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提出了基于正面碰撞的轿车车身正向概念设计流程.首先对某车型的原始车身外表面进行了拓扑优化,得到较优的结构,通过建立梁单元简化模型,快速验证拓扑结构的有效性;对准静态加载工况,进行尺寸优化,得到车身主要部件的初步尺寸,作为正撞仿真的基础;以矩形薄壁直梁为研究对象,应用梁单元等效模型进行了正面抗撞性概念设计,得到轿车车身的初步尺寸,作为结构详细设计的基础.结果表明,此概念设计流程切实可行且易于实现,可为车身达到各项预期性能打下良好的基础. 相似文献
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根据实际研究课题的需要,在对典型豪华客车结构阐述的基础上,分析了基于国外成熟客车车型初期设计的合理性。提出了异型截面梁在全承载客车上的作用。并根据试验客车的实际结构和尺寸,准确地建立了杆系单元大客车车身骨架有限元计算模型,对车身骨架的强度和刚度进行了分析,得到了全杆系单元客车车身骨架模型的应力分布与整体变形结果。 相似文献
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盾构管片接头作为管片分块的连接部分,是盾构管片结构中的重要且薄弱的局部结构,其力学性能直接影响盾构管片正常运营的安全性。利用三维有限元方法建立了精细化的三维数值模型,采用实体单元模拟了铸铁件管片接头、螺栓、垫片等结构,计算了螺栓表面荷载下管片接头的力学性能和锚筋支座反力,通过3组螺栓位置情况讨论分析了锚筋位置对管片接头结构力学性能以及锚筋支座反力的影响。数值计算结果说明三维有限元法能有效的计算和分析盾构管片接头的力学性能,锚筋位置的改变能明显的影响锚筋支座反力。 相似文献
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U形-箱形组合连续梁计算现阶段缺乏具体的经验和理论公式,文中在杆系模型分析的基础上,采用通用有限元程序ABAQUS分析了结构典型部位的受力情况,研究了该类桥梁在多种工况下的力学行为和受力机理。结果表明:U形-箱形组合连续梁力学特性明显区别于传统梁型,空间受力特性明显;由于横向变形导致U形梁腹板内、外侧应力存在差异,平截面假定已不适用。 相似文献
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对预应力混凝土的计算方法和研究现状做出了评价,提出针对预应力混凝土结构分析的单元形式。通过自由度变换,把空间杆单元的节点自由度用空间虚拟层合单元的节点自由度来表示,即杆单元的节点无需固定在体单元节点上,共同模拟了预应力混凝土结构。在单元内采用选择性积分的方法计算单元刚度矩阵,用较少的单元模拟出了复杂的断面形式;并采用单独的空间杆单元模拟预应力束,能直接求解预应力对结构产生的变形和内力。经实例验证分析,使用该单元进行预应力混凝土结构分析,在网格划分比较稀疏的情况下,仍然获得较为精确的结果,较传统的预应力计算方法更为简单、更为准确。 相似文献
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带橡胶套的稳定杆有限元分析 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
采用HyperMesh软件建立了横向稳定杆的有限元模型,采用实验数据和MSC.Marc软件建立了橡胶衬套的模型,按照实际的受力与约束对横向稳定杆的应力与变形进行了仿真计算研究,计算结果得到了试验结果的验证。 相似文献
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参数化设计在产品的优化设计中发挥着重要作用。为完成汽车横向稳定杆的参数化设计,文章推导出横向稳定杆尺寸参数的约束公式,并在此基础上建立基于CATIA的稳定杆参数化模型,将模型与Excel表格相关联,实现参数驱动横向稳定杆的自动重构,完成横向稳定杆的参数化设计。运用Abaqus软件建立横向稳定杆有限元模型,校核结果验证了稳定杆参数化设计的正确性。 相似文献
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《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2012,50(4):205-231
A detailed finite element model for the rear axle system of a sport utility vehicle is developed in this investigation. The axle system is treated as a multibody system that consists of nine bodies that include the input shaft, two output shafts, the carrier and tube system, four control arms and a track bar. The rotating input and output shafts are mounted on the carrier and tube system using six bearings. The four control arms and the track bar are connected to the carrier system and the frame of the vehicle using rubber bushings. In the model developed in this investigation, three dimensional beam elements are used to develop the finite element model for the input and output axle shafts, the control arms, and the track bar. A non-conventional finite element formulation is used to develop the equations of motion of the rotating input and output shafts in order to account for the effect of their angular velocities. These equations are expressed in terms of inertia shape integrals that depend on the assumed displacement field. The inertia shape integrals are first evaluated for each finite element. The inertia shape integrals of the rotating shafts are obtained by assembling the inertia shape integrals of its finite elements using a standard finite element assembly procedure. A conventional finite element formulation is used for the control arms and the track bar. The model developed in this investigation includes the effect of the bearing stiffness, the effect of the stiffness of the helical springs of the suspension system, and the effect of the stiffness of the tires. Using the Lagrangian dynamics and the finite element method, the equations of motion of the axle system are developed and expressed in terms of the nodal coordinates of the shafts, the control