Designing a Prototype of Axle Load Control in Heavy Motive Vehicles

The automotive industry is experiencing a huge boom in terms of innovation to elide any issues that may rise to a bigger problem. One of these issues is the overloading of vehicles, especially heavy motive vehicles or HMVs. These vehicles specifically function to haul large tons of freight and cargo on road. Logistic companies are established to provide freight transportation services. With the increase in fuel prices and GDP, companies are facing a rise in expenditure which means they would try to cut corners to save some for the added expense. Logistics force the freight trucks to overload their vehicles so as to haul more cargo in one trip. This may save money and time, but this practice may act as a detonator for a huge accident.Overloading is one of the reasons that trucks face while driving. Due to this, the efficiency of the engine is reduced, excess load is dumped over the axle (which may break the axle or sometimes the truck chassis), slowly the vehicle runs slowly and breaks down before its actual demise. To keep these vehicles running and in good shape, here is an innovative solution that not only restricts the logistic companies to forcefully overload but also act as a safety device and a modular tool to check the weight of the vehicle.This state of the art device runs on nominal battery voltage usually pre-installed in vehicles, and uses advanced electronic modules and tools to fulfill its purpose.