DYNAMIC TESTING OF BUSES AND THEIR COMPONENTS

Authors

  • Petr Záruba TÜV SÜD Czech, Novodvorská 994/138, 142 21, Prague, Czech republic, +420 607 068 202
  • Jakub Jelínek TÜV SÜD Czech, Novodvorská 994/138, 142 21, Prague, Czech republic
  • Michal Kalinský TÜV SÜD Czech, Novodvorská 994/138, 142 21, Prague, Czech republic

Abstract

The article gives an overview of a virtual simulation method under ECE Regulation No. R66 – bus rollover. The first part of the article introduces the process of virtual simulations in terms of homologation. The conclusion is focused on the correlation of physical tests with virtual simulations.

Článek se věnuje problematice virtuálních simulací dle předpisu ECE No. R66 – převrácení autobusů. V jednotlivých kapitolách je rozebrán postup virtuálních simulací z pohledu metodiky a homologačního procesu. Závěr je věnován korelaci fyzických testů s virtuálními simulacemi.

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Published

2017-07-03

Issue

Vol. 15 No. 1 (2017)

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