RESULTS AND DISCUSSION SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION
Side view mirror primary function is to provide a clear vision outside the vehicle during driving, so that the driver does not need to divert hisher attention from vehicle’s direction of motion. Side view mirror aerodynamics analysis is common in automotive vehicle development. Although the effect of drag is considerably small compared to the total vehicle drag, it is critical in terms of noise induced by the side view mirror and also in case where water entrains around the door glass during raining. At high speed e.g. 100 kmh, atmospheric air flow in reality is turbulent; during car moving, it cause the car body to withstand the impact of air and when it couples by external shape such as the side mirror, the flow becomes chaotic which lead to intermittent wind noise. Furthermore, during raining the effect of side mirror is imminent that it cause the water droplet to stale around the door glass. This is due to vortex generated behind the side view mirror as well as low pressure induced around the area [1].2. METHODOLOGY
To understand the basic fundamental of aerodynamics phenomenon on side mirror, it is well known that one has to start with a simple model in order to reduce the complexity of the model. A simple geometry known as generic side mirror geometry is quarter of a sphere mounted on a half-cylinder with its dimension as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Generic Side Mirror Geometry. Three parameters which are the most important to noise generation from a side view mirror are foot height, foot width and diffuser angle [2]. On this simulation, all above factors are considered with fix foot height and foot width with different diffuser angles. The entire model has been designed based on defined parameters using CATIA software as shown in Table 1. Table 1: Designed model Then, it will be analyzed using Hyperworks Virtual Wind Tunnel software. The parameters used as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2: Diffuser angle parameter3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION The results were divided into 3 sections:
i Drag coefficient Cd Figure 3 shows the drag coefficient between these four models. Clearly, the 40-30-00 model has the highest drag coefficient compared to others. Figure 3 Drag coefficient Cd of four modelsParts
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