Depends upon the Skelton of the tyre
(carcass),tyres
are classified into
• Cross-ply
or bias-ply
• Radial-ply
• Belted-bias
type
Cross
ply Type:
• The ply cords are woven at an angle (30-40degree) to the tyre axis
• There are ‘2’ layers which run in opposite direction
• That lead to rubbing of the two layers
• Thus produce heat which would damage the tyre material
Radial ply tyre:
• The ply cords run in the radial direction in the direction of the axis
• The ply cords are woven at an angle (30-40degree) to the tyre axis
• There are ‘2’ layers which run in opposite direction
• That lead to rubbing of the two layers
• Thus produce heat which would damage the tyre material
Radial ply tyre:
• The ply cords run in the radial direction in the direction of the axis
• Run
a number of breaker strips in circumferential direction
• The
material for the breaker strips must be flexible
• Without
breaker strips radial tyres would give soft ride
Belted
bias type:
• It is a combination of the cross and radial
types
• The
belts construction is the bias-ply over which a number of breaker belts run
• The
stress in the carcass are restricted
• The
tread area is stabilized due to belts
• Results
in reduction of tread –scrubbing. Increase the tyre life
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