Low Speed on a Bumpy Road is Dangerous for Vehicle Body, Says an Associate Professor from RUDN University (IMAGE)

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Low Speed on a Bumpy Road is Dangerous for Vehicle Body, Says an Associate Professor from RUDN University

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An associate professor from RUDN University developed a computer model that describes all types of vehicle body damage caused by fatigue failure. According to his computer simulation, low speed on bumpy roads can be more dangerous for a vehicle body than moderate. The results of the study can help measure fatigue resistance in vehicles more accurately.

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