CN217542406U - Dummy testing device - Google Patents

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CN217542406U
CN217542406U CN202220939747.3U CN202220939747U CN217542406U CN 217542406 U CN217542406 U CN 217542406U CN 202220939747 U CN202220939747 U CN 202220939747U CN 217542406 U CN217542406 U CN 217542406U
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王金鑫
何茹
涂成枫
严云璐
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The utility model provides a dummy testing device, which comprises a head structure, a chest structure and a leg structure which are connected in sequence, wherein the chest structure comprises a thorax supporting structure and a back supporting structure, the thorax supporting structure and the back supporting structure are arranged along the vertical direction, and the thorax supporting structure is connected with the front part of the back supporting structure; an adjustable mechanism is connected between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure, and the adjustable mechanism can adjust the relative distance between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure in the front-back direction and/or the up-down direction of the dummy device. The utility model discloses a test dummy device commonality is strong.

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Dummy testing device
Technical Field
The utility model relates to an automobile test equipment technical field especially relates to a test dummy device.
Background
The automobile test dummy is a doll used for simulating a real person to carry out various tests on an automobile. In the best case, the biomechanics of the dummy should be the same as those of the human body, such as the size and mass of the body parts, the rigidity of the joints, etc., and only then can the simulation using them match reality. In the prior art, the simulation of human bodies with different sexes, heights and ages requires the manufacture of dummy bodies with different sizes, and the universality is poor.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model discloses the technical problem who asks to solve is to the not enough problem of current test dummy device commonality, provides a test dummy device.
The utility model provides an above-mentioned technical problem adopted technical scheme as follows:
providing a test dummy device, comprising a head structure, a chest structure and leg structures which are connected in sequence, wherein the chest structure comprises a thorax supporting structure and a back supporting structure, the thorax supporting structure and the back supporting structure are both arranged along a vertical direction, and the thorax supporting structure is connected to the front part of the back supporting structure; an adjustable mechanism is connected between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure, and the adjustable mechanism can adjust the relative distance between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure in the front-back direction and/or the up-down direction of the dummy device.
Further, adjustable mechanism is link mechanism, link mechanism includes first connecting rod, second connecting rod, third connecting rod and fourth connecting rod, the first end of first connecting rod with the first end swing joint of second connecting rod, the second end of first connecting rod with thorax bearing structure swing joint, the second end of second connecting rod with back bearing structure swing joint, the first end of third connecting rod with the first end swing joint of fourth connecting rod, the second end of third connecting rod with thorax bearing structure swing joint, the second end of fourth connecting rod with back bearing structure swing joint.
Further, the link mechanism further comprises a fifth connecting rod, the fifth connecting rod is connected to the back supporting structure, the first end of the fifth connecting rod is movably connected with the second end of the second connecting rod, and the second end of the fifth connecting rod is movably connected with the second end of the fourth connecting rod.
Further, the thorax supporting structure comprises a sternum middle rod and an abdomen middle rod, the sternum middle rod and the abdomen middle rod are arranged in the vertical direction, and the lower end of the sternum middle rod is movably connected with the upper end of the abdomen middle rod; the first end of the first connecting rod is movably connected with the first end of the second connecting rod, the second end of the first connecting rod is movably connected with the sternum middle rod, the second end of the second connecting rod is movably connected with the back support structure, the first end of the third connecting rod is movably connected with the first end of the fourth connecting rod, the second end of the third connecting rod is movably connected with the abdomen middle rod, and the second end of the fourth connecting rod is movably connected with the back support structure.
Further, the linkage mechanism comprises two linkage mechanisms, and the two linkage mechanisms are symmetrically connected between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure.
Furthermore, the adjustable mechanism is a telescopic rod, a first end of the telescopic rod is movably connected with the thorax supporting structure, and a second end of the telescopic rod is movably connected with the back supporting structure.
