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Curb-to-Barrier Face Distance Variation an a TB51 Bridge Barrier Crash Test Simulation
This paper addresses the problem of road safety regarding barrier placement as relative to the curb. A short summary of existing regulations is presented. Numerical simulations using the explicit finite element system Ls-Dyna are shown. In the analysis, variable distance between the barrier and the curb is assumed. The obtained result reveals that the distance has little impact on the working width of the barrier.
Curb-to-Barrier Face Distance Variation an a TB51 Bridge Barrier Crash Test Simulation
This paper addresses the problem of road safety regarding barrier placement as relative to the curb. A short summary of existing regulations is presented. Numerical simulations using the explicit finite element system Ls-Dyna are shown. In the analysis, variable distance between the barrier and the curb is assumed. The obtained result reveals that the distance has little impact on the working width of the barrier.
Curb-to-Barrier Face Distance Variation an a TB51 Bridge Barrier Crash Test Simulation
Wilde Krzysztof (author) / Jamroz Kazimierz (author) / Bruski Dawid (author) / Budzyński Marcin (author) / Burzyński Stanisław (author) / Chróścielewski Jacek (author) / Witkowski Wojciech (author)
2017
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Curb-to-Barrier Face Distance Variation an a TB51 Bridge Barrier Crash Test Simulation
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