Abstract

Based on the analysis of aerodynamic load and structural strength of the vehicle contact network monitoring device, the distribution of aerodynamic moments and surface pressure of the monitoring device is calculated by means of fluid-solid coupling. The calculated load is applied to the surface of the device for structural analysis, mainly to investigate the maximum deformation and maximum equivalent stress of the device. The study found that air flow separation occurred above the ear region when driving forward, the pressure was higher, and the air flow below the ear region flowed around the ear region. The pressure difference between the upper and lower ears produced a downward force of about 150N in a single ear region, and produced a large rolling moment, after checking its connection strength with the central body to meet the requirements for use.

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