Furthermore, the back support structure comprises a thoracic vertebra middle rod, thoracic vertebra side rods and a hip side beam, the thoracic vertebra middle rod and the thoracic vertebra side rods are arranged along the vertical direction, the hip side beam is arranged along the horizontal direction, the thoracic vertebra side rods are symmetrically arranged on two sides of the thoracic vertebra middle rod, and the lower ends of the thoracic vertebra middle rod and the thoracic vertebra side rods are movably connected with the hip side beam; the thoracic vertebra side rod is movably connected with the hip side beam through a first hinge assembly, the first hinge assembly comprises a first hinge and a second hinge which are connected with each other, the first hinge is connected with the hip side beam, and the rotation direction of the first hinge is the front-back direction of the dummy device; the second hinge is connected with the thoracic vertebra side rod, and the rotation direction of the second hinge is the left-right direction of the dummy device.
Furthermore, the head structure comprises a back skull top short rod and a cervical vertebra middle rod, the cervical vertebra middle rod is arranged along the vertical direction, the upper end of the cervical vertebra middle rod is connected with the back skull top short rod, and the lower end of the cervical vertebra middle rod is connected with the back support structure; the back skull top short rod is connected with the cervical vertebra middle rod through a head and neck adjusting plate, a first end of the head and neck adjusting plate is movably connected with the skull top short rod, and a second end of the head and neck adjusting plate is movably connected with the cervical vertebra middle rod.
Further, the leg structure comprises a thigh structure which is movably connected with the lower end of the back supporting structure along the horizontal direction; thigh structure includes thighbone front end pole and thighbone rear end pole, the first end of thighbone rear end pole with back bearing structure's lower extreme swing joint, the second end of thighbone rear end pole with the first end swing joint of thighbone front end pole.
Furthermore, the leg structure also comprises a shank structure, and the shank structure is movably connected with the second end of the front femur rod along the vertical direction; the shank structure is movably connected with the second end of the femur front end rod through a knee joint combined hinge, the knee joint combined hinge comprises a third hinge and a fourth hinge which are connected with each other, the third hinge is movably connected with the femur front end rod, the fourth hinge is movably connected with the shank structure, and the rotation directions of the third hinge and the fourth hinge are the same.
Further, a hip intersection block is arranged on the rear femoral end rod and comprises a first hip structure and a second hip structure, the first hip structure extends along the arrangement direction of the back support structure, and the second hip structure extends along the arrangement direction of the rear femoral end rod.
Furthermore, be equipped with a plurality of balancing weights on the thighbone rear end pole, every the bottom of balancing weight is equipped with the spout, thighbone rear end pole with spout sliding connection.
The utility model discloses the beneficial effect who brings lies in, through be equipped with adjustable mechanism between thorax bearing structure and back bearing structure, can adjust thorax bearing structure and back bearing structure at dummy's fore-and-aft direction and/or the ascending relative distance in upper and lower direction to simulate the chest structure of not unidimensional and angle. The thoracic support structure formed in this way has the posture adjustability that can be adjusted back and forth, up and down, and the pitching flexibility is extremely high, thereby improving the versatility of the dummy.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a dummy testing device according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a side view of a device for testing a dummy according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a rear view of a test dummy apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a counterweight block according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a schematic structural view of a sliding groove of a counterweight block according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a dummy testing device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
The reference numbers in the drawings of the specification are as follows:
1. a head structure; 11. a posterior cranial top short bar; 12. a cervical spine middle rod; 13. a head and neck adjustment plate; 14. a neck joint hinge; 2. a chest structure; 21. a thoracic support structure; 211. sternal mid-bar; 212. a ventral mid-shaft; 213. a thoracic and abdominal transition hinge; 214. a chest periphery upper beam; 215. a chest connection corner fitting; 22. a back support structure; 221. a thoracic mid-rod; 222. thoracic side rod; 223. a hip side cross member; 224. a first hinge assembly; 2241. a first hinge; 2242. a second hinge; 225. a lumbar spine combination hinge; 226. a thoracic spine reinforcement plate; 23. an adjustable mechanism; 231. a link mechanism; 2311. a first link; 2312. a second link; 2313. a third link; 2314. a fourth link; 2315. a fifth link; 232. a telescopic rod; 3. a leg structure; 31. a thigh structure; 311. a femoral front end stem; 312. a femoral posterior stem; 313. a femoral joint hinge; 32. a shank structure; 321. a tibial stem; 322. thickening the rib plate of the tibia; 323. increasing the thickness of the heel; 324. a foot bar; 325. the shank is connected with the corner piece; 33. a knee joint combination hinge; 331. a third hinge; 332. a fourth hinge; 34. hip intersection blocks; 341. a first hip structure; 342. a second hip structure; 35. transition hinges at the front and rear ends of the thighbone; 4. a balancing weight; 41. a chute; 42. a box body; 43. a cover body.
