Side Impact Beams for Car Safety
Dive into the world of side impact beams, exploring their types, material properties, finite element analysis, energy absorption, and more. Learn about different safety measures, such as airbags, steel, aluminum beams, and fiberglass beams. Discover the differences between aluminum and steel in terms of strength, weight, stiffness, and corrosion. Explore various cross-section designs like I-beam, circular, hollow circular, square, and hollow square. Gain insights into tough materials and the significance of finite element analysis and energy absorption in enhancing car safety.
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SIDE IMPACT BEAM SUPERVISOR: PREPARED BY: DR. IYAD ASSAF MARAM MOHAMMAD TAMI QABAHA
Out line: What is side impact beam. Types of safety of side impact. Material properties of side impact beam. Finite element analysis. Energy absorption.
Side impact configuration &deformable barrier face
Types of safety of side impact Types of safety of side impact Beams Air bag Steel or aluminum side impact beam Fiber glass side impact beams
Difference between aluminum and steel Steel Aluminum Aluminum is a soft, durable, Steel is durability, flexibility and Characteristics lightweight, ductile and malleable strong. metal. Weaker in general, though some Strength Stronger compared to aluminum aluminum alloys are stronger than steel Weight Heavier compared to aluminum Lighter compared to steel Aluminums are stiffer compared to Stiffness Less stiffer compared to aluminum steel Corrosion Is highly corrosive Is less corrosive
Different cross section I-beam cross section Circular cross section Hollow circular cross section Square cross section Hollow square cross section