arms and the track bar as well as the degrees of freedom of the carrier. This finite dimensional model is used to determine the mode shapes and the natural frequencies of the axle system. The discrepancies between several of the natural frequencies predicted using the dynamic model developed in this investigation and natural frequencies determined experimentally are found to be less than 2%. A parametric study is performed in order to investigate the effect of the axle system parameters on the natural frequencies and mode shapes. Using the modal transformation, a set of differential equations of motion of the axle system is developed and used to examine the system dynamics under given loading conditions. The solutions of the resulting equations of motion are obtained using numerical methods. 相似文献
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Dynamic and Vibration Analysis of a Vehicle Rear Axle System 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Hussien A. Hussien Ahmed A. Shabana Wei-Jiung Tsung Michael R. Fetcho 《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2000,33(4):205-231
A detailed finite element model for the rear axle system of a sport utility vehicle is developed in this investigation. The axle system is treated as a multibody system that consists of nine bodies that include the input shaft, two output shafts, the carrier and tube system, four control arms and a track bar. The rotating input and output shafts are mounted on the carrier and tube system using six bearings. The four control arms and the track bar are connected to the carrier system and the frame of the vehicle using rubber bushings. In the model developed in this investigation, three dimensional beam elements are used to develop the finite element model for the input and output axle shafts, the control arms, and the track bar. A non-conventional finite element formulation is used to develop the equations of motion of the rotating input and output shafts in order to account for the effect of their angular velocities. These equations are expressed in terms of inertia shape integrals that depend on the assumed displacement field. The inertia shape integrals are first evaluated for each finite element. The inertia shape integrals of the rotating shafts are obtained by assembling the inertia shape integrals of its finite elements using a standard finite element assembly procedure. A conventional finite element formulation is used for the control arms and the track bar. The model developed in this investigation includes the effect of the bearing stiffness, the effect of the stiffness of the helical springs of the suspension system, and the effect of the stiffness of the tires. Using the Lagrangian dynamics and the finite element method, the equations of motion of the axle system are developed and expressed in terms of the nodal coordinates of the shafts, the control arms and the track bar as well as the degrees of freedom of the carrier. This finite dimensional model is used to determine the mode shapes and the natural frequencies of the axle system. The discrepancies between several of the natural frequencies predicted using the dynamic model developed in this investigation and natural frequencies determined experimentally are found to be less than 2%. A parametric study is performed in order to investigate the effect of the axle system parameters on the natural frequencies and mode shapes. Using the modal transformation, a set of differential equations of motion of the axle system is developed and used to examine the system dynamics under given loading conditions. The solutions of the resulting equations of motion are obtained using numerical methods. 相似文献