Flow Analysis of A Pumping Tube for The Development of A Self-Inflating Tire Using Fluid-Structure Interaction Analyses

In this study, flow analyses were conducted inside pumping tube based on fluid-structure interaction analyses. First, a Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) model was constructed for fluid-structure interaction analyses. The interaction analyses of the three types of pumping tubes proposed herein were c...

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Published in:International journal of automotive technology 2019, 20(2), 107, pp.297-306
Main Authors: Lee, Chul Hyung, Han, Myeong Jae, Park, Tae Won, Kim, Myeong Jun, Sung, In Chul, Jung, Sung Pil
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Automotive Engineering
Axial forces
Bending moments
CAE
Computer aided engineering
Computer simulation
Coupling
Crashes
Crashworthiness
Engineering
Environmental impact
Femur
Fluid-structure interaction
Fractures
Frontal impact
Hip joint
Impact strength
Injuries
Injury prevention
Investigations
Joining
Kinematics
Occupant injuries
Tibia
자동차공학
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Summary:In this study, flow analyses were conducted inside pumping tube based on fluid-structure interaction analyses. First, a Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) model was constructed for fluid-structure interaction analyses. The interaction analyses of the three types of pumping tubes proposed herein were conducted under the same conditions, and their efficiencies were compared. Eccentricity analyses were carried out to determine the degree of eccentricity that can be tolerated in the process by selecting the most efficient tube. Subsequently, tests were conducted using negative pressure measurement equipment and simulation modeling was compared and verified under the same conditions. In order to verify the performance of the self-inflating tire developed on this basis, durability and air pressure restoration tests were carried out.
ISSN:1229-9138
1976-3832
DOI:10.1007/s12239-019-0029-4