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suspensions work, the designs
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load transfer shock absorber
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roll intake and how that happens
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in our cars well we're going to see
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that right away in this video we're
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tackling a big piece of the suspension of the
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hyperc project so I don't tell you
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about that it's a suspension which is
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made up of a shock absorber and a
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spring we call it a combination no here
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we are going to talk about the suspension in general
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on a car so shock absorber triangle arm
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and kinematics and overall the
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ground connection and since we are talking about
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ground connection there is a small
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French tire manufacturer who gave a little
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help on the project I
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tell you all about it in the video the
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dolipran we do them al Gan are
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suggested come on it's
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[Music]
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started at the start the suspensions are
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for comfort at the time the roads
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are dirt the wheels they are made of
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wood or scrap metal there are no tires
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what so well the guys quickly understood
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that it was a pain in their backs and ass from
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the first meters of the car and not to
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mention that the chassis
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also had to take a good hold in the mouth so we
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invented the suspension there were lots of
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different systems but the best known
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remains that of leaf springs it's a
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bit like an adjustment in fact it's a
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piece of metal which deforms moreover
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it's a system which is still
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used especially on large vehicles
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like the 44 heavy goods vehicles and
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all these things except that at the beginning of the
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1900s we see the appearance of a
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new system on the suspensions which
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complements the springs the cushioning
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the problem with the spring is that it bounces
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yes it is good for absorbing a shock on
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a road but if after you wobble
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for 3 km you will quickly feel like
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puking so we have developed
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something which cushions and calms its
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spring oscillations a shock absorber
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the first shock absorbers installed on
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cars from the 1930s are
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friction basically you have two materials which
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rub and well it brakes and therefore it
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cushions well it's something which was quickly
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released because the wear was very rapid and
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it wasn't something crazy crazy what that's it
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is crap we will still note
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that there of horses persisted with this
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system almost until the end of its
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production we then come to the
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current oil or gas system the
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principle it is simple he it is like
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a syringe we have a cylinder and a
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piston we make holes in the piston
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the smaller the holes the
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harder the shock absorber will be to compress or
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relax and with a whole
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check valve system we can have a
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different hole size for
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compressions and the detents and finally we
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can even have adjustments on
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shock absorbers or even
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remotely controlled shock absorbers which adapt to
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real time the future which you will have
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understood all this is for comfort
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but the cars have gone further
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faster and comfort has been put on an
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equal footing with performance after that it
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of course depends on the car and its
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use let's talk performance
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now we're making a hyperc we're
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not making a horse-drawn carriage we're talking about
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shock absorber spring that's it really the basics
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but it's not just that we have the
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anti-roll bars the drawings and all that stuff
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but how does it all work and
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why it's important on a car
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I'll explain to you on a car we have a
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big notion that is calls for
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load transfer and this Tru is ultra important
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and it's one of the things to manage when
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driving simple example you have a
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one ton car with a
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weight distribution of 60% on the rear so we
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have 600 kg on the rear wheels and 400
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kg on the front wheels when this
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car accelerates the load will
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move on the rear wheels and
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from that moment we no longer have this
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distribution of 60% on the rear we
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will have, I don't know, 70 80 so the front
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will be relieved it will relax and
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that's why the car will pitch up
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a little and the front will rise and well
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that's a transfer of load we
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took the case of acceleration but it
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also works with braking so
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conversely the front wheels are loaded
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so the wheels will
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really be compressed compressed
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while the rear wheels will
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be unloaded and of course it
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also works in the turns the
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outer wheels of the corner will be
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more loaded than the inside wheels and
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all these load transfers cause
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body movements like that's
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rolling like that's pitching and that
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's pumping on a perfect road
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so without Bos without unevenness in short, the
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thing really is it's a billiard table
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we can on the one hand harden the
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springs and shock absorbers to limit
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the rolling and pitching so
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everything that is well body movement
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and that's why that
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track cars like Formula 1 the DTM all
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these things they have
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ultra hard suspensions or even no suspension at
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all like karting for example but
