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Contact Definitions

For the contact of the dummy model to the vehicle and the seat, an automatic surface to surface contact is proposed. For this contact definition, a property set (SET_PART ID : 1500) has been defined in the dummy input file. This property set includes all properties of the ES-2(re) model which are necessary for the dummy to environment contact definition.

 

The usage of a single surface contact is not recommended. This might interfere with the contact definitions of the dummy model itself. To remove the dummy model from the used *AUTOMATIC_SINGLE_SURFACE contact, a second property set (SET_PART ID : 1501) has been defined. This property set includes all properties of the dummy model, thus making it very convenient for it to be added to a used exclude list of the *AUTOMATIC_SINGLE_SURFACE contact for the whole vehicle.

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Fig. 24: Parts used in contact definition

 

The following table gives the part numbers used in the property set 1500:

 
Item Part ID

Item Part ID
Head 4
  Upper leg, left
504
Jacket inner sleeve
712
  Upper leg, right
604
Left Arm
301
  Lower leg, left
596
Right Arm
354
  Lower leg, right 675
Pelvis plug, left
468
  Knee, left
511
Pelvis plug, right
493
  Knee, right
611
Pelvis skin 400
  Shoe, left 595
Jacket 710
  Shoe, right
695
Jacket outer sleeve, left
713
  Tibia, left
572
Jacket outer sleeve, right
715
  Tibia, right
672
Jacket inner arm 739

Jacket connection to arms 734

 

Optional contact shells :

A separate property (PID 280) has been defined. This property is used for null shell elements closing physical gaps of the dummy model (For example between the pelvis and the jacket). DYNA-more prepared a separate include file. This include file is called es2_v5.0_nullshells.inc; it includes null shell elements of property 280. These null shells can be helpful for some problems arising in the dummy to environment contact. The usage of these contact shells is optional and will not change the results of the ES-2 barrier tests. The figure 25 shows the null shell contact elements (red coloured).

Fig.25

 

Fig. 25: Optional contact shells (Red coloured)