A shock resistance optimization design method for multi-stage energy absorption of rail trains
An energy absorption and optimization design technology, applied in design optimization/simulation, computer-aided design, calculation, etc., can solve the problem of costing the captain, and achieve the effect of reducing the time of a single calculation, analyzing the accuracy and balancing the analysis time.
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[0021] Such as figure 1 , 2 , a kind of anti-impact optimization design method of rail train multi-stage energy absorption shown in 3, the simplified train collision model of parameter correction is combined with the optimization method to find the optimal energy absorption scheme design, and it is characterized in that this method is based on a simplified The one-dimensional longitudinal flexible dynamic model is realized. The model is mainly composed of contact end unit, rigid connection unit, coupler spring element, and car body rod element. In the one-dimensional longitudinal flexible dynamic model, the actual The longitudinal mechanical characteristics of the single-section car body improve the response prediction accuracy of the one-dimensional simplified model, and optimize the parameters of the multi-level energy-absorbing scheme, including the following steps:
[0022] Step 1: Determine the basic data of train marshalling, including the number of trains to be marsha...
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