Challenge

Frontal crash analysis of neon BIW model using Hypermesh and radioss

Frontal crash analysis of neon BIW model using Hypermesh and radioss

Objective:

Frontal crash-BIW

  • Check unit system and either follow[Mg mm s] or [Kg mm ms].
  • Create appropriate interface ,friction 0.2 and recommended parameters.
  • Make sure of no penetrations and intersection.
  • Correct rigid bodies if any issues.
  • Create rigid wall with friction 0.1.
  • Compare the model weight with the full scale 300k nodes model and use added masses to reach target weight 700kg while getting CG about the required range.
  • Initial velocity 35 mph.
  • Use model checker to ensure good quality.
  • Time-step :0.5 to 0.1 microseconds.
  • Run 80 ms.

Output requests:

  • Sectional force in the rails at location of indicated node 174247.
  • Axial force received on the rails from bumper.
  • Shotgun cross sectional forces.
  • A pillar cross section.
  • Acceleration curve received on the accelerometer at base of B pillar (on B pillar rocker).
  • Intrusions on the dash wall 66695,66244.

Procedure:

  • Create Type 7 Contact Interface

  • Check for penetration
  • Rigid wall creation

Hourglass energy is almost zero which is good

  • The model has initial weight of 180kg the masses are added at the base such that COG lies exactly lies in the center and total mass should not exceed 700kg

  • And mass balancing is done using trial and error method
  • Initial velocity

  • Creating Cross Sections

  • Create Two Intrusions

Intrusion at 66695 node no with referance to 121703 node no = 780-691=89mm (X-Axis)

Intrusion at 66244 node no with reference to 121995 node no = 806-656=150mm (X-Axix)

  • Bumper and rails are the most important parts of the car because they absorb more maximum forces during the crash to reduce the force transmitted to driver seat

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