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  1. "I have a fair number of official manuals covering vehicle movement from the ASC through to RLC, nowhere can I find any reference to the term of ground pressure."

    Clive,

     

    Do any of your manuals cover these 4 vehicles and do they provide any information on tyre pressure?

     

    Thanks,

    Neil

  2. A bit of background info on my request: I'm working on a project to calculate the combat power of units that fought Normandy. In the model that I am using one of the factors that goes in to the equation to derive the combat power of an AFV is its mobility. One of the components that go in to the mobility equation is ground pressure. From books that I have and the internet I have found the ground pressure for all the AFVs that I'm interested in bar the 4 in this post and 2 German AFVs.

     

    I appreciate these may be 'how long is a piece of string' type questions but a 'best guess' based on something tangible is what I'm hoping to achieve.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Neil

  3. When I tried to google the tyre types these armoured cars used I found this info:

     

    Humber Mk IV - 10.50 x 20 RF

    Humber Scout Car - 9.00-16 or 9.25-16

    Daimler Mk II - 9.00-16 or 9.25-16

    Daimler Scout Car - 7.00-18

     

    I don't know whether that helps anyone answer my query or not?

  4. Hi all,

     

    I'm new to this forum. I'm looking for the ground pressure for the following WW2 British armoured cars:

     

    Humber Mk IV

    Humber Scout

    Daimler Mk II

    Daimler Scout

     

    Does any body have this info?

     

    If not I believe I can calculate ground pressure using the following 2 formulas:

     

    1. Calculate average ground contact area by multiplying length of tyre by width of tyre

     

    2. Calculate average ground pressure by dividing load by average ground contact area

     

    I know nothing about tyres and a quick google search leaves me baffled! If anybody knows the length and width of the tyres these vehicles used please educate me!

     

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