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sults of the analysis. Therefore, great effort was
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dispersions, and to assess their relevance.
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sponses a series of stochastic models has been
veloped. Within the APROSYS project a series o
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om the geometry, lerview: Structural nonlinear simulations refers to that category
of analysis in which
the relationship between excitation force and displacement is nonlinear. Structural
nonlinearities can be broadly categorized into three types: Nonlinear contact,
nonlinear
materials, and nonlinear geometry (large deflection).
ANSYS Mechanical is an intuitive mechanical analysis tool that offers users a rich
library
of options for simulating these types of nonlinearities. There are also diagnostic
and
solution control tools available for enlarging the radius of convergence to achieve
a
successful simulation. Chart tools are also available for displaying nonlinear
results.
Course Description
This training course teaches students how to effectively use ANSYS Mechanical to
simulate static structural nonlinear behavior.
Course Topics Include:
? Review Background on Nonlinearities
? General Set-up Procedures in Mechanical
? Introduction to Large Deflection
? Introduction to Contact Technology
? Introduction to Metal Plasticity
? Convergence Diagnostics Tools
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CONTENTSayout, and characteristics of the
st-in-class models currently available on the mark
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mmonly shared models to work out towards
provement in crash simulations.
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static analysis in Abaqus/Explicit. See Implicit dynamic analysis using direct
integration for information on conducting quasi-static analysis using a dynamic
procedure in Abaqus/Standard.

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surfaces. Shape optimization with contact definition and morphing helped to arrive
at the optimum cross
member entially with time, and tends to zero (fig. 258). Maxwell's relaxingmedium
described qualitatively an unportant property of real materials - the weaken�
ing with time of the stress distribution under constant strain (so-called
stressrelaxation). Maxwell's equation is often used for a qualitative description
of
the relaxation effect; but quantitative results are in poor agreement with
observations.location.
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structures for chassis frame
analysis. With diverse application requirements for load carrying, it is important
to have wide variety of lengths
of load body. For chassis analysis, the load body stiffness modelling is a
requirement, and not the stressesPreamble
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not open a window on your display 2.42.4 Client/server graphics using X-Windows and
OpenGL 2.52.5 Command Line Options 2.82.6 Multiple Windows and Models 2.232.7
Checkpoint Files 2.252.8 Memory Management 2.262.9 Tune : Improving Graphics
Performance
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interface 3.53.3 Dialogue input in the screen menu interface 3.53.4 Window
management in the screen interface 3.73.5 "QUICK PICK" Options. 3.93.6 "Tabs" for
multiple graphics windows. 3.103.7 Customising the User Interface 3.163.8 Shortcut
Keys 3.193.9 Predictive Picking and Menu "Hover Over"
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states. 4.234.3 Displaying geometry and results. 4.794.4 Controlling contouring of
data plots: CONTOUR 4.1024.5 Animation How to display, control, store and retrieve
animation sequences. 4.1184.6 STATUS Listing programme status
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load body variants. This
reduces the overall turnaround time for strength/stiffness analysis of chassis
frame.
Rib modification is one another design recommendations to improve the strength and
stiffness of structure.
This conventionally requires modification of the CAD and remeshing. With morphing
technique, rib is modified
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is demonstrated in the
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Design of Motorcycle Helmets

PuneetMahajan
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
INDIA.

Helmet Components and Principle

More than 80 percent of all motorcycle crashes result in injury or death to the
motorcyclist.
Per mile driven, a motorcyclist is 16 times more likely to die in a crash than an
automobile driver.
Wearing a motorcycle helmet reduces that risk by almost one-third (29
percent).
Wearing a helmet is the single most critical factor in preventing or reducing
head injuries among motorcycle drivers and passengers.
Some facts about helmets
(from a US study)
First, about half of all serious motorcycle accidents happen when a car pulls
in front of a bike in traffic. These accidents typically happen at very low
speeds, with a typical impact velocity, after all the braking and skidding,
below 40 kmph.
Actual crash speeds are slow, but the damage isn't. These are serious,
often fatal crashes. Most of these crashes happen very close to home.
Some facts about helmets
Hurt Report, (1981)