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if we start to have a track with
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defects bumps slopes and
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so on in this in this case the car will
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jump so well for the back it's not
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great and then well for the performance well
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it's even worse why it's worse
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well obviously since it's jumping we're going to
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lose a lot of grip on the level of the
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tire so the solution is to soften
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the suspensions and that can go to
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the extreme if the terrain is really
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particular so here it is hardened well it's
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good to avoid having
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body movement and everything but if you you have
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small imperfections on the road well
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you have to soften the suspensions a little
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otherwise you will lose grip
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and the magic word in motorsport
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is compromise so in all
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cases the hypercar we need firmness
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to limit body movements
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but not too much because otherwise we lose
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grip and in any case
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we have a suspension that works and
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therefore we cannot avoid the nasty
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roll and the nasty tengage but we can
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control them j 'hope that I explain
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well that it is not simple by the way
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speaking of that I take this opportunity to
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remind you ESS to watch these videos they
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are ultra technical at the moment they
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relate to pure theory there is
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nothing physics nothing real everything is
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on the computer and yet there are a
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lot of you following them so thank you very
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much a little thumbs up
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anyway the rat so to summarize this
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first part we have
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load transfers in acceleration in braking and when
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cornering we have a suspension which works
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to ensure comfort and grip
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on the road and all that causes
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rolling and pitching therefore
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body movements and these last two things well
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we don't want too much or at least we
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would like control them why then and
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well because by acting on that we act
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directly on the performance of the
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chassis to control all that we can of
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course give in to the hardness of the
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shock absorbers we saw it a little above
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we are not talking about springs here we are
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once again talking about just the shock absorber
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a shock absorber which is hard will make the
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suspension movement slower and
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therefore a softer body movement
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conversely with a soft shock absorber
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which will make the movements much
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faster manage this speed of movement
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of body is good for the driver's feeling
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on board the car it's a
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question of feeling too but hey if the
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feeling is all rotten well in fact
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you won't perform well with the car
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it's a feeling but it's also de la
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Perre in motorsport it is extremely
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important that the driver is comfortable
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and can know how the car
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behaves but all this is not enough
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so we invented the entiroui bar which
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serves, as its name indicates, to reduce
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the rolling of the car the rolling
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is that he as a reminder so it
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occurs especially in the turns
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the principle it is simple the two
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suspensions of the same train are connected
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by a bar more or less flexible if
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one of the two wheels of the train is
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compressed the bar will act on the other
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suspension the harder the bar is and
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therefore rigid the less independent the suspensions will be of
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course it is a big
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mess to develop since the
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four suspensions of a car
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work in harmony and this is what
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partly defines your
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mechanical balance on the car basically if
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your car will be more or less playful
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more or less under or oversteer it's
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really prim moral as thing on the
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GT40 we had very widely experimented with
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the thing and all the subtlety of the good
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behavior of the chassis of the chassis and
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all the subtlety of the good behavior
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of the chassis played out on the hardness of the
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front and rear Rouis bars we
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seek to handicap more or less one
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train in relation to the other to give
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more or less less understeer for example
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and if you haven't seen the series at
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Michelin's research and development pole with the GT40 I
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recommend it to you, it puts into practice everything we
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see in this video and Michelin
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we're talking about it. is the small
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tire manufacturer that I introduced to you at the
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start of the video they were there for the
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GT40 and well they are also there to help
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me in the development of the
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kinematic suspension designs of the hypercar
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yeah we couldn't agree better guys
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there, it's going to be a gem and yeah
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last year's collaboration with the
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GT40 is well and truly over but we
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kept in touch with engineers like
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Gilles or Franck and they helped me with
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their personal time in the development of the
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suspension designs of the hypercar it's
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great class and all that in addition to
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their normal work so you really have to
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give them a big thank you in the comments I
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say thank you once again
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really it's is so cool guys the
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suspension designs another term to
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develop the movements of the
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suspension roughly speaking when the wheel
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goes up and down results from the
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suspension designs a wheel does not stay
