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ASE 2023, 13(2): 4110-4118 |
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Raoof F, Rezapour J, Gohari Rad S, Rajabiehfard R. Investigating the density of Polyurethane foam on crashworthiness and energy absorption parameters in foam filled tubes under axial quasi-static loading. ASE 2023; 13 (2) :4110-4118
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URL: http://www.iust.ac.ir/ijae/article-1-640-en.html
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Lahijan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Lahijan, Iran
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Thin-walled tubes can avoid the transition of injurious acceleration and excessive forces to the protected section and minimize the damage severity. They absorb energy under axial loading circumstances as crashworthiness structures. The present study deals with the investigation of the density effects of foam on the quasi-static loading response of foam filled and empty cylindrical tubes. To investigate energy absorption parameters by varying in foam density, two different densities of polyurethane foam were used to evaluate the efficacy of polyurethane foam density under axial quasi-static loading. According to the results, the use of foam as a filler also influences the tubes’ deformation behavior in addition to the effects of thickness. It was revealed that by incrementing the thickness to 20%, the peak load increased by 25.2%. Two densities of foam were considered as 40 and 85kg/m3 to assess the effect of density of polyurethane foam as filler on the energy absorption behavior of tubes under axial loading. Result showed that when foam density increased by about two times, the peak load increased by 1%. According to the results, filling tube by foam also influences the tubes deformation behavior in addition to the effects of thickness
Keywords: Polyurethane foam, Foam filled cylindrical tubes, Foam density, Axial loading, Crashworthiness
Type of Study: Research |
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Body structure
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