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汽车安全与节能学报 ›› 2013, Vol. 4 ›› Issue (4): 334-338.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8484.2013.04.005

• 汽车安全 • 上一篇    下一篇

Hybrid- Ⅲ 50th 假人小腿受冲击位置和角度对腿部的伤害

崔新康,马德仁,沈光勇,赵友梅,汪 勇   

  1. 奇瑞股份有限公司汽车工程中心,芜湖 241009,中国
  • 收稿日期:2013-06-20 出版日期:2013-12-25 发布日期:2014-01-15
  • 作者简介:崔新康(1982—),男( 汉族),陕西,工程师。E-mail :cuixinkang@mychery.com

Lower extremity injuries on a Hybrid- Ⅲ 50th dummy lower#br# leg by impacted at different locations and angles

CUI Xinkang, MA Deren, SHEN Guangyong, ZHAO Youmei, WANG Yong   

  1. Chery Automobile Co.,Ltd,Vehicle Engineering Center, Wuhu241009, China
  • Received:2013-06-20 Online:2013-12-25 Published:2014-01-15

摘要:

正面碰撞的安全性对车辆前期开发非常重要。为研究前排假人腿部受伤害的影响因素, 对假
人进行摆锤冲击试验。Hybrid-III 50th 男性假人安放在标定台座椅上,用5 kg 的摆锤,以2.75 m/s
速度,冲击假人左腿膝部或小腿,测量了大腿受力F、膝部位移D 、上小腿绕X、Y 轴的弯矩MX 和
MY、轴向压缩力FZ,以及胫骨指数(TI)。结果表明:当假人小腿中心与地面的夹角α 为76°值时,F、D 、
MY 发生突变。因此,为减少对小腿的伤害,在做车辆人机工程时,在大腿力容许范围内,应尽量使
小腿碰撞位置靠近膝部,并使角α 小于76°。

关键词: 汽车安全;碰撞/ 摆锤冲击试验;假人;撞击位置;膝部位移;大腿力;小腿, 胫骨指数(TI)

Abstract:

Front impact safety is important to early develop vehicles. Pendulum impacts were performed on a
dummy to investigate the influence factors to front-seated-dummy lower-leg injury. A Hybrid-III 50th male dummy
was seated on a chest calibration table. The dummy lower leg or knee was impacted by a 5-kg pendulum at 2.75
m/s. The upper-leg force F, the knee displacement D, the lower-leg-upper bending-moment MX and MY, the axial
compression FZ, and the tibia-index (TI) during impacts were measured. The results show that the α of 76° is a
special angle between the lower-leg center-line and horizontal ground, because the F, the D and MY have abrupt
changes when the impact occurres at 76°. Therefore, it will be considered that lower-leg impact-position should
be close to the knee center with the upper-leg force within an accepted range at man-machine engineering
design stage to reduce lower-leg injury. The angle α should be avoid being at the special angle of 76°.

Key words: automotive safety, crash test/pendulum impact test, dummy, impact position, knee displacement;
upper leg force,
lower leg, tibia index (TI)

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