ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OF ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS INVOLVED IN CHASSIS DESIGN

Analysis and Comparison of Engineering Considerations Involved In Chassis Design

Analysis and Comparison of Engineering Considerations Involved In Chassis Design

A chassis consists of an internal framework that supports an object made by man. It is analogous to the skeleton of an animal. An example of a frame is the bottom of a motor vehicle, consisting of the frame (in which the body is mounted) with the wheels and machinery. For the purposes of this task, we selected Ford Focus and Mazda.

In the case of vehicles, the chassis structure is understood the "running gear" like engine, transmission, drive shaft, differential and suspension. A body (sometimes referred to as "body"), which is usually not necessary for the integrity of the structure is based on the chassis to complete the vehicle. Mazda chassis consists of a set of all essential parts of a truck (without the body) to be ready for operation on the road. The design of the chassis of a Ford Focus will be different from a Mazda because of heavy loads and constant use work. commercial vehicle manufacturers sell "chassis only", "the chimney and chassis" and "chassis cab" version that can be equipped with specialized agencies. These include mobile homes, fire trucks, ambulances, box trucks, etc.

In certain applications, such as school buses, a government agency like the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in the U.S. defines standards for chassis design and body conversions.

A chassis of armored fighting vehicles comprising the lower part of the AFV, which includes the tracks, engine, driver's seat, and the crew compartment. This describes the lower hull, although common usage to include the hull than the average for the AFV without the turret. A chassis is the basis for the platforms of tanks, armored ...