Challenge

Fender Design - Wheel Arch Challenge

Aim: To decide whether the given design passes the European standards or not.

GIVEN DESIGN

ACCORDING TO EUROPIAN RULE

1.Take the outline of the wheel and the fender.
2.Make the centre of the wheel circle.
3.Draw horizontal and vertical perpendicular axes from the centre of the wheel circle.
4.Draw lines at 30 degrees and 50 degrees from the centre.
5.Make a point on the fender line at 150mm from the horizontal.
6.Extend a line to this point from the centre.
7.Then make a line that is exactly between the 50-degree line and the line made on the 150mm point.Measure the distances between the points on the wheel circle and fender curve. All of these should be greater than 10mm tosatisfy the European regs.
Secondly, the horizontal distances from SA, SB, and SC points to the fender curve should be at least 5mm.


Check whether the design passes these conditions and conclude whether it can pass the
European Regulations Requirement


Now let us measure the distances between the points at the 5 sections.

SA AN SB SECTION

SC , SD AND SE SECTIONS

TABLE

DISTANCE RESULT
SA 25.992MM>10MM PASS
SB 43.641MM>10MM PASS
SC 38.36MM>10MM PASS
SD 42.658MM>10MM PASS
SE 47.625MM>10MM PASS

Now to find the horizontal distance between the wheel and the fender. This distance should be at least 5mm from SA point, SB point,and SC point.
Project the made sketch onto the plane of the wheel.

TO FIND THE LENGTH BETWEEN THE SECRION

TABLE

DISTANCE RESULT
SA 10MM>5MM PASS
SB 10.051MM>5MM PASS
SC 20.064MM>5MM PASS
SD 22.814MM>5MM PASS
SE 25.901MM>5MM PASS

Conclusion:
The given design satisfies all European standards.

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