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perpendicular to the road it takes an
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angle here from camber but it can
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also be pinching in the case of
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camber the fact of taking
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camber and well that optimizes
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the grip of the tire on the track and
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it is therefore necessary to ensure
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performance, comfort and above all also
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safety and C tle of camber it
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is caused by the suspension designs
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the suspension designs are really
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mathematical geometry here we see
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the suspension measurements of the GT40
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at Michelin on their
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kinetic and kinematic knc bench in fact we
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come to activate the suspensions in
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all the sense and we measure the movement
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of the wheel with the sensors to see
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if it takes camber or not
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if it takes toe or
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opening in short all these thingsl and we
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do it for pumping and taking up
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roll and all these tips for all
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situations on the hypercar we will
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anticipate this wheel movement and
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above all determine it thanks to
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the development of the drawings if you want
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we will know in advance what
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the sensors of this famous front knc bench will give
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even to put the car on this
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knc ban we are going to do all this in anticipation
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with calculations and drawings
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precisely so it's a little
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complicated I will try to give you
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a concrete example so that you
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really have an idea from the impact of the
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drawings we take the case of a
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double wishbone suspension with the
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lower and upper triangles which
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is used on racing cars
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in general if we stand from the front
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and put the two
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identical triangles our wheel will remain
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perpendicular to the wheel when
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pumping so that a priori it is not serious
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but when rolling it takes
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positive camber and I remind you
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that the rolling happens at each turn
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no luck that's there where we need
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optimal grip there as you
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see in the drawing we clearly
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do not have at all the entire surface of the tire which
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is in contact with the road the solution
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here is to reduce the length of the
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upper triangle and there magic this
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time we have our
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negative camber when rolling and therefore we have
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a tire which offers all its grip
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during the support in turns and when pumping
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we still have a tire which remains not
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too bad what and well this example that we
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have just seen there well that's what the
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drawings are, finally that CEN is one and in fact
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a car there are several of them there are
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lots of geometric drawings which will
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determine the angles to the wheel that it
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is on camber as we have just
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seen or on parallelism it is
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also determining the angles of the
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steering the turns to direct the
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flying torque so as not to make the
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pilot's arms suffer in short it is
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quite a chance and it it's not obvious and
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again we didn't take into account
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the elasticity, that is to say the flexibility
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of the chassis and the block eyelashes,
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calm down at the time I had already
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experimented with the suspension designs on the
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GT40 project well of course we don't do that a la
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zob in fact the drawings are not
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very complicated to trace or to
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understand I mean it's really
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middle school level geometry on
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the other hand it's precise we are not at the
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degree but at the die of degree and
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the influence it is enormous on a
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car and the hardest part of all that
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is to know what we are doing we were talking
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about camber but about rolling
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earlier but how many degrees
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concretely it need camber for
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how many degrees of rust
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and for how many gellaterals how much
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com how much we are missing
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input data and these input data
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are obtained partly by
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calculations but also and above all by
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the experience and tests in condition
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or in simulation and on top of that it's
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subjective it's a judgment when driving
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it's a mess the thing on the GT40 I
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made drawings I was inspired by
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several geometries which existed on
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cars obviously I didn't take
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Twingos, don't mess around and I
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did something which should work
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with experience well from observation
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which quite simply with photos which
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I found good the result
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actually well It doesn't work
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too badly, we saw it at Michelin, it's
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not at all catastrophic, it's actually quite
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good, it's not perfect and
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remember the GT40 has
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heavy steering, it's one of the
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downsides of my car even if we
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can still drive it but
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it's not assisted so this problem
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could have been avoided thanks to
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suspension designs with data well that
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I could have optimized just that
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at the time well I didn't have enough
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experience at that level today
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well I already have more experience thanks to
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the GT40 and everything I learned
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in the meantime and I especially have that
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of the guys who work on the subject at
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Michelin and it is notably the team at
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simix the same ones who
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developed the GT40 for me and who are
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focusing on it today basically
