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Tank Suspension Systems - Pros And Cons

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January 16, 2017

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Tank Suspension has come a long way from the days of solid steel tracks rolling on the frame of the Mark I tank of the First World War. But today the main battle tank is utilizing a whole host of new and old suspension systems and shock absorbing systems to help keep these heavy and impressive tanks rolling across rough terrain.

No tank is invincible though and even some of the most technologically advanced suspension systems can fail. In this video we discuss SOME pros and cons of the Hydro pneumatic suspension, in particular the Hyrdogas Suspension system of the Challenger 2, and also torsional bar suspension. Both have very good features, but they both have their weaknesses.

What do you think about tank suspension? Is it time for newer systems or do you feel we are doing well with what we have?

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