Tipper
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£16,750
- Year/Month: 2008/0
- Stock ID: T120615
- Transmission: Manual
- CC: 0
- Mileage: 0
- Fuel Type: Diesel
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When you search for a used Volvo FM 400 tipper for sale, you should also your outlook about the other aspects of the vehicle to drive better such as The deformation due to the centrifugal force and the deformation due to the movement along the curve, produce a further force with the result that the tire besides being subjected to a lateral deformation also becomes subject to a torsion, which creates a certain angle between the direction in which the tire is pointing and the direction of the impression.
Radial Construction
The radial construction is characterized by a rigid area, roughly corresponding to the tread, and by a yielding area that corresponds to the sides. In the radial tire there are a series of belts along the circumference that prevent the tire from assuming the round shape, thus remaining cylindrical, so that its footprint always remains almost rectangular. The cross-ply tire, on the other hand, has a less variable stiffness between the tread and the sides, because it consists of belts that affect the sidewall and the tread. It, therefore, tends to take on a moving form that, however, flattened, looks like a donut, both in a straight line and in a curve the footprint has a round shape. The radial tire is defined in this as the sidewalls have radially arranged wires rather than diagonally.
Construction Types
A buyer who is interested to pay the Volvo FM 400 tipper price should aware that the cross-ply tire nowadays has been replaced by the radial tire because it has many advantages. The difference in rigidity between the two construction types allows the impression not to vary according to the inflation pressure. In fact, by slightly increasing or decreasing the inflation pressure in a radial tire, the footprint does not change; only the distribution of the pressure to the ground changes, with the consequence of having a different dynamic behavior and anomalous tire consumption. The only case in which it is recommended to use a low inflation pressure is in the case in which the tire has to drive on soft ground or mud, in these conditions the decrease in pressure produces an increase in the impression.
Additional Heat
In any case, driving at a lower pressure than normal is to be avoided as it produces an increase in tire temperature in the tire and therefore faster carcass disintegration. These destructive phenomena are easily felt in conventional tires because the rubber supports less deformation work on the sidewall and this produces additional heat during deformation that cannot be disposed of. Lots of radial-type tires are also constructed so that they do not need to have an inner tube. This advantage allows the radial tires to be free from the phenomenon of rapid collapse as the air, due to a fracture, does not come out of the valves quickly, but on the contrary comes out with a lower speed, having only the area of the leak available. In the radial tire, the aspect ratio is very important, defined as the ratio between the height and the width of the section.