摘要
为探究货车-两轮车前部碰撞事故中参与双方速度对骑行者运动学响应与损伤的影响,基于MADYMO软件开展事故重建并进行了分析。建立了货车和两轮车的多体碰撞模型,对一起货车前部碰撞两轮车事故进行了事故重建;使用验证后的模型进行了25组不同速度下的全因子仿真试验;分析了不同碰撞速度和骑行速度对骑行者运动学响应和损伤的影响。研究结果表明,骑行者身体旋转幅度会随着两轮车及货车车速的升高而增加;当货车速度超过20 km/h时,骑行者头部损伤指标(Head Injury Criterion,HIC)与胸部3 ms加速度将超过阈值;而当货车速度超过25 km/h时,骑行者下肢接触力也超过阈值;货车速度处于30~40 km/h时,相同货车速度下,骑行者头部HIC值出现随着两轮车速度的增加而升高的趋势,而胸部加速度出现相反的趋势。
This paper aims to investigate the effects of speed on the kinematic response and injuries of riders in frontal collision accidents between trucks and two-wheelers.For this purposes,multi-body models of the truck and two-wheeled vehicle were established using MADYMO software to reconstruct a frontal collision involving these vehicles.Furthermore,25 accident simulations were performed at different speeds by employing the validated model.The kinematic responses and injury metrics were analyzed for two-wheeler riders.The results indicate that the extent of body rotation in riders increases with the speed of both the two-wheeler and the truck.The riders face a high risk of severe head and chest injuries when the truck's impact speed exceeds 20 km/h,and a notable risk of serious lower extremity injuries when the truck speed exceeds 25 km/h.At truck speeds between 30 km/h to 40 km/h,there is a trend of increasing HIC values for the rider's head with an increase in two-wheeler speed,while the trend for chest acceleration is opposite.
作者
张翔
王丙雨
杨垚
聂进
王平
ZHANG Xiang;WANG Bingyu;YANG Yao;NIE Jin;WANG Ping(Xiamen University of Technology,School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering,Xiamen 361024,Fujian,China;Fujian Provincial Key Laboratory of Advanced Design and Manufacturing of Coaches,Xiamen 361024,Fujian,China;Fujian Collaborative Innovation Center for R&D of Coach and Special Vehicle,Xiamen 361024,Fujian,China;Lowdi Vocational and Technology College,Automotive School,Loudi 417000,Hunan,China)
出处
《汽车工程学报》
2024年第2期294-303,共10页
Chinese Journal of Automotive Engineering
基金
国家自然科学基金项目(51705441)
福建省青年自然科学基金项目(2020J05235)。
关键词
事故重建
碰撞速度
运动学响应
头部损伤
胸部损伤
accident reconstruction
impact speed
kinematic response
head injury
chest injury