Study on Impact Collapse Characteristics of CFRP Double-Hat Members According to Stacking Angle

Ju Ho Choi; Woo Chae Hwang; Yong Jun Yang; Cheon Seok Cha; In Young Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.566.623

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Study on Impact Collapse Characteristics of CFRP Double-Hat Members According to Stacking Angle

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There has been greater demand on fuel mileage improvement and reduced CO₂ emission in automobile without sacrificing safety. To meet these requirements, light weight car body is widely adopted. In addition, advanced country already started the strict regulation on fuel mileage and exhaust gas emission because of energy depletion by automobile and severe environmental contamination. Especially, during the initial stage of car design, side member of front side that absorbs significant amount of energy should be precisely evaluated for collapsing and energy absorption prior to estimate safety performance on frontal collision of car. Therefore, CFRP double hat and hat-shaped member were prepared to supplement the issues of splitting between “ᄃ” shaped member and planar one. According to stacking configuration, energy absorption characteristics via impact collapsing experiment were evaluated to acquire CFRP double-hat shaped member.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 566)

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623-628

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June 2014

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Ju Ho Choi*, Woo Chae Hwang, Yong Jun Yang, Cheon Seok Cha, In Young Yang

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CFRP, Collapse, Double Hat, Energy Absorption, Light Weight

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