BEST TOURING CAR BODY!
#31
Tech Elite
iTrader: (30)
real interesting thread here!
recently i did some well structured doe (design of experiment) tests on my car which was really interesting the body choice was one factor i tried and it turned out to be one of the biggest factors to influence lap times at my track so it is well worth studying.
so is there anyone who has 3d scan data from bodies?
i've got no problem with some cfd analysis time (it's my job) I just don't have the capabilities to do the 3d scan bit.
recently i did some well structured doe (design of experiment) tests on my car which was really interesting the body choice was one factor i tried and it turned out to be one of the biggest factors to influence lap times at my track so it is well worth studying.
so is there anyone who has 3d scan data from bodies?
i've got no problem with some cfd analysis time (it's my job) I just don't have the capabilities to do the 3d scan bit.
#33
thanks for all the help. It is for foam tire carpet racing.
#35
Originally Posted by tomracing [View]
real interesting thread here!
recently i did some well structured doe (design of experiment) tests on my car which was really interesting the body choice was one factor i tried and it turned out to be one of the biggest factors to influence lap times at my track so it is well worth studying.
so is there anyone who has 3d scan data from bodies?
i've got no problem with some cfd analysis time (it's my job) I just don't have the capabilities to do the 3d scan bit.
http://www.david-laserscanner.com
it's freeware(up to certain level that might be enough), so I might have to find out if it works and see if it is accurate enough for our purpose.
Last edited by tomracing; 12-19-2008 at 11:59 AM.
#38
Tech Elite
iTrader: (30)
that would be interesting but i also just found this:
http://www.david-laserscanner.com
it's freeware(up to certain level that might be enough), so I might have to find out if it works and see if it is accurate enough for our purpose.
http://www.david-laserscanner.com
it's freeware(up to certain level that might be enough), so I might have to find out if it works and see if it is accurate enough for our purpose.
#39