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they are going to help me to determine the
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pivot points of all the
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suspension triangles and the steering linkages
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if we diagram a suspension triangle
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well it is a triangle so you
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have three
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points and it is the position of these three
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points in 3D space which is
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necessary and that's what Michelin is going
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to provide me with PO coordinates here, an
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Excel table, so how did
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we go about synchronizing and determining to
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finish all that already, we have to prepare
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a 3D, the monocoque, well there are the
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wheels they are here that it doesn't change
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it's not negotiable then well we're going to
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put a rack it's going to be
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approximately here the shock absorbers we're going to
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put them over there the engine and the box they
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are a little near here we're doing a
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positioning of all these components
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in space where it should be in
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fact placing the elements like that at the
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zob it will allow us to have our
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footprint because if Michelin
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gives me points and triangles which
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hit the monocoque or or other
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things or in the shock absorbers or in
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What do I know it's not going to do it so we
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have to give them a work space and
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so that's why I prepare
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a 3D for them with the elements that are already
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there and that 'we must avoid touching with
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the triangles and all the
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suspension elements otherwise it will work much less well
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eh something else to provide to
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Michelin well it's quite simply the
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specifications of the car we do
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n't want a bus we don't want one 44 we don't want
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a van we want a
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high performance sports body so we have to
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give them some information that I have
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determined some of which are
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estimates but hey that's how it is you have to
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start with something so wheelbase
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track width size
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of the tires distribution of the masses of the
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car the ground clearance that I
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then want is a lot of exchanges with
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the guys from Michelin in particular on the
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mechanical technical constraints to see if
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well nothing affects as I
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told you earlier time on the Michelin side they are
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doing tests they are testing in
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simulation and over time he
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gives me first versions on my 3D
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so basically as I told you
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Michelin he gives me a table with the
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coordinates of each point and once
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put on my 3D it looks like this so we
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played pingpong several times they
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sent me several versions only
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because we had some touch-ups to do
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especially in terms of dimensions
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because well there were points
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like I told you that it affected
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other elements so it was necessary
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to modify except that if you modify a
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point well it can potentially
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screw up your entire suspension design and we are
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even talking about the front and rear axle
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so if you make a modification on
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the rear potentially all the rest
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of the points will change and we arrive at a
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version which goes well and which bothers
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no one everyone is happy the
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guys from Michelin me too a
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magical thing all the same we must emphasize
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this car it has never rolled it's
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not even built but we
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already know its behavior on the track thanks
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to the Michelin simulator and that's
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completely crazy eh and well yes
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anyway the driving is a feeling you ca
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n't measure it you test it you feel it
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Franck the Michelin test driver well
00:15:50
he tested the car as well as the team
00:15:52
who worked on the project besides
00:15:54
the big up team thank you very much if
00:15:57
you remember the CAD it
00:15:58
looks like this so we have the monocoque in the
00:16:01
center and we even have the passenger compartment in short everything
00:16:03
is done except the front and
00:16:05
rear cradles of the car and in fact well
00:16:07
before making these cradles I was
00:16:09
just waiting for the suspension points from
00:16:11
Michelin to be able to build around it
00:16:13
I couldn't move forward without that otherwise
00:16:16
it would have made a lot of modifications and
00:16:17
I would have wasted time it was
00:16:19
useless so that's why I preferred to
00:16:20
do the passenger compartment at the time so here is
00:16:22
all this work for a
00:16:24
chassis skeleton which looks like that but
00:16:26
believe me it's madness it doesn't seem like
00:16:28
it doesn't seem like the subject it's ultra
00:16:31
complex I hope you were able to
00:16:33
follow along and that you learned a lot of
00:16:35
things in this video so I don't have
00:16:37
could go further otherwise well we
00:16:39
still have 3 hours and then well I lose
00:16:41
everyone so that's not the goal but
00:16:43
it's also for reasons of
00:16:44
industrial secrecy and yes above all that this
00:16:46
study was carried out with the help from the people
00:16:48
at Michelin so the
00:16:50
Michelin expertise so well that's what
00:16:52
besides we still have to measure the
00:16:53
weight of this sentence the hyercar it will
00:16:55
have a hammer chassis before even
00:16:58
having done the first laps of
00:16:59
track it's going to be crazy so
00:17:02
thank you very much to the people who
00:17:04
worked on the project thank you Michelin
00:17:07
simix before moving on to the moment T I
00:17:09
remind you that you will find in the
00:17:10
description the shop for the
00:17:12
clean foxé t-shirts like this one
00:17:14
allows you to support the project and well
00:17:17
thank you don't forget that the
00:17:18
quantities are
00:17:22
limited the moment the moment I
00:17:24
tell you the progress of the project at the
00:17:26
present moment the CAD of the before is 95
00:17:30
% complete it I just miss the portemyux to
00:17:32
draw it's going to be size and
00:17:33
mass parts with aero type aluminum it's
00:17:36
going to be nugget oh it's going to be beautiful this
00:17:38
kind of part the rear cradle it
00:17:40
moves really well it's a big baby
00:17:42
this one there because there is the entire
00:17:43
powertrain and after 2 months
00:17:46
on it I am at 85%. overall
00:17:49
the CAD is almost finished
00:17:51
it's crazy I can't believe it I
00:17:52
'm so happy it really looks like
00:17:54
hell I'm trying to go into as much
00:17:56
detail as possible really it's
00:17:57
quite beautiful I think the next
00:17:59
videos will really deal with the
00:18:00
cradles so I think you will
00:18:02
enjoy it because we will really see the
00:18:03
shape of the chassis it's beautiful
00:18:04
mechanics overall I also have a
00:18:06
huge project to present to you which Arve
00:18:08
at the beginning of 'year 2024 because
00:18:09
the hypercar is not just parts to
00:18:12
buy, spare parts, it's
00:18:13
also essential means of manufacturing
00:18:15
new machines, a
00:18:18
place that's cool, glass, I can't wait to
00:18:20
start manufacturing if you do
00:18:21
n't want to miss it don't hesitate to
00:18:23
like share the video if you
00:18:25
liked it comment if you have any
00:18:27
questions don't forget to also AB
00:18:28
as for me I'll tell you see you next time
00:18:31
[Music]
00:18:39
always

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