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Wheel slip Condition based based on Tractive effort.

 To determine wheel slip condition we will need to compare
Tractive Effort due to Ground adhesion vs Tractive effort produced due to power train aggregates.
TEGA = Tractive Effort due to Ground adhesion
TE= Tractive effort produced due to power train aggregates.

 condition:

 TEGA > TE ; No slip
TEGA < TE ; wheel will slip - Not favorable condition for design.

TEGA Calculation Formula
https://autocal1.blogspot.com/2020/06/max-permissible-effort-due-to-ground.html

 TE calculation Formula
https://autocal1.blogspot.com/2020/06/calculate-tractive-at-wheels-inputs.html
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  1. Yogesh PrasadJuly 1, 2020 at 3:47 AM

    Comment if you have any specific case to be evaluated.

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