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Re: Engine inertia

--- In exceldyno@yahoogroups.com, "Wes" <bajawes@...> wrote:

> Since any values you'd put in would be a guess, then it isn't really
> making the calculation any more accurate anyway....

My spreadsheet file partially accounts for flywheel and wheel inertia.
Engine and flywheel inertia subtly affect car acceleration expecially
in the first gears.

I agree it wouldn't be accurate to use average or estimated values,
but in my opinion it's better than not account them at all. In your
spreadsheet there is already estimated data for other things.





Sat Apr 21, 2007 12:56 pm

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Hi, very handy sheet!! Have you considered accounting for engine inertia for the traction and accel calc? Bobby...
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Feb 16, 2006
4:16 am

... and ... H Bobby, Yeah I have thought about it, but it makes the sheet too complicated. Adding it to the sheet is easy enough, but knowing what values to...
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Feb 20, 2006
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... My spreadsheet file partially accounts for flywheel and wheel inertia. Engine and flywheel inertia subtly affect car acceleration expecially in the first...
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