SPH Bird模型在Abaqus中的开发与验证/在AW609倾转旋翼机结构设计中的显式应用

Fabrizio Turconi, Riccardo Bay, M. Tirelli, Leonardo Helicopters, Ryan Miller, J. Waterman, Agusta Westland Philadelphia Corp., M. Anghileri, P. Milano
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本文设计并验证了一个鸟类有限元模型,以期为航空鸟击事件的数值模拟提供一个有用的工具。利用SPH (smooth - particle Hydrodynamics)技术,在Abaqus/Explicit环境中对鸟类进行模拟。这个公式是解决问题的常用方法,正如在许多使用其他求解器(如LS-Dyna)研究鸟击问题的出版作品中所注意到的那样。本文以它们为出发点,定义了鸟类模型的初始几何和状态方程。为了建立和验证鸟类数值模型,将一些实验测试与模拟结果进行了比较和关联。特别是,对刚性目标的冲击,如板和楔子,以及对可变形目标的冲击进行了评估。仿真结果验证了SPH有限元模型的有效性,为今后的鸟击分析提供了可靠的数值工具。
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Development and Validation of a SPH Bird Model in Abaqus/Explicit Application to the Design of the AW609 Tiltrotor Structure
The present paper designs and validates a finite element bird model in order to develop a useful tool for the numerical simulation of an aeronautical bird strike event. The bird is simulated in Abaqus/Explicit environment using the Smoothed-Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) technique. This formulation is a common approach to the problem, as noticed in many published works that investigate the bird strike problem using other solvers such as LS-Dyna. They are taken as a starting point of the present work in the definition of the bird model initial geometry and equation of state. A comparison and a correlation between some experimental tests and their simulations was conduct, in order to develop and validate the bird numerical model. In particular, impacts against rigid targets, such as plates and wedges, and against deformable ones are evaluated. The result is a validated SPH FE bird model, which can be involved in the next bird strike analysis being a reliable numerical tool.
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