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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 09, 1999
Filed:
Jan. 28, 1998
Giuliano Spaggiari, Correggio, IT;
G.S. S.r.l., Correggio, IT;
Abstract
The invention relates to a method for balancing motor vehicle wheels having rims formed by continuous radially-directed tracts alternating with spaces, according to which, after having a first time determined an amount and exact geometrical position of correction weights, a method employing the following phases is applied: a) application of a weight, whose position on the rim and amount are theoretically exact and calculated by the processor after the start phase: the weight being applied at a spoke 12 situated at a position on the rim which is closest possible to an exact position, if there is no spoke 12 at the exact position; b) determination of the effective position at which the weight has been materially applied with respect to the exact position as calculated by the processor; c) the use of geometric parameters defining the effective position in order to calculate the residual unbalance deriving from the new real configuration of the weights so that a theoretically-calculated exact geometrical position of a new weight to be applied can be carried out; d) comparison between the value of residual value and a value assigned as acceptable; e) application, in the case in which said residual unbalance is greater than the assigned value, of the second weight at the continuous tract or spoke 12 of the rim which is closest to the theoretically exact geometric position identified in the previous phase (c, that is, if said exact position is not already at a spoke 12; f) repetition of phases b), c), d), e) up until when the value of the nth residual unbalance calculated is lower than or equal to the value assigned as acceptable.
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