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In order to make the technical problem, technical solution and advantageous effects solved by the present invention more clearly understood, the following description is given in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments to illustrate the present invention in further detail. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
As shown in fig. 1 to 3, an embodiment of the present invention provides a dummy testing device, which includes a head structure 1, a chest structure 2 and a leg structure 3 connected in sequence, the chest structure 2 includes a thorax supporting structure 21 and a back supporting structure 22, the thorax supporting structure 21 and the back supporting structure 22 are both arranged along a vertical direction, and the thorax supporting structure 21 is connected to the front of the back supporting structure 22; an adjustable mechanism 23 is connected between the thoracic support structure 21 and the back support structure 22, the adjustable mechanism 23 being capable of adjusting the relative distance of the thoracic support structure 21 and the back support structure 22 in the anterior-posterior direction and/or the superior-inferior direction of the dummy. The head structure 1 is intended to simulate the head of a dummy, the chest structure 2 is intended to simulate the chest of a dummy and the leg structure 3 is intended to simulate the legs of a dummy. The thoracic support structure 21 is intended to simulate the anterior thoracic structure of a dummy and the back support structure 22 is intended to simulate the back structure of a dummy.
By providing an adjustable mechanism 23 between the thoracic support structure 21 and the back support structure 22, the relative distance of the thoracic support structure 21 and the back support structure 22 in the front-rear direction and/or the up-down direction of the dummy can be adjusted, thereby simulating different sizes and angles of the chest structure 2. The chest structure 2 formed in this way has the posture adjustability that can be adjusted back and forth, up and down, and with extremely high pitching flexibility, thereby improving the versatility of the dummy.
The adjustable mechanism 23 is a link mechanism 231, the link mechanism 231 includes a first link 2311, a second link 2312, a third link 2313 and a fourth link 2314, a first end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with a first end of the second link 2312, a second end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with the thorax supporting structure 21, a second end of the second link 2312 is movably connected with the back supporting structure 22, a first end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with a first end of the fourth link 2314, a second end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with the thorax supporting structure 21, and a second end of the fourth link 2314 is movably connected with the back supporting structure 22.
Specifically, a first end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with a first end of the second link 2312 by a hinge, a second end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with the thoracic support structure 21 by a hinge, a second end of the second link 2312 is movably connected with the back support structure 22 by a hinge, a connection point of the first link 2311 with the thoracic support structure 21 is located above a connection point of the third link 2313 with the thoracic support structure 21, an angle formed between the first link 2311 and the thoracic support structure 21 is adjustable between an obtuse angle and a right angle, an angle formed between the first link 2311 and the second link 2312 is adjustable between an acute angle and an obtuse angle, and an angle formed between the second link 2312 and the back support structure 22 is adjustable between an obtuse angle and a right angle; the first end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with the first end of the fourth link 2314 by a hinge, the second end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with the thorax supporting structure 21 by a hinge, the second end of the fourth link 2314 is movably connected with the back supporting structure 22 by a hinge, the connection point of the second link 2312 with the back supporting structure 22 is positioned above the connection point of the fourth link 2314 with the back supporting structure 22, the angle formed between the third link 2313 and the thorax supporting structure 21 is adjustable between an obtuse angle and a right angle, the angle formed between the third link 2313 and the fourth link 2314 is adjustable between an acute angle and an obtuse angle, and the angle formed between the fourth link 2314 and the back supporting structure 22 is adjustable between an obtuse angle and a right angle.
