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Acta Armamentarii ›› 2023, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (8): 2283-2298.doi: 10.12382/bgxb.2022.0331

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Experimental and Simulation Study on Vehicle Manned Airdrop

LIU Tao1,2, ZHANG Hongwei2, SUN Xiaowang1,*(), WANG Xianhui1, ZHANG Jincheng1, HU Yang2   

  1. 1. School of Mechanical Engineering, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing 210094, Jiangsu, China
    2. State Key Laboratory of Smart Manufacturing for Special Vehicles and Transmission System, Baotou 014032, Inner Mongolia, China
  • Received:2022-05-04 Online:2023-08-30
  • Contact: SUN Xiaowang

Abstract:

With the development of modern war mode, manned airdrop technology has attracted more and more attention. The safety protection of passengers under airdrop load is one of the core problems of manned airdrop. To this end, the vehicle manned airdrop test is carried out to test vehicle structural response and occupant injury response. The finite element models of the whole vehicle and the occupant restraint system are established, and the simulation method of the vehicle acceleration boundary applied to the occupant restraint system is used to conduct the vehicle manned airborne simulation. By combining the test and simulation results, the dynamic response characteristics of vehicle structure and the rule of occupant injury under airdrop impact are studied. To investigate the four structural parameters of touchdown speed, suspension spring stiffness, damping parameters and cushion parameters, taking the occupant’s lower tibial force, pelvic acceleration and dynamic response index (DRI) as indexes, the single factor simulation analysis and orthogonal experimental simulation analysis are carried out, and the influence laws of four structural parameters on occupant injury under airdrop impact are studied. The results show that the proposed simulation method can better reflect the vehicle’s structural response and occupant damage response under airdrop impact. Under airdrop impact, the vulnerable parts of occupants are mainly lower limbs, pelvis and lumbar spine. The lower limb damage is mainly caused by the direct impact of the floor, and the pelvis and lumbar spine damage is caused by the impact transmitted to the upper body of occupants through the body-column-seat. The effect of touchdown speed on occupant injury is the most significant. The stiffness, damping and cushion hardness of the suspension spring also affect the degree of occupant injury to some extent.

Key words: manned airdrop, occupant injury, finite element, single factor, orthogonal test

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