Mechanism Analysis of Impact Performance for Tubular K-Joint under Lateral Impact Force

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Tubular structure can be damaged severely by collision accident. To study the failure mechanism of tubular joint under lateral impact force, typical tubular K-joint is selected as basic theoretical analysis model and it is simulated by nonlinear finite element software ABAQUS. On the base of numerical analysis, the development law of deformation and stress is clarified, and the failure mode of tubular K-joint is analyzed in the course of impacting.

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