Simulation and Analysis of Crashworthiness of Thin-Walled Structures

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The deformation process and crashworthiness of the structures is the research object by the numerical method in the paper. Based on the efficient model for simulation and successful calculation, the impact response and energy absorption of four thin-walled structures has been analyzed and estimated by the simulation of impact process.

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October 2010

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