ARC Global- Building Together.
Learning Modules:
Module 1: Introduction to All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs)
History and evolution of ATVs
Types and applications of ATVs
Safety considerations and regulations for ATVs
Module 2: Chassis Design and Construction
Fundamentals of chassis design for ATVs
Material selection and considerations
Tubular frame construction techniques
Integration of chassis components and subsystems
Module 3: Suspension System Design
Suspension types for off-road vehicles
Independent front and rear suspension systems
Spring and damper selection and tuning
Impact of suspension geometry on vehicle dynamics
Module 4: Steering and Handling
Steering system components and types
Steering geometry and Ackerman principle
Handling characteristics of ATVs
Tuning steering response for optimal performance
Module 5: Braking Systems
Brake system principles and components
Disc and drum brake systems
Hydraulic braking system design
Brake force distribution and efficiency
Module 6: Powertrain and Transmission
Engine selection and considerations for ATVs
Transmission options and gear ratios
Drive systems: 2WD, 4WD, and AWD
Power delivery and torque characteristics
Module 7: Tires and Wheels
Tire selection for off-road applications
Tire construction, tread patterns, and sizes
Wheel design and considerations
Tire pressure and traction management
Module 8: Electrical Systems and Components
Wiring and electrical system design
Lighting and auxiliary systems for ATVs
Battery selection and management
Integration of electrical components
Module 9: Dynamic Analysis and Simulation
Modeling and simulation techniques for ATVs
Optimization of vehicle dynamics for performance and safety
Handling characteristics and stability analysis
Off-road terrain simulation and analysis
Module 10: Fabrication Techniques
Welding techniques and best practices
Machining and assembly of ATV components
Fabrication considerations for ATVs
Customization and modification techniques
Integrating various subsystems and components to build the complete ATV.
Conducting physical tests to validate the design and evaluate performance.