What is Ackermann Steering? | Skill-Lync

Ackermann Steering System is a geometric mechanism used in many cars to ensure smoother intersection left/right turns in the road especially when it is at a moderate or high speed.
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Imagine when a car is at a curve or turning point, the person rotates their steering wheel to turn the front wheels of the car.
But during turning, the two front wheels will face different velocities as the wheel on the positive side of the curve will be covering more distance than the other wheel. So, if both the wheels are rotated at the same angle, slipping could occur. To avoid this, the Ackermann steering system is used.
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This very well demonstrated. I've watched a few videos explaining Ackerman angle and this one by far makes it easier to understand

[@garettclement6671]

Maybe you need to look up more. This videos lacks a lot of details

[@symsuree18]

Sir how should we consider a length between two axils for designing vehicle?

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Thank you. This knowledge you shared motivates many to look deeper into this topic.

[@SkillLync]

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Mikasa Ackerman

[@ramagarwal157]

If the vehicle is front wheel drive which it is normally how do the steering mechanism work in cohesion with torque coming through the engine ?

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I need Devi's steering gear mechanism also Pls provide link

[@pranavk5169]

Well explained,And it's better to check up 2:15 Alto for engine oil leakages if any..

[@mateoichijo3408]

I recently tried to design a go-kart ackermann steering.However, why is it that there's only one pair of certain angles for both the inner and outer angle that produces a common point between the extended lines parallel to the rear axle and also the perpendicular lines from both the front tires? Is this a natural behavior or should there always be a common point for all the turning angles of the front wheels? Thank you

[@gagank9199]

how can we change translation velocity vector direction collinear with rotational

[@AshutoshSahuMRM]

Sir does both the rotation and translational velocities of rear inner and outer wheels same or different? And what about the angular velocities of both rear wheels about the Instantaneous center of rotation? Are they same?

[@robingo6257]

So the ackerman degree bigger is better for racing car?

[@manivel2137]

What are the angle of bell crank lever .

[@MRFrank1004]

Want to design a whole streering system what to do I mean help me fro that

[@PankajKumar-ro5mi]

How can we change translation velocity

[@prashantsherkar]

How it's come under turning pair

[@murali4331]

Sir, what will b the difference in angles, between the inner n outer wheels, at the extreme point. Will it be less than 5 degrees or more. It may not b standard. Please tell approximately

[@hazza2247]

it depends on so many things like the distance between the wheels, the max steering angle of the specific car, the radius of the turn so there really is no correct answer, it is pretty easy to calculate with basic trigonometry u just have to pick a turning radius and distance between the two front wheels and u can do it with pen paper and calculator

[@arpitbundela3985]

Is it necessary to use differential in rear wheel

[@playingacousticontheinterstate]

Depends how u wanna use your car if your trying to drift then it's probably better to not use it cause it can make inconsistency in your speed when in a corner which will probably spin u out

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Oi Ackerman

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which of the following wheel of a four wheeler follows longest radius of curvature on a curved road a. inner rear wheel b. inner front wheel c. outer front wheel d. outer rear wheel

[@waterbuoy9121]

Outer front, followed by outer rear, inner front then inner rear

[@SteveP-vm1uc]

Every time I see an explanation of Ackermann, the drawing of the vehicle is using REAR STEER. What about front steer? How do we design the correct Ackermann for front steering?? Preferably with Rack & Pinion...

[@naveenbharath2003]

What is pivot means

[@SkillLync]

Hey Naveen, A pivot is the point about which the mechanism turns. This term applies generally as well

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Eti

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Mikasa Ackerman