A Study on the Structure and Properties of Metal Framework Steering Wheel Coated with Polyurethane

Yu Hong Cao; Xiao Guang Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.764.39

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A Study on the Structure and Properties of Metal Framework Steering Wheel Coated with Polyurethane

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The frame of metal wheel coated with polyurethane is made of magnesium alloy by die casting process. The coating polyurethane (soft) is made of combined material of self-skin-formation system. The permanent deformation of steering assembly is up to the international standard after accepting the specified test of axial force and steering torque; and it also accepted further special tests, including bending fatigue endurance test, torsion fatigue endurance test, and coating force test, etc.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 764)

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September 2013

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Yu Hong Cao, Xiao Guang Fu

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Performance, Steering Wheel, Structure, Test

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