonate material, by imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining stresses, Equivalent (Von-Mises) Stresses is
evaluated and the values range from minimum to
maximum i.e., 0.021 to 77.09 in terms of ―MPa‖ as shown
clearly in above figure.
Fig.6 Total Deformation of Poly Carbonate
Material
In the NPT analysis, the third material is taken as
Polyethylene material, by imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining deformation of the Non Pneumatic Tyre, Total
Deformation is evaluated and the values range from
minimum to maximum i.e., 0 to 8.57 in terms of ―mm‖ as
shown clearly in above figure.
4 Analysis Of NPT Spokes With Acrylic Material
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Solution
Fig. 7 Equiuvalent (Von Mises)Stress of Acrylic
Material
In the NPT analysis, the fourth material is taken as Acrylic
material, by imported the components and assigning
material from engineering data, after that done meshing
and applied boundary conditions, force. For determining
stresses, Equivalent (Von-Mises) Stresses is evaluated and
the values range from minimum to maximum i.e.,0.011 to
20.75 in terms of ―MPa‖ as shown clearly in above figure.
Fig. 8 Total Deformation of Acrylic
Material
In the NPT analysis, the fourth material is taken as Acrylic
material, by imported the components and assigning
material from engineering data, after that done meshing
and applied boundary conditions, force. For determining
deformation of the Non Pneumatic Tyre, Total
Deformation is evaluated and the values range from
minimum to maximum i.e., 0 to 1.87 in terms of ―mm‖ as
shown clearly in above figure.
3. PROBLEM DEFINITION
Non-pneumatic tyres generally have higher rolling
resistance and provide much less suspension than similarly
shaped and sized pneumatic tyres. Other problems for air
lesstyres include dissipating the heat buildup that occurs
whenthey are driven. Therefore, itis important to minimize
the local stresses of spokes that is,the spokes should be
fatigue resistant. In this project we designed NPT based on
hexagonal honeycomb spokes. Honeycombs have been
primarily used in lightweight sandwich structures for
which a high out-of-plane stiffness is desired. A
honeycomb structure is an array of hollow cells formed
between thin vertical walls.
4. RESULTS ANALYSIS OF NPT
For Polyethylene material, equivalent stresses are
20.32 Mpa and total deformation is 0.027mm.
For Nylone material, equivalent stresses are
55.183 Mpa and total deformation is 0.942 mm.
For Polycarbonate material, equivalent stresses
are 77.09 Mpa and total deformation is 8.57mm.
For Acrylic material, equivalent stresses are
20.75 Mpa and total deformation is 1.87 mm.
Modeling & Analysis of Pneumatic Tyre with
Polyethylene Material
Fig. 1 Pneumatic Tyre
The above image shows the Modeling of Pneumatic Tyre
using ProE Part Module. The design calculations are same
as Non Pneumatic Tyre.
Solution
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Fig.2 Equivalent (Von Mises ) Stress of Polyethylene
Material
In the Pneumatic Tyre analysis, the material is taken as
Polyethylene material because in NPT analysis,
Polyethylene material was the best among other materials.
So,based upon the results,Polyethylene material is applied
for Pneumatic Tyre.By imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining stresses, Equivalent (Von-Mises) Stresses is
evaluated and the values range from minimum to
maximum i.e.,0.0072 to 160.63 in terms of ―MPa‖ as
shown clearly in above figure.
Fig.3 Total Deformation of Polyethylene Material
In the Pneumatic Tyre analysis, the material is taken as
Polyethylene material, by imported the components and
assigning material from engineering data, after that done
meshing and applied boundary conditions, force. For
determining deformation of the Pneumatic Tyre, Total
Deformation is evaluated and the values range from
minimum to maximum i.e., 0 to 2.973 in terms of ―mm‖ as
shown clearly in above figure.
Result Analysis Of Pneumatic Tyre:
For Polyethylene material, equivalent stresses are
160.63 Mpa and total deformation is 2.973 mm.
CONCLUSION & FUTURE SCOPE
Design and analysis of an airless tire (NPT)
for domestic cars is completed by using ProE and
ANSYS. We compared the deformation and stress
for both Pneumatic and airless tire, the results
obtained for airless tire are best compared to
Pneumatic tires further the stress and deformation for
different materials like Polyethylene, nylon,
polycarbonate, Acrylic are compared and best
material is chosen as Polyethylene which as low
deformation and stresses compared to other materials
chosen.
FUTURE SCOPE:
To be analyze Thermal behavior
To be analyze Vibration behavior
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