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Vehicle gradeability is measured in percentage.
The highest grade a vehicle can ascend while maintaining a particular speed is sometimes termed that vehicle's "gradeability"
Gradeability measurement unit is %
the gradability of a vehicle calculation is depend on rise and run of the vehcile. it is calculated in percentage. percentage of gradability = (rise/run)*100
When you say that gradeability is 0.049tan, it indicates the slope or incline of a surface, expressed in terms of the tangent of the angle of inclination. Specifically, a gradeability of 0.049 means the tangent of the angle is 0.049, which implies a relatively gentle slope. This value can be useful in fields such as civil engineering or vehicle dynamics, where understanding the incline is crucial for design and performance assessments.
The ability of a car to climb a certain grade slope at a certain speed is it's gradeability. My Toyota Echo could take a 45% slope @30mph. (Its gradeability)
That mean the bus can move up 2.4m when moving 10m long
formula 1
22 % grade: go horizontally 100, go vertically 22, hypotonuse is slope. angle is INV tan ( 22 / 100 ) = 12.407 degrees from horizontal
To calculate the turning radius of a vehicle, you can use the formula: turning radius wheelbase / tan(steering angle). The wheelbase is the distance between the front and rear axles of the vehicle, and the steering angle is the maximum angle the front wheels can turn. By plugging these values into the formula, you can determine the turning radius of the vehicle.
If the cost to repair is more than the vehicle is worth to replace then it is considered totaled.
D(distance)/T(time)=V(velocity)