The next-biggest group of typical accidents happens at night, often on a

weekend, at higher speeds.
They are much more likely to involve alcohol, and often take place when a
rider goes off the road alone.
These two groups of accidents account for almost 75 percent of all serious
crashes.
So the accident we are most afraid of, and the one we tend to buy our
helmets for�crashing at high speeds, out sport riding�is relatively rare.
Some facts about helmets
Hurt Report, (1981)

A vast majority of head impacts occur when the rider falls off his bike and
simply hits his head on the flat road surface.
The energy is proportional to the height from which the rider falls�not his
forward speed at the time.
Going faster when you fall off does not typically result in your helmet taking a
harder hit.
90 % of the head impacts were equal to or less than the force involved in a 2.2
m drop (23 km/hr). 99% of the impacts were at or below the energy of a 3.3 m
drop (29 km/hr).
A high-speed crash may involve a lot of sliding along the ground, but all modern
full-face helmets do an excellent job of protecting you from abrasion.
Some facts about helmets
(
Hurt Report and a similar study in Thailand )
Helmets hit a flat asphalt surface (75-85%)
Helmets do hit curbs a small percentage of the time, but usually after sliding
along on the road first.
Some facts about helmets

Helmets don't obscure vision.

All helmets provide a field of vision of more than the 140 degree standard that
state driver licensing agencies use to identify vision problems.
Helmets don't impair hearing.
for someone without a helmet, the wind and sound of the engine are very
loud, and any other important sounds must be even louder to be heard over
all that noise. With a helmet on, surrounding sounds are quieter, but in equal
proportions.
Technically speaking, the signal to noise ratio stays the same.
Visibility.
Although black helmets are popular among motorcyclists, they offer the least
visibility to motorists. A rider wearing a plain white helmet rather than a black
one reduces his or her chance of collision by 24% because it is so much more
visible �day or night. Nevertheless, black helmets outsell white ones by
20:1.
Some other facts about helmets

Sagittalview of Human head and Meninges(Ref. Nucleus Medical art, 2001)

Brain basically floats inside the skull, within a bath of cervical-spinal fluid
(CSF)and a protective cocoon called the dura.
When the skull stops suddenly�as it does when it hits something hard�the
brain keeps going, and has its own collision with the inside of the skull.
If that collision is too severe, brain injuries such as shearing of the brain
tissue
bleeding in the brain, or between the brain and the dura, or between the dura
and the skull can occur.
When the brain is injured internally, bleeding and inflammation make it swell
and it presses harder against the inside of the skull and tries to squeeze
through any opening, bulging out of eye sockets and oozing down the base of
the skull.
Brain Injury

When the helmet hits the road or a curb, the outer shell stops instantly.
Inside, the head keeps going until it collides with the liner. When this
happens, the liner brings the head to a gentle stop.
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predictable rate. It doesn't store energy and rebound like a spring, which would
be a bad thing because the head would bounce back up, shaking the brain not
just once, but twice.
EPS actually absorbs the kinetic energy of the moving head, creating a very
small amount of heat as the foam collapses.
Extended Poly-styrene (EPS) Liner

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than the shell. It absorbs energy by crushing.
Outer Shell

