I used two lateral moments, the one caused by the body weight, m x g x sin(alpha) x COMposition, and the other one from centripetal force, m x v^2/(r x cos(alpha+tipping)) x cos(alpha) x COMpos
r is sidecut radius (r x cos(alpha+tipping) is turning radius)
alpha is inclincation angle of COM
tipping is tipping angle (total ski tipping is tipping angle plus inclination angle)
v is velocity in m/s
m, g are mass and 9,81 constant
When these forces are equal you are in balance. So I wrote a small program to find the inclincation angle that is a balance point, for fixed values of the other.
When tipping=0 the solution to this equation is at a steep point, i.e. a lot of moment affects the body when the inclination angle is perturbed from the balance point.
俺是没看懂。
会matlab的好事之徒也许可以写段程序模拟一下。
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