用于设计和评估汽车主动安全及一体化安全系统的开发方法_英文_.pdfVIP

ISSN 1674-8484 汽车安全与节能学报, 2012 年, 第3 卷 第2 期 03/ 12 CN 11-5904/U J Automotive Safety and Energy, 2012, Vol. 3 No. 2 116— 122 Developing Methodology for Design and Assessment of Active and Integrated Safety Systems for Automobiles Martijn TIDEMAN 1, Thijs VERSTEEGH 2 , Roy BOURS 3 , Xuejun LIU 1 TNO Automotive Safety Solutions, （1. （The Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research ） Shanghai 200120, China; 2. TNO Automotive, Helmond 5700 AT, The Netherlands; 3. TNO Automotive Safety Solutions, Rij swijk 2 289 CC, The Netherlands） Abstract: Developing active and integrated safety systems for automobiles is a complicated and time- consuming activity. TNO (The Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research) has created a new methodology for design and assessment of active and integrated safety systems to make the development process more effective and efficient. The main tools used within the method are PreScan, VeHIL and MADYMO. The method is based on seamless integration of simulation tools and test facilities to convert real world accident statistics and/or user requirements to a system design and, from there, to a prediction of real-world accident rates and injury levels. Experimental results are used to validate the simulation model. The validated simulation model is then used to design and test the system to predict the system’s real world effects, and to define the set of experiment needed for final verification of the system. Concrete examples demonstrate how these tools can together be applied in the development process of active and integrated safety systems.