The integral thorax supporting structure 21 is hinged and fixed on the back supporting structure 22 in a hexagonal cell wall shape through the first connecting rod 2311, the second connecting rod 2312, the third connecting rod 2313 and the fourth connecting rod 2314, and the chest structure 2 formed in the way has the posture adjustability which can be adjusted in front and back, up and down and extremely high pitching flexibility. The position and the angle of the outer contour of the upper part of the chest structure 2 can be adjusted by adjusting the angle between the first connecting rod 2311 and the second connecting rod 2312, and the position and the angle of the outer contour of the lower part of the chest structure 2 can be adjusted by adjusting the angle between the third connecting rod 2313 and the fourth connecting rod 2314, so that the universality of the dummy is improved.
Preferably, the linkage 231 further comprises a fifth link 2315, the fifth link 2315 is connected to the back support structure 22, a first end of the fifth link 2315 is movably connected to a second end of the second link 2312, and a second end of the fifth link 2315 is movably connected to a second end of the fourth link 2314. By connecting the fifth link 2315 between the second link 2312 and the fourth link 2314, and the connection point of the second link 2312 and the fifth link 2315 is located above the second link 2312 and the back support structure 22, and the connection point of the fourth link 2314 and the fifth link 2315 is located above the fourth link 2314 and the back support structure 22, both ends of the second link 2312 are connected to the first link 2311 and the fifth link 2315 having the same thickness, and both ends of the fourth link 2314 are connected to the third link 2313 and the fifth link 2315 having the same thickness, so that the link mechanism 231 is integrally maintained on the same plane, and the adjustment accuracy of the link mechanism 231 can be improved, and connection angle errors between links due to thickness differences can be avoided.
In another embodiment, the link mechanism 231 includes a first link 2311, a second link 2312, a third link 2313, a fourth link 2314, a sixth link and a seventh link, a first end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with a first end of the second link 2312, a second end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with the thoracic support structure 21, a second end of the second link 2312 is movably connected with a first end of the sixth link, a second end of the sixth link is movably connected with the back support structure 22, a first end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with a first end of the fourth link 2314, a second end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with the thoracic support structure 21, a second end of the fourth link 2314 is movably connected with a first end of the seventh link, and a second end of the seventh link is movably connected with the back support structure 22. The octagonal structure formed by the first link 2311, the second link 2312, the third link 2313, the fourth link 2314, the sixth link, the seventh link, the thorax support structure 21 and the back support structure 22 has a larger adjustable angle and size range, thereby having larger versatility of the dummy.
In yet another embodiment, as shown in fig. 6, the adjustable mechanism 23 is a telescoping rod 232, a first end of the telescoping rod 232 is movably connected to the thoracic support structure 21, and a second end of the telescoping rod 232 is movably connected to the back support structure 22. By extension or contraction of the telescopic rod 232, the relative distance between the thoracic support structure 21 and the back support structure 22 can be adjusted; the first end of scalable pole 232 and thorax bearing structure 21 swing joint can adjust the angular relation of scalable pole 232 and thorax bearing structure 21, and the second end and the back bearing structure 22 swing joint of scalable pole 232 can adjust the angular relation of scalable pole 232 and back bearing structure 22 to adjust the angular relation between thorax bearing structure 21 and the back bearing structure 22, thereby make the commonality of dummy bigger.
As shown in fig. 1, the thoracic support structure 21 includes a sternum middle rod 211 and an abdomen middle rod 212, the sternum middle rod 211 and the abdomen middle rod 212 are arranged in a vertical direction, and the lower end of the sternum middle rod 211 is movably connected with the upper end of the abdomen middle rod 212; the first end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with the first end of the second link 2312, the second end of the first link 2311 is movably connected with the sternum middle rod 211, the second end of the second link 2312 is movably connected with the back support structure 22, the first end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with the first end of the fourth link 2314, the second end of the third link 2313 is movably connected with the abdomen middle rod 212, and the second end of the fourth link 2314 is movably connected with the back support structure 22.
