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Multi-spoke car alloy wheel design and performance evaluation

Steel wheels often have a greater mass than aluminium or magnesium alloy wheels, which reduces their speed and steering responsiveness compared to steel wheels. In comparison to steel wheels, alloy wheels may reduce overall vehicle weight. Composite materials are being used in the automobile sector...

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Main Authors:	Sireesha, S. C., Bhavan, A. Saravan, Indrakanth, B., Pavuluri, Subramanyam
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Subjects:	Alloys Aluminum base alloys Composite materials Magnesium base alloys Performance evaluation Reverse engineering Software Spokes Steering Structural analysis Weight reduction Wheels
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