DOI: 10.5937/jaes10-1471
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Volume 10 article 213 pages: 1 - 8
Accident
reconstruction software analyzed impact of vehicles considers usage of
coefficient of restitution as a known quantity. In practice it is common that
numerical value of coefficient of restitution is determined on basis of experience.
Presence of error in its evaluation causes an essential error in output
results. Thus, it is of exceptional importance to determine more precisely its
numerical value. Improved solution of vehicle accident reconstruction software
is presented in this paper. To archive that, in this paper was developed
methodology which provides such analysis of impact process in which the
coefficient of restitution becomes the result, and not input data. We have
suggested new methodology for mathematical modeling of function dependence
between force and displacement in a collision of vehicles. The compression
process was approximated with piecewise linear function. The restitution
process was approximated with linear curves. During process of restitution
stiffness depends on maximum value of displacements during process of
compression. The quality of the coherence between experimental data and
mathematical function is quantified by residual sum of squares. Numerical
examples are performed by usage of the obtained methodology.
The
research work was supported by the Ministry of Science and Technological
Development of the Republic of Serbia (Grant No. 36010).
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