The abdomen middle rod 212 is hinged and fixed on the sternum middle rod 211 through a chest-abdomen transition hinge 213, the second end of the sternum middle rod 211 is fixed below the chest periphery upper cross beam 214 through a chest connecting corner piece 215, thus forming the thorax supporting structure 21 when the dummy needs to fix the safety belt and shoulder strap; the integral thorax supporting structure 21 is hinged and fixed on the back supporting structure 22 in a hexagonal cell wall shape formed by 5 connecting rods, the abdomen middle rod 212 and the sternum middle rod 211 can rotate through a thorax-abdomen transition hinge 213, and the chest structure 2 formed in the way has the posture adjustability which can be used for front and back, up and down and has extremely high pitching flexibility.
The linkage 231 comprises two, two linkages 231 symmetrically connected between the thoracic support structure 21 and the back support structure 22. A first link 2311 of one of the link mechanisms 231 is connected with one side of the sternum middle bar 211, a third link 2313 is connected with one side of the sternum middle bar 211, a second link 2312 is connected with one side of the back support mechanism, and a fourth link 2314 is connected with one side of the back support structure 22; a first link 2311 of another link mechanism 231 is connected to the other side of the sternum middle bar 211, a third link 2313 is connected to the other side of the sternum middle bar 211, a second link 2312 is connected to the other side of the back support mechanism, and a fourth link 2314 is connected to the other side of the back support structure 22. The adjustment and maintenance of the relative distance between the thoracic support structure 21 and the back support structure 22 is made more stable by the two symmetrically arranged link mechanisms 231.
The back supporting structure 22 comprises a thoracic vertebra middle rod 221, a thoracic vertebra side rod 222 and a hip side beam 223, the thoracic vertebra middle rod 221 and the thoracic vertebra side rod 222 are arranged along the vertical direction, the hip side beam 223 is arranged along the horizontal direction, the thoracic vertebra side rod 222 is symmetrically arranged on two sides of the thoracic vertebra middle rod 221, and the lower ends of the thoracic vertebra middle rod 221 and the thoracic vertebra side rod 222 are movably connected with the hip side beam 223; the thoracic vertebra side bar 222 is movably connected with the hip side cross beam 223 through a first hinge 2241 component 224, the first hinge 2241 component 224 comprises a first hinge 2241 and a second hinge 2242 which are connected with each other, the first hinge 2241 is connected with the hip side cross beam 223, and the rotating direction of the first hinge 2241 is the front-back direction of the dummy; the second hinge 2242 is connected with the thoracic vertebrae side bar 222, and the rotation direction of the second hinge 2242 is the left and right direction of the dummy.
The thoracic vertebra middle rod 221 is hinged and fixed on the hip side beam 223 through a lumbar combined hinge 225, and the 2 thoracic vertebra side rods 222 are hinged and fixed on the hip side beam 223 through a first hinge assembly 224. The first hinge assembly 224 includes a first hinge 2241 and a second hinge 2242, which are connected with each other by a hinge, and the first hinge 2241 and the second hinge 2242 are connected with each other by rotating and axially crossing each other. The thoracic vertebrae middle rod 221 and the thoracic vertebrae side rod 222 on the left side are integrally and transversely connected and reinforced through two thoracic vertebrae reinforcing plates 226, and the thoracic vertebrae middle rod 221 and the thoracic vertebrae side rod 222 on the right side are integrally and transversely connected and reinforced through two thoracic vertebrae reinforcing plates 226. The top of the thoracic side bar 222 functions to indicate the position of the shoulders of the prosthesis, and the thoracic side bar 222 functions to indicate the edge contour of the back of the prosthesis, thereby more realistically and integrally simulating the upper thoracic and seat contact part of the prosthesis. Meanwhile, the first hinge assembly 224 realizes the flexible angle adjusting function of two orthogonal axial rotations through an upper and a lower hinged orthogonal structures of the first hinge assembly, so that the adjustment of the whole angle of the upper trunk relative to the lower trunk can be realized, and the angle adjusting function of the thoracic vertebra side bars 222 on the two sides and the linkage adjustment of the whole contact area of the back of the dummy and the seat by matching with the thoracic vertebra reinforcing plate 226 can be realized.