Helmet Performance and Tests

Impact attenuation test
-dropping a helmet in a guided fall onto a steel test
anvil and measure Acceleration time history from an accelerometer at the
headform center of mass.
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In order to obtain a schematic representation of the forces involved in the
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1.1. Introduction
1.2. Legislative requirements
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Full vehicle structure topology optimization
5.3. From topology optimization to computer-aided design (CAD) model
5.4. Conclusions: applications of linear optimization to concept vehicle safety
structures
Chapter | six: Complications of Nonlinear Structural Optimization
Abstract
6.1. Equivalent static load method
6.2. Initial optimization study
6.3. Revised optimization study
6.4. ESLM versus linear static topology optimization
Chapter | seven: Heuristic and Meta-Heuristic Optimization Algorithms
Abstract
7.1. Mathematical algorithms
7.2. Heuristic and meta-heuristic algorithms
7.3. Evolutionary algorithms
7.4. Requirements for optimization of structures exposed to large (nonlinear)
deformations
7.5. Hybrid cellular automata
7.6. Combinatory optimization problems
7.7. Ant colony optimization
7.8. Stochastic hill climbing
7.9. Tabu search
7.10. Simulated annealing
7.11. Particle swarm optimization
7.12. Neural networks
7.13. General principles
7.14. Entropy
Chapter | eight: Definition, Implementation, and Partial Validation of a Nonlinear
Topology Optimization Algorithm
Abstract
8.1. Algorithm definition
8.2. Algorithm implementation and software development
8.3. Linear topology optimization case studies
8.4. Nonlinear topology optimization case studies
8.5. Conclusion of the potential of BEETS for nonlinear topology optimization
Chapter | nine: Applications of Concept Nonlinear Optimization
Abstract
9.1. Introduction
9.2. Background of the vehicle optimization study
9.3. Initial vehicle crash performance
9.4. Choosing sampling methods and metamodels
9.5. Design of experiment (DOE) and global sensitivities
9.6. Structural optimization
9.7. Conclusions
Chapter | ten: Optimization for Refinement of Vehicle Safety StructSearch Results
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Applications of Linear Optimization to Concept Vehicle Safety StructuresAbstract
1.1. Introduction
1.2. Legislative requirements
1.3. Occupant injuries
1.4. Typical vehicle architectures and scope for optimization
1.5. Holistic approach to vehicle design
1.6. Conclusions and opportunities
Chapter | two: Numerical Techniques for Structural Assessment of Vehicle
Architectures
Abstract
2.1. Introduction to finite element analysis (FEA)
2.2. Theory of elasticity
2.3. Elements
2.4. Fundamental explicit and implicit finite element analysis
2.5. Nonlinear explicit finite element analysis
2.6. Explicit FEA applied to vehicle safety assessment
2.7. Contacts
2.8. Example convergence study of explicit FEA
Chapter | three: Introduction to General Optimization Principles and Methods
Abstract
3.1. What is structural optimization?
3.2. How are optimization problems generally solved?
3.3. General optimization methods and principles
3.4. The curse of dimensionality
3.5. Convex programming and optimization
3.6. Gradient-based methods and line search methods
3.7. Additional mathematical optimization methods
3.8. Additional aspects of structural optimization
Chapter | four: Introduction to Structural Optimization and Its Potential for
Development of Vehicle Safety Structures
Abstract
4.1. Topology optimization
4.2. Shape optimization
4.3. Metamodeling
4.4. Point selection methods for metamodeling
4.5. Optimization strategies for metamodel-based optimization
Chapter | five: Applications of Linear Optimization to Concept Vehicle Safety
Structures
Abstract
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Full vehicle structure topology optimization
5.3. From topology optimization to computer-aided design (CAD) model
5.4. Conclusions: applications of linear optimization to concept vehicle safety
structures
Chapter | six: Complications of Nonlinear Structural Optimization
Abstract
6.1. Equivalent static load method
6.2. Initial optimization study
6.3. Revised optimization study
6.4. ESLM versus linear static topology optimization
Chapter | seven: Heuristic and Meta-Heuristic Optimization Algorithms
Abstract
7.1. Mathematical algorithms
7.2. Heuristic and meta-heuristic algorithms
7.3. Evolutionary algorithms
7.4. Requirements for optimization of structures exposed to large (nonlinear)
deformations
7.5. Hybrid cellular automata
7.6. Combinatory optimization problems
7.7. Ant colony optimization
7.8. Stochastic hill climbing
7.9. Tabu search
7.10. Simulated annealing
7.11. Particle swarm optimization
7.12. Neural networks
7.13. General principles
7.14. Entropy
Chapter | eight: Definition, Implementation, and Partial Validation of a Nonlinear
Topology Optimization Algorithm
Abstract
8.1. Algorithm definition
8.2. Algorithm implementation and software development
8.3. Linear topology optimization case studies
8.4. Nonlinear topology optimization case studies
8.5. Conclusion of the potential of BEETS for nonlinear topology optimization
Chapter | nine: Applications of Concept Nonlinear Optimization
Abstract
9.1. Introduction
9.2. Background of the vehicle optimization study
9.3. Initial vehicle crash performance
9.4. Choosing sampling methods and metamodels
9.5. Design of experiment (DOE) and global sensitivities
9.6. Structural optimization
9.7. Conclusions
Chapter | ten: Optimization for Refinement of Vehicle Safety Structures
Abstract
10.1. Introduction
10.2. Occupant protection analysis case study
10.3. Pedestrian protection analysis case study
10.4. Conclusions
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