Roll angle definition

Roll angle means the angle around which the vehicle rotates in its longitudinal direction. (add definition).]
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Roll angle is the angle of a fixed linear reference connecting two reference points either side of the vehicle longitudinal centre plane on the front or rear (as applicable) of the vehicle body, relative to a level surface or horizontal reference plane. An example of a suitable fixed linear reference for rear roll angle measurement is illustrated in Figure 9-2 of Annex 9.

Examples of Roll angle in a sentence

  • Effectsof Payload, Aerodynamics & Bump-Stopsare consideredif applicable in the actual load condition Input Front and Rear Suspension roll rates from Chassis Data Input sheet (GENERIC) or actual values provided by 6 DOF VEHICLE MODEL in case of a specific load case Output Linear Roll angle Gradient, Roll couple Distribution, Wheel Load Transfer & Lateral Load Transfer Distribution.


More Definitions of Roll angle

Roll angle means the angle around which the vehicle rotates about its longitudinal axis.
Roll angle means the angle around which the vehicle rotates about in its longitudinal axis direction.

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