The head structure 1 comprises a back skull top short rod 11 and a cervical vertebra middle rod 12, the cervical vertebra middle rod 12 is arranged along the vertical direction, the upper end of the cervical vertebra middle rod 12 is connected with the back skull top short rod 11, and the lower end of the cervical vertebra middle rod 12 is connected with a back supporting structure 22; the back skull top short rod 11 is connected with the cervical vertebra middle rod 12 through a head and neck adjusting plate 13, a first end of the head and neck adjusting plate 13 is movably connected with the back skull top short rod 11, and a second end of the head and neck adjusting plate 13 is movably connected with the cervical vertebra middle rod 12. The back skull top short rod 11 is a cuboid and 1/4 section cylinder aluminum profile combined structure, the back skull top short rod 11 is connected to a cervical vertebra middle rod 12 through a left head and neck adjusting plate 13 and a right head and neck adjusting plate 13, the cervical vertebra middle rod 12 is hinged and fixed on a thoracic vertebra middle rod 221 through a neck joint hinge 14, and the highest point of the head of the dummy is simulated through the top end position of the back skull top short rod 11; the angle of the back edge of the top of the head relative to the neck and the angle of the neck relative to the upper trunk can be adjusted through the head and neck adjusting plate 13 and the neck joint hinge 14, so that the angle range and the universality of the head position simulation of the dummy are improved.
The leg structure 3 comprises a thigh structure 31, and the thigh structure 31 is movably connected with the lower end of the back supporting structure 22 along the horizontal direction; thigh structure 31 includes thighbone front end pole 311 and thighbone rear end pole 312, and the first end and the buttock limit crossbeam 223 swing joint of thighbone rear end pole 312, the second end and the first end swing joint of thighbone front end pole 311 of thighbone rear end pole 312. The hip side beam 223 is hinged and fixed on the femur rear end rod 312 through a femur joint hinge 313, and the femur rear end rod 312 is further hinged and fixed on the femur front end rod 311 through a femur front-back end transition hinge 35. By dividing the thigh structure 31 into the femur front end rod 311 and the femur rear end rod 312, and hinging the femur rear end rod 312 and the hip side cross beam 223, the femur front end rod 311 and the femur rear end rod 312 can be connected to form an arc-shaped contour, so that the contact part of the hip, the thigh and the seat of the dummy can be simulated more truly.
The leg structure 3 further comprises a lower leg structure 32, and the lower leg structure 32 is movably connected with the second end of the front femur rod 311 along the vertical direction; the lower leg structure 32 is movably connected with the second end of the femur front end rod 311 through a knee joint combined hinge 33, the knee joint combined hinge 33 comprises a third hinge 331 and a fourth hinge 332 which are connected with each other, the third hinge 331 is movably connected with the femur front end rod 311, the fourth hinge 332 is movably connected with the lower leg structure 32, and the rotating directions of the third hinge 331 and the fourth hinge 332 are the same. The calf structure 32 comprises a tibia rod 321, the tibia rod 321 is hinged and fixed on the femur front end rod 311 through a knee joint combined hinge 33, the knee joint combined hinge 33 comprises a third hinge 331 and a fourth hinge 332 which are connected in a front-back two-end cube mode and are formed by semicircular meshing structures, and the hinge 331 and the fourth hinge 332 are fixedly connected together in a rotating axial parallel mode. A foot rod 324 is fixed on the lower side of the tibia rod 321 through a shank connecting corner piece 325, a tibia thickening ribbed plate 322 and a heel thickening plate 323 are respectively fixed on the upper and lower sides of the rear side of the tibia rod 321, and therefore the structure of knee, shank and foot of the dummy is integrally simulated; the knee joint combined hinge 33 realizes more flexible rotation around the knee between the lower leg and the upper leg of the dummy through the upper and lower parallel hinging structures of the third hinge 331 and the fourth hinge 332, and the adjustable angle range is larger, thereby further improving the universality of the dummy.
