Vertical Centre of Gravity Calculations
Vertical Centre of Gravity Calculations https://truckscience.com/wp-content/uploads/Vertical-center-of-gravity-calculation-rigid-tanker-FMVSS-CMVSS-105.png 840 282 TruckScience https://truckscience.com/wp-content/uploads/Vertical-center-of-gravity-calculation-rigid-tanker-FMVSS-CMVSS-105.pngThe TruckScience Axle Weight Calculator now calculates overall vertical center of gravity of rigid vehicles.
Vertical centers of gravity for body, payload and overall are indicated on the drawing
FMVSS 105 and CMVSS 105
Combined vertical centers of gravity of completed vehicles must be stipulated on Incomplete Vehicle Documents (IVD) in U.S. AND CANADA, to comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS 105) and Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (CMVSS 105), “HYDRAULIC BRAKE COMPLIANCE GUIDELINES FOR ALTERED VEHICLES”.
ECE-R111
An overall centre of gravity height calculation is required in order to verify rollover stability of vehicles to the UN’s ECE-R111. ECE Regulation No. 111 is a European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR), and came into force on 28 December 2000.
ESC Systems
Even in markets where there is no legal requirement to calculate vertical centre of gravity height, it is necessary to do this calculation in order to configure settings for electronic stability control systems of vehicles with a higher center of gravity.
Vertical centers of gravity for body, payload and overall are indicated on the drawing
Calculating the Overall Vertical Center of Gravity
The combined center of gravity calculation takes into account the weights, centers of gravity and positions of all equipment that is added to the base vehicle which may affect the vertical center of gravity of the complete vehicle.
The result is then compared to the allowable center of gravity for the completed vehicle, as defined by the vehicle manufacturer.
More in this release
Multiple point load items shown in side view drawing
Now you can view multiple point load items in the Side View drawing for rigid vehicles. Previously, load items were shown on the drawing in the Top View only.
Multiple point load items in side view drawing
Ongoing Development
We are constantly adding features to our Axle Weight Calculator, in response to changes in legislation and feedback from our users. If you have an idea for improving our software, please leave a comment below or drop us an email to support@truckscience.com.
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