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International Journal of Automotive Technology 2014;15(6): 937-943.
doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s12239-014-0098-3
BUMPER OPTIMUM DESIGN USING THE DYNAMICALLY EQUIVALENT BEAM UNDER VARIOUS IMPACT CONDITIONS
D. K. PARK
Hyundai MOBIS
ABSTRACT
Nowadays it is required for the bumper system to meet the various impact conditions simultaneously; barrier impact, IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety) bumper impact and pedestrian impact. Firstly, dynamically equivalent bumper beam models were developed for each impact condition and its accuracy was verified by nonlinear finite element analysis result. Dynamically equivalent pedestrian impact beam model was developed by using the equivalent forces of bumper beam and stiffeners. Pedestrian bending angle was obtained by using this equivalent pedestrian beam model. By combining these equivalent beam models, bumper optimum design program was developed. In this optimum design program, direct search method was used for the optimization algorithm. To verify the accuracy of this optimum design program, a nonlinear finite element result was used. By using this optimum design program, it can be secured the bumper impact performances in an early design stage and it will be also contributed to reduce the design time and test costs.
Key Words: Barrier impact, IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety) impact, Pedestrian impact, Dynamically equivalent beam, Direct search method
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