Wheel design made in adjustable technology for a high mibility vehicle

The article presents conceptual work, design work, and the development of parameters for the production of wheels for a high-mobility vehicle made in 3D printing technology. The developed wheel was intended for an unconventional off-road vehicle, called the Mars rover. For many years, such vehicle was being developed by the student Scientific Association of Unconventional Off-Road Vehicles and it has participated successfully in international competitions. The next version of the vehicle assumed the use of a technology of manufacturing vehicle components which ensures adjustment of the vehicle‘s operational parameters to the conditions prevailing during the competition. The benchmark was the parameters of the wheels used in the vehicle and made of Cordura.

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