The rear femoral stem 312 is provided with a hip intersection block 34, the hip intersection block 34 comprises a first hip structure 341 and a second hip structure 342, the first hip structure 341 extends along the arrangement direction of the back support structure 22, and the second hip structure 342 extends along the arrangement direction of the rear femoral stem 312. The two side hip intersecting blocks 34 are fixed on the outer side of the femoral rear end rod 312 through the hip intersecting support plates. The hip intersected block 34 is a cylindrical intersected assembly structure with the section being approximate to 1/4, and the hip intersected support plate is a rectangular metal thin plate. Through the structure of the intersected cylinder assembly with the section being approximately 1/4 of that of the hip intersected block 34, when the restraint effect of the safety belt and the waistband needs to be evaluated, the intersection part of the upper trunk and the periphery of the thigh of the dummy is simulated, and the waistband is properly supported to assist in finishing the related investigation on the matching of the safety belt in the static evaluation of the seat.
As shown in fig. 4 and 5, a plurality of weight blocks 4 are disposed on the rear femur rod 312, a sliding groove 41 is disposed at the bottom of each weight block 4, and the rear femur rod 312 is slidably connected to the sliding groove 41. The weights 4 are modular, and different numbers of weights 4 are assembled on the femoral posterior rod 312 according to the desired weight of the prosthesis, preferably including four weights 4. The bottom of balancing weight 4 is equipped with first slide and second slide, and first slide and second slide extend along the direction of arranging of thighbone rear end pole 312, and first slide and second slide interval set up in order to form spout 41 between first slide and second slide. The balancing weight 4 comprises a box body 42 and a cover body 43, the cover body 43 is detachably arranged on the box body 42, a steel ball can be filled in a cavity in the box body 42 according to the weight requirement of the dummy, and a handle is further arranged on the upper portion of the cover body 43.
When the load influence generated by the weight of a passenger is more concerned in the static evaluation working condition of part of seats, after the hip intersected blocks 34 and the hip intersected supporting plates on the two sides are removed, the cavities of the combined sliding balancing weights 4 are filled with proper steel balls according to requirements and then are combined and slidably assembled on the left and right thighbone rear end rods 312 and the thighbone front end rod 311, so that the convenience for mounting the balancing weights 4 can be improved, and the difficulty in carrying and moving the balancing weights 4 with overlarge weight is avoided; meanwhile, the box body 42 structure capable of filling steel balls is arranged, so that the weight combination of the balancing weight 4 can be increased, and the universality of the dummy structure is further improved.
When the device works, the sizes of all key profile parts are reasonably arranged in the early stage, the joint hinges and the like are properly adjusted, and the size profiles and the quality forms for simulating the sitting postures of the dummy of different models can be formed by installing the combined sliding balancing weight 4 when needed.
After the device is integrally arranged on a target seat which needs static evaluation and is set to be solid, the evaluation work of whether the internal structure of the vehicle interferes with the riding space of a dummy or not, whether the dummy is regulated to be in a normal riding posture or not and the like can be carried out according to the definition of relevant regulations;
evaluating whether there is any contact of the structure in the vehicle with the dummy head or leg by observing the contour protruding elements such as the posterior cranial crown short rod 11;
if necessary, the static evaluation can be performed by supporting and fixing the five-point seat belt or the three-point body belt to the whole device through the chest periphery upper cross beam 214, the sternum middle rod 211, the abdomen middle rod 212, the hip intersecting block 34 and other elements, so as to perform related static evaluation work on the action of the restraint system on the aspect of the belt.
To sum up, the utility model discloses a be equipped with adjustable mechanism 23 between thorax bearing structure 21 and back bearing structure 22, can adjust thorax bearing structure 21 and back bearing structure 22 at the fore-and-aft direction of dummy and/or the ascending relative distance in upper and lower direction to simulate the chest structure 2 of different sizes and angle. The thoracic support structure 21 thus formed has an extremely high posture adjustability in forward and backward, upward and downward, pitching flexibility, thereby improving the versatility of the dummy.
The above disclosure is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention, which is defined by the appended claims.

