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Car Crash simulation Objective To perform an explicit dynamic analysis of car body having frontal crash test. Simulate the analysis for different cases by assigning different thickness to car body and determine the total deformation and equivalent stress in the model. Case Setup Material : Structural Steel is applied…
Aashish Yadav
updated on 13 Dec 2020
Objective
To perform an explicit dynamic analysis of car body having frontal crash test. Simulate the analysis for different cases by assigning different thickness to car body and determine the total deformation and equivalent stress in the model.
Case Setup
Structural Steel is applied to the Barrier, while Stainless Steel NL is assigned to car body.
Stainless Steel NL
Mesh element size is controlled by using face sizing by providing a sphere of influence at certain regions. Triangular mesh elements is assigned to car body & tetragonal elements are assigned to barrier.
Fig. Fixed Support
Fig. Displacement Boundary Condition
Results
Case 1. For 5mm thick car body sheet
Total Deformation
Equivalent Stress
Case 2. For 7.5mm thick car body sheet
Total Deformation
Equivalent Stress
Case 3. For 10mm thick car body sheet
Total Deformation
Equivalent Stress
Fig. Table of Design Point
Result Summary
It is very clear from the results analysis that as we increase the thickness size of car body sheet, lesser deformation take place & more resistive stress is produced. This is in accordance with theoretical concepts that with increase in thickness, more & more material is added to resistive the deformation hence stress will increase & deformation will decrease.
In first case, when thickness is 5 mm then total deformation is about 1616 mm. And when we increase the thickness to 7.5 mm deformation reduces to 1555 mm & for 10mm deformation further reduces to 1439 mm. While analyzing the stress results, in first case it is about 3941 MPa, then increases to 4428 MPa & for 10mm it increases to about 4507 MPa.
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