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Geometrically nonlinear kinematic crash crush of a dual-phase DP600 box-section front rail and curved cutout fender apron driven by a 600 mm prescribed Rigid Wall displacement with shell self-contact.
Automotive front crash structures combine a closed box-section lower longitudinal rail (t = 1.6 mm) and a curved upper fender apron panel (t = 1.1 mm) with three stamped cutout windows. During a frontal barrier test, the rigid impact wall advances kinematically by 600 mm along -X, progressively folding 48 bays (720 mm crush zone) into a 4-lobe concertina accordion while the rear firewall bulkhead remains elastic and undisturbed.
Enables rapid body-in-white crashworthiness evaluation of progressive rail folding, cutout window buckling, and self-contact energy absorption directly in WebCAE.
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