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Analysis for Internal Flow of Tube on the Self Inflating Tire Using the FSI Method

FSI 기법을 이용한 Self Inflating Tire의 펌핑 튜브 내부 유동 해석

  • Received : 2016.07.01
  • Accepted : 2016.08.25
  • Published : 2016.11.01

Abstract

Maintaining proper tire air pressure is an essential element in ensuring vehicle safety. UHP Tires that boast of many safety features are increasing in the market. In particular, the development of "Self-Inflating Tire" technology is accelerating around the globe. Self-inflating tire refers to a technique for maintaining appropriate tire pressure. An internal regulator senses when tire inflation pressure has dropped below the set air pressure. The tire boosts air through the valve when rolling and compressed air enters into the tire. This procedure keeps the tire air pressure at an appropriate level and increases tire safety. Flow analysis of the internal tube is required to examine self-inflating tires. In this study, a method of tube flow analysis using the FSI Method is proposed. The valve system is also implemented to optimize the regulator and sensor.

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