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Cosimulation MotionView ST Activate for thermal analysis and stopping distance of a motor vehicle Ing. Nicolò Indovina

ANKERS juss-amg: presentation ANKERS Juss- Amg is a consulting company with a great specialisation in automotive field. Thanks to its many years of experience in the design and development sectors, Ankers provides numerous solutions to the most challenging requirements with ad hoc projects studied in synergy with the customer to ensure efficient and innovative advice. Ankers is able to provide increasingly innovative solutions, convinced that the continuous renewal and the use of most modern and Advanced technologies are essential ingredients to achieve the goals more ambitious. Copyright AnKers juss- amg, Privacy Statement Terms and Conditions

CAE competences Linear/non linear analysis Kinematics/Dynamics analysis Thermal analysis Modal analysis Check analysis Buckling Geometrical optimization Structural analysis with Abaqus, Optistruct Vibration and acustic solutions NVH with Abaqus, Optistruct, Nastran Seatbelt Side, rear and frontal impact Crash test Passive Safety with Ls-Dyna, Radioss, Pamcrash, Abaqus Fatigue with N- Code, FemFat Copyright AnKers juss- amg, Privacy Statement Terms and Conditions Biomechanis: sw available on demand Vehicle Dynamics & Multibody analysis with Motion Solve, AdamsCar Internal/external aerodynamic Flows analysis Aeroacoustic analysis CFD with AcuSolve, Star CD, OpenFOAM

CAD competences Technical and Legislative Feasability Habitability setting Ergonomy with Catia Body in white, closures, external trims, under and upper body Interiors trims: panels, cockpit, seats Powertrain components, gears, cooling system Main dimension Wheel base and track Suspensions, styling brake system Dashboard macrofeasibility Vehicle Layout with Catia, NX Design with Catia, NX, PTC Creo Copyright AnKers juss- amg, Privacy Statement Terms and Conditions

The purpose The work s main purpose is to realize a calculation tool able to assist technicians throughout the braking system s design during the first phases of vehicle s layout. In particular we want evaluate the stopping distance s increase during the brake caused by the augment of brake pad s temperature during the disc s contact. Copyright AnKers juss- amg, Privacy Statement Terms and Conditions

The co-simulation model layout The tool is composed by two parts: 1) the first one is the vehicle system modeled by multibody technique with Motion View; 2) the second one is the addition of the thermal disc-pad system model realized with ST Activate. Motion View Advance driver Line pressure Wheel angular velocity ST Activate Thermal disc-pad model pad = pad (Temperature)

Components It absorbs 70 to 80 % of the heat generated during braking; Constructed mainly of: cast iron, aluminum and carboceramic; Ventilated and no ventilated disc brake. DISC 1) Friction material; 2) Substrate; 3) Adhesive; 4) Plate; 5) Antivibration; 6) Support. 7) Support. PAD

Phenomenon Study: energy transfer

Friction coefficient of the pad from experimental test Coefficient of friction of the pad at temperature variation

Motion View advance driver - Part. 1

Motion View advance driver Part. 2

ST activate thermal disc-pad model Part. 1 E c = 1 2 m vehicle v 2 f v 2 i + I wheel ω 2 2 f ω i

ST activate thermal disc-pad model Part. 2 Hypothesis: Heat distribution ΔT Q p d ΔT D Q D Q P Q ΔT P Disc Pad

ST activate thermal disc-pad model Part. 3

ST activate thermal disc-pad block diagram Part. 1

ST activate thermal disc-pad block diagram - Part. 2 Heat generated in the unit of time

ST activate thermal disc-pad block diagram - Part. 3 Heat distribution

ST activate thermal disc-pad block diagram - Part. 4

Comparison with 3D Model: input data Geometry Parameter Value S.I. Disc Inner diameter 132 mm Disc Outer diameter 227 mm Overlap angle 60 Disc thickness 11 mm Pad thickness 10 mm Average radius of friction 94,5 mm Friction band 37 mm Material property Parameter Disc Pad S.I. Thermal conductivity 43,5 12 W/(m K) Density 7850 2500 kg/m 3 Specific thermal capacity 445 900 J/(kg K) Braking test data Parameter Value S.I. Pressure line 23,7 bar Initial speed 100 km/h Deceleration 7 m/s 2 Braking time 3,96 s Totale energy 165 kj

Comparison with 3D Model: results temperature along the disc thickness ST Activate 3D model

Comparison with 3D Model: results temperature along the pad ST Activate 3D model

Simulation results: input data

Simulation results: output data Part. 1 Driver s brake input Friction coefficient Brake line pressure of the braking system

Simulation results: output data Part. 2 Vehicle deceleration Friction coefficient mu=mu(t) mu=0.4 Front Wheel angular speed mu=mu(t) mu=0.4

Simulation results: output data Part. 3 Vehicle Speed Distance travel mu=mu(t) mu=0.4

Simulation results: output data Part. 4 Pad Temperature Distance travel

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