Nominal Wheel load definition

Nominal Wheel load means the (equivalent) rotating mass as a function of the total vehicle test mass, the axle under test (front or rear), and the brake work distribution among the two axles. It represents the load at the brake corner under testing before accounting for vehicle road loads.
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