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This method doesn't account for the support of the tire itself through the sidewalls, as opposed to the pressure contained within it. You should be able to est
by abstrakraft 6y ago
This method doesn't account for the support of the tire itself through the sidewalls, as opposed to the pressure contained within it.
You should be able to estimate this contribution by fitting to the curve of area vs pressure at lower pressures. For example, the linear F=PA relationship clearly breaks down at 0 pressure, as F>0 and A>0 when P=0.
- basicplus2 6y agoExcept (as mentioned further up this post) when the side walls are in tension due to the air pressure within the tyre.