Full Vehicle Crash
Crashworthiness Automobile Test as per standards...
Crashworthiness is considered as the most critical item in full vehicle test category according to Automobile company’s standards. Crash is an unprecedented event occurring when a vehicle collides with another vehicle, pedestrian, animal, road debris or other stationary obstruction and it results in death, injuries, damage and financial loss. Automobile safety includes the study of design, construction and regulation to minimize the occurrence and consequences of Crash.
It is classified in two categories:
- Active Safety: To Prevent Crash
- Passive Safety: To Protect Occupant
- Full Frontal Crash
- Offset barrier impact
- Slide Pole Impact
- Roof Crush
- Pedestrian Safety
- Airbag Deployment
- Mine Blast Proctection (Miltry Vehicle)
- Roll-over Performance
The wide usage of CAE tools in the automotive industry has enabled the automakers to reduce product development cost and time while improving the safety, comfort, and durability of the vehicles they produce. As the automotive industry moves towards reduced physical prototyping it is becoming more dependent on distributed simulations.
Virtual prototype testing allows automotive manufacturers to create and test individual components, subsystems, and full vehicles to save time and money by reducing the number of physical prototypes. (Include bullet points & images from current website: Engg services >> FEA Simulation>> Automotive Engg)
