Numerical-Experimental Assessment of a Hybrid FE-MB Model of an Aircraft Seat Sled Test
This paper deals with the development of an established hybrid finite element multibody (FE-MB) model for the simulation of an experimental sled test of a single row of a double passenger seat placed in front of a fuselage bulkhead, by considering a single anthropomorphic Hybrid II 50th dummy arrang...
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doaj-f9f127e5e2c24a9c8897d4c86d2631882020-11-25T00:11:05ZengHindawi LimitedInternational Journal of Aerospace Engineering1687-59661687-59742018-01-01201810.1155/2018/89438268943826Numerical-Experimental Assessment of a Hybrid FE-MB Model of an Aircraft Seat Sled TestF. Caputo0A. De Luca1F. Marulo2M. Guida3B. Vitolo4Department of Engineering, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Aversa, ItalyDepartment of Engineering, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Aversa, ItalyDepartment of Industrial Engineering, University of Naples “Federico II”, Napoli, ItalyDepartment of Industrial Engineering, University of Naples “Federico II”, Napoli, ItalyGeven, Zona Asi Boscofangone, Nola, Napoli, ItalyThis paper deals with the development of an established hybrid finite element multibody (FE-MB) model for the simulation of an experimental sled test of a single row of a double passenger seat placed in front of a fuselage bulkhead, by considering a single anthropomorphic Hybrid II 50th dummy arranged on one of the seat places. The numerical investigation has been carried out by focusing on the passenger passive safety. Specifically, the occupant injury assessment has been quantitatively monitored by means of the head injury criterion (HIC), which, based on the average value of the dummy head acceleration during a crash event, should not exceed, according to the standards, the value of 1000. Numerical results provided by the hybrid model have been compared with the experimental ones provided by the Geven S.p.A. company and with the results carried out by a full FE model. The hybrid model simulates with a good level of accuracy the experimental test and allows reducing significantly the computing time with respect to the full FE one.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2018/8943826 |
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Numerical-Experimental Assessment of a Hybrid FE-MB Model of an Aircraft Seat Sled Test |
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Numerical-Experimental Assessment of a Hybrid FE-MB Model of an Aircraft Seat Sled Test |
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International Journal of Aerospace Engineering |
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This paper deals with the development of an established hybrid finite element multibody (FE-MB) model for the simulation of an experimental sled test of a single row of a double passenger seat placed in front of a fuselage bulkhead, by considering a single anthropomorphic Hybrid II 50th dummy arranged on one of the seat places. The numerical investigation has been carried out by focusing on the passenger passive safety. Specifically, the occupant injury assessment has been quantitatively monitored by means of the head injury criterion (HIC), which, based on the average value of the dummy head acceleration during a crash event, should not exceed, according to the standards, the value of 1000. Numerical results provided by the hybrid model have been compared with the experimental ones provided by the Geven S.p.A. company and with the results carried out by a full FE model. The hybrid model simulates with a good level of accuracy the experimental test and allows reducing significantly the computing time with respect to the full FE one. |
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