Finite element analysis and multi-stage cooperative optimization of the expansion-tearing energy absorption structure
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Abstract
The expansion-tearing tube structure not only achieves continuous and stable energy absorption over a long stroke but also rapidly dissipates energy under high-impact loads, ensuring optimal energy absorption performance. Due to its unique structural characteristics and superior mechanical properties, this design provides valuable insights for developing energy-absorbing structures in vehicles, trains, and aircraft. In this study, a multi-stage cooperative optimization algorithm, integrating multi-objective optimization and multi-criteria decision-making theories, is proposed to address the selection and optimization of the expansion-tearing energy absorption structure. Finite element modeling is conducted, and the model’s validity is verified through experimental data. Subsequently, a crashworthiness sensitivity analysis of the structure’s parameters is performed. Based on the proposed optimization algorithm, the structural parameters are further refined, and the optimal crashworthiness configuration is identified. The results demonstrate that the optimized design obtained through this algorithm is highly reliable, with significant improvements in the overall crash performance of the expansion-tearing energy absorption structure.
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Codex and Gemma teacher scores by category
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