The phrase "axle group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to vehicles, machinery, or transportation, referring to a set of axles that work together.
Example: "The truck's axle group was designed to support heavy loads and improve stability on rough terrain."
Alternatives: "axle assembly" or "axle set".
The Pavement ME Design requires a full axle-load spectrum mainly based on continuous site-specific Weigh-In-Motion (WIM) data for each axle type and axle group.
The Load Equivalent Factor (LEF) relative to various axle configurations is approximately proportional to the number of axles within a given axle group.
This means that the axle group which comprises the entire truck (known as the "outer group") and the interior axle groups (known as the "tractor group" and "trailer group") must also comply with the bridge formula.
As a result, full-length truck scales are the best for industries that charge for cargo by its weight, such as recyclers and cement transporters.Single axle scales usually measure the weight of one axle group at a time.
If these combinations are found to be satisfactory, then all of the other axle groups on this type of vehicle will usually be satisfactory.
Data on the heaviest five percent of trucks in each truck class-axle group were extracted for analyses.
Best-fit unimodal and multimodal statistical distributions for all axle loads and axle spacings (in each truck class-axle group) were determined.
Procedures are provided for assessing the relative magnitude of moments/shears due to any heavy truck as percentile of each truck class-axle group, or as percentile of the entire truck population.
Simulations were also used to determine magnitudes (and percentiles) of moments and shears on simply-supported bridges of various span lengths of up to 240 ft (73.2 m) for different truck class-axle groups.
One host-rotaxane (Pt-BocRot) contains the basic components of a rotaxane: wheel (with a Boc protecting group), axle, and blocking group.
Anionic [2]pseudorotaxanes have been prepared by threading an axle consisting of two dithiophosphonate donor groups attached to a 1,4,5,8-naphthalenediimide 1,4,5,8-naphthalenediimideity of the bis-1,5-(diNDIhtho)-38-coren-10 ethrough5DN38C10).
