Despite numerous research investigations to understand the influences of various structural parameters,to the authors'knowledge,no research has been the effect of different angles of incidence on stab response and...Despite numerous research investigations to understand the influences of various structural parameters,to the authors'knowledge,no research has been the effect of different angles of incidence on stab response and performance of different types of protective textiles.Three distinct structures of 3D woven textiles and 2D plain weave fabric made with similar high-performance fiber and areal density were designed and manufactured to be tested.Two samples,one composed of a single and the other of 4-panel layers,from each fabric type structure,were prepared,and tested against stabbing at[0○],[22.5○],and[45○]angle of incidence.A new stabbing experimental setup that entertained testing of the specimens at various angles of incidence was engineered and utilized.The stabbing bench is also equipped with magnetic sensors and a UK Home Office Scientific Development Branch(HOSDB)/P1/B sharpness engineered knives to measure the impact velocity and exerted impact energy respectively.A silicon compound was utilized to imprint the Back Face Signature(BFS)on the backing material after every specimen test.Each silicon print was then scanned,digitized,and precisely measured to evaluate the stab response and performance of the specimen based on different performance variables,including Depth of Trauma(DOT),Depth of Penetration(DOP),and Length of Penetration(LOP).Besides,the post-impact surface failure modes of the fabrics were also measured using Image software and analyzed at the microscale level.The results show stab angle of incidence greatly influences the stab response and performance of protective textiles.The outcome of the study could provide not only valuable insights into understanding the stab response and capabilities of protective textiles under different angle of incidence,but also provide valuable information for protective textile manufacturer,armor developer and stab testing and standardizing organizations to consider the angle of incidence while developing,testing,optimizing,and using protective textiles in various applications.展开更多
Purpose:Child head injury under impact scenarios(e.g.falls,vehicle crashes,etc.)is an important topic in the field of injury biomechanics.The head of piglet was commonly used as the surrogate to investigate the biomec...Purpose:Child head injury under impact scenarios(e.g.falls,vehicle crashes,etc.)is an important topic in the field of injury biomechanics.The head of piglet was commonly used as the surrogate to investigate the biomechanical response and mechanisms of pediatric head injuries because of the similar cellular structures and material properties.However,up to date,piglet head models with accurate geometry and material properties,which have been validated by impact experiments,are seldom.We aim to develop such a model for future research.Methods:In this study,first,the detailed anatomical structures of the piglet head,including the skull,suture,brain,pia mater,dura mater,cerebrospinal fluid,scalp and soft tissue,were constructed based on CT scans.Then,a structured butterfly method was adopted to mesh the complex geometries of the piglet head to generate high-quality elements and each component was assigned corresponding constitutive material models.Finally,the guided drop tower tests were conducted and the force-time histories were ectracted to validate the piglet head finite element model.Results:Simulations were conducted on the developed finite element model under impact conditions and the simulation results were compared with the experimental data from the guided drop tower tests and the published literature.The average peak force and duration of the guide drop tower test were similar to that of the simulation,with an error below 10%.The inaccuracy was below 20%.The average peak force and duration reported in the literature were comparable to those of the simulation,with the exception of the duration for an impact energy of 11 J.The results showed that the model was capable to capture the response of the pig head.Conclusion:This study can provide an effective tool for investigating child head injury mechanisms and protection strategies under impact loading conditions.展开更多
文摘Despite numerous research investigations to understand the influences of various structural parameters,to the authors'knowledge,no research has been the effect of different angles of incidence on stab response and performance of different types of protective textiles.Three distinct structures of 3D woven textiles and 2D plain weave fabric made with similar high-performance fiber and areal density were designed and manufactured to be tested.Two samples,one composed of a single and the other of 4-panel layers,from each fabric type structure,were prepared,and tested against stabbing at[0○],[22.5○],and[45○]angle of incidence.A new stabbing experimental setup that entertained testing of the specimens at various angles of incidence was engineered and utilized.The stabbing bench is also equipped with magnetic sensors and a UK Home Office Scientific Development Branch(HOSDB)/P1/B sharpness engineered knives to measure the impact velocity and exerted impact energy respectively.A silicon compound was utilized to imprint the Back Face Signature(BFS)on the backing material after every specimen test.Each silicon print was then scanned,digitized,and precisely measured to evaluate the stab response and performance of the specimen based on different performance variables,including Depth of Trauma(DOT),Depth of Penetration(DOP),and Length of Penetration(LOP).Besides,the post-impact surface failure modes of the fabrics were also measured using Image software and analyzed at the microscale level.The results show stab angle of incidence greatly influences the stab response and performance of protective textiles.The outcome of the study could provide not only valuable insights into understanding the stab response and capabilities of protective textiles under different angle of incidence,but also provide valuable information for protective textile manufacturer,armor developer and stab testing and standardizing organizations to consider the angle of incidence while developing,testing,optimizing,and using protective textiles in various applications.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51975041No.51505024)Funding of Ministry of Industry and Information Technology for Civil Aircraft(Grant No.MJ-2018-F-18)。
文摘Purpose:Child head injury under impact scenarios(e.g.falls,vehicle crashes,etc.)is an important topic in the field of injury biomechanics.The head of piglet was commonly used as the surrogate to investigate the biomechanical response and mechanisms of pediatric head injuries because of the similar cellular structures and material properties.However,up to date,piglet head models with accurate geometry and material properties,which have been validated by impact experiments,are seldom.We aim to develop such a model for future research.Methods:In this study,first,the detailed anatomical structures of the piglet head,including the skull,suture,brain,pia mater,dura mater,cerebrospinal fluid,scalp and soft tissue,were constructed based on CT scans.Then,a structured butterfly method was adopted to mesh the complex geometries of the piglet head to generate high-quality elements and each component was assigned corresponding constitutive material models.Finally,the guided drop tower tests were conducted and the force-time histories were ectracted to validate the piglet head finite element model.Results:Simulations were conducted on the developed finite element model under impact conditions and the simulation results were compared with the experimental data from the guided drop tower tests and the published literature.The average peak force and duration of the guide drop tower test were similar to that of the simulation,with an error below 10%.The inaccuracy was below 20%.The average peak force and duration reported in the literature were comparable to those of the simulation,with the exception of the duration for an impact energy of 11 J.The results showed that the model was capable to capture the response of the pig head.Conclusion:This study can provide an effective tool for investigating child head injury mechanisms and protection strategies under impact loading conditions.
