DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF COMPOSITE CAR-FRONT SUBFRAME RAILS AND CRASH INJURY RESPONSE BY CARBON EPOXY AND GLASS CARBON
Author(s):
Guguloth Ravi, Banoth Shankar, Bhukya Gandhi
Keywords:
angle impacts, side impacts, rear impacts and rollovers, composite material, conventional material, Carbon Epoxy and Glass Carbon.
Abstract
today occupant safety is of a prime concern to every car manufacturer. New standards are being set for the safety of the occupant in different crash scenarios like frontal head on collision, angle impacts, side impacts, rear impacts and rollover. In the contemporary world, fuel consumption also poses a serious issue that has to be considered. With these constraints in consideration, a lighter and stronger composite material is used in car front rail than steel. Using this material would help in reducing the fuel efficiency without sacrificing the safety of the vehicle. In this project, the conventional material used for front sub frame rails in car, steel is replaced with the composite materials Carbon Epoxy and Glass Carbon. 3D model of the sub frame rail is done in CREO 2.0. Impact analysis is done in Solid works for all the materials to compare the displacements and stresses at different speeds 80km/hr, 100km/hr and 120km/hr
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Unique Paper ID: 144327
Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 3, Issue 10
Page(s): 161 - 169
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