To absorb the energy of an automotive cra h, extruded aluminum sections can be used in the so-called crumple zone. The dynamic impact loads of these incidents are uncertain from their nature. Accordingly, the derived load collectives for the design of crashworthiness-relevant structures are imprecise and vague. First, an investigation is conducted on different triggering geometry for crash-absorbing longitudinal members. An adaptive surrogate opt mization method is used to increase efficiency in design optimization. Uncertainty analysis using a fuzzy method is then employed to access the scattering of the structural responses at the optimal design. These methods are shown on a front crash system of extruded aluminum sections.
Investigation, Optimal Design and Uncertainty Analysis of Crash-absorbing, Extruded Aluminum Structures
2014
6 Seiten, 9 Quellen
Conference paper
English
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