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QUASI-STATIC AND DYNAMIC SLED TESTING OF PROTOTYPE COMMUTER RAIL PASSENGER SEATS

机译:原型通勤乘客座椅的准静态和动态滑动测试

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In support of the Federal Railroad Administration's (FRA) Railroad Equipment Safety Program, tests have been conducted on prototype commuter rail passenger seats which have been designed for improved occupant protection during commuter train accidents. Quasi-static tests were conducted to evaluate the moment versus rotation behavior of the seat back and to improve the fidelity of the finite element seat model. Dynamic sled tests were conducted with instrumented Hybrid Ⅲ anthropomorphic test devices (ATDs) to evaluate occupant protection under collision conditions and to improve the fidelity of seat/occupant computer models.rnThe three-passenger prototype seats were designed to meet the following dynamic test requirements:rn1. Seats must remain attached to the test fixture.rn2. Occupants must be compartmentalized between seat rows.rn3. Injury criteria for the head, chest, neck and femur must be within tolerance thresholds specified by the automotive industry.rn4. All seat components, including seat cushions, must remain attached.rnTest conditions were specified for two dynamic sled tests as follows: three forward-facing 50th percentile male Hybrid Ⅲ ATDs subjected to an 8G, 250 millisecond triangular crash pulse; and three rear-facing 50th percentile male Hybrid Ⅲ ATDs subjected to a 12G, 250 millisecond triangular crash pulse. The 8G crash pulse is specified in the existing American Public Transportation Association (APTA) Standard for Row-to-Row Seating in Commuter Rail Cars [1] and in the Federal Code of Regulations 49 CFR 238.233 [2], and represents nominal collision conditions. The 12G crash pulse represents the collision environment measured in the cab car during arnprevious full-scale train-to-train impact test of passenger rail cars incorporating crash energy management [3, 4].rnThe final test results indicate that all test requirements were met: the seats remained attached to the test sled; the ATDs were compartmentalized; all the injury criteria were within accepted tolerance thresholds; and all the seat cushions remained attached.
机译:为了支持联邦铁路局(FRA)的铁路设备安全计划,对通勤铁路乘客座椅原型进行了测试,该座椅的设计旨在改善通勤火车事故中对乘员的保护。进行了准静态测试,以评估座椅靠背的力矩与旋转行为,并提高有限元座椅模型的保真度。使用仪器化的HybridⅢ拟人化测试设备(ATD)进行动态雪橇测试,以评估碰撞条件下的乘员保护并提高座椅/乘员计算机模型的保真度。三人座原型座椅旨在满足以下动态测试要求: rn1。座椅必须保持固定在测试夹具上。rn2。乘员必须在座位排之间分隔。头部,胸部,颈部和股骨的伤害标准必须在汽车行业规定的公差阈值内。所有座椅组件(包括座垫)都必须保持连接状态。rn为两个动态雪橇测试指定了测试条件,如下所示:三个面向前向50%百分数的雄性HybridⅢATD经受8G,250毫秒三角碰撞脉冲;和三个面向后方的百分百雄性HybridⅢATD,它们经受了12G,250毫秒三角碰撞脉冲。 8G碰撞脉冲在现有的美国公共交通协会(APTA)上下班客车行对行座椅标准[1]和联邦法规49 CFR 238.233 [2]中进行了规定,并且表示名义碰撞条件。 12G碰撞脉冲表示结合了碰撞能量管理的乘用车在以前的满量程火车对火车碰撞测试中测得的碰撞环境[3,4]。最终测试结果表明,满足了所有测试要求:座椅仍固定在测试底座上; ATDs被分隔了;所有的损伤标准均在可接受的耐受极限之内;并且所有座垫都保持连接状态。

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