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Influence of Fatigue Damage on Collision Response of Metro Vehicles: Simulation and Experimental Study Based on Damage Sequence Interaction Model

Authors: Wenyue Yuan; Tao Zhu; Bing Yang; Haoxu Ding; Xiaorui Wang; Quanwei Che; Jingke Zhang; Shoune Xiao; Cheng Lei

DOI: 10.1186/s10033-025-01316-5Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A novel damage sequence interaction model couples matrix and void phases to accurately predict residual mechanical properties of fatigued materials. • Collision simulations show fatigue damage reduces vertical lift of moving metro vehicles by up to 9.17% and increases longitudinal compression of stationary vehicles by up to 33.15%. • Experimental validation via trolley collision tests confirms the constitutive model's accuracy for engineering applications. • The study underscores the necessity of incorporating fatigue damage in metro vehicle design and maintenance for enhanced safety.