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1. A dummy testing device is characterized by comprising a head structure, a chest structure and leg structures which are sequentially connected, wherein the chest structure comprises a thorax supporting structure and a back supporting structure, the thorax supporting structure and the back supporting structure are both arranged along the vertical direction, and the thorax supporting structure is connected to the front part of the back supporting structure; an adjustable mechanism is connected between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure, and the adjustable mechanism can adjust the relative distance between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure in the front-back direction and/or the up-down direction of the dummy device.
2. The device of claim 1, wherein the adjustable mechanism is a linkage mechanism comprising a first link, a second link, a third link, and a fourth link, wherein a first end of the first link is movably connected to a first end of the second link, a second end of the first link is movably connected to the thoracic support structure, a second end of the second link is movably connected to the back support structure, a first end of the third link is movably connected to a first end of the fourth link, a second end of the third link is movably connected to the thoracic support structure, and a second end of the fourth link is movably connected to the back support structure.
3. The device according to claim 2, wherein the linkage mechanism further comprises a fifth link, the fifth link being connected to the back support structure, a first end of the fifth link being movably connected to a second end of the second link, and a second end of the fifth link being movably connected to a second end of the fourth link.
4. The test dummy assembly according to claim 2, wherein the thoracic support structure includes a sternal medial bar and an abdominal medial bar, the sternal medial bar and the abdominal medial bar being arranged in a vertical direction, a lower end of the sternal medial bar being movably connected with an upper end of the abdominal medial bar; the second end of the first connecting rod is movably connected with the sternum middle rod, and the second end of the third connecting rod is movably connected with the abdomen middle rod.
5. The testing dummy apparatus according to any one of claims 2-4, wherein the linkage comprises two linkages, the two linkages being symmetrically connected between the thoracic support structure and the back support structure.
6. The device of claim 1, wherein the adjustable mechanism is a telescoping rod, a first end of the telescoping rod being movably connected to the thoracic support structure and a second end of the telescoping rod being movably connected to the back support structure.
7. The device of claim 1, wherein the back support structure comprises a thoracic spine middle bar, a thoracic spine side bar, and a hip side bar, the thoracic spine middle bar and the thoracic spine side bar being arranged in a vertical direction, the hip side bar being arranged in a horizontal direction, the thoracic spine side bar being symmetrically disposed on both sides of the thoracic spine middle bar, lower ends of the thoracic spine middle bar and the thoracic spine side bar being movably connected to the hip side bar; the thoracic vertebra side rod is movably connected with the hip side beam through a first hinge assembly, the first hinge assembly comprises a first hinge and a second hinge which are connected with each other, the first hinge is connected with the hip side beam, and the rotation direction of the first hinge is the front-back direction of the dummy device; the second hinge is connected with the thoracic vertebra side lever, and the rotation direction of the second hinge is the left and right direction of the dummy device.
8. The test prosthesis set forth in claim 1, wherein the head structure includes a posterior cranial crown short bar and a cervical spine middle bar, the cervical spine middle bar being arranged in a vertical direction, an upper end of the cervical spine middle bar being connected to the posterior cranial crown short bar, a lower end of the cervical spine middle bar being connected to the back support structure; the back skull top short rod is connected with the cervical vertebra middle rod through a head and neck adjusting plate, a first end of the head and neck adjusting plate is movably connected with the skull top short rod, and a second end of the head and neck adjusting plate is movably connected with the cervical vertebra middle rod.
9. The test dummy arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the leg structure comprises a thigh structure, which is articulated in a horizontal direction to a lower end of the back support structure; thigh structure includes thighbone front end pole and thighbone rear end pole, the first end of thighbone rear end pole with back bearing structure's lower extreme swing joint, the second end of thighbone rear end pole with the first end swing joint of thighbone front end pole.
10. The test dummy apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the leg structure further comprises a calf structure, the calf structure being movably connected in a vertical direction to the second end of the anterior femoral stem; the shank structure is movably connected with the second end of the femur front end rod through a knee joint combined hinge, the knee joint combined hinge comprises a third hinge and a fourth hinge which are connected with each other, the third hinge is movably connected with the femur front end rod, the fourth hinge is movably connected with the shank structure, and the third hinge and the fourth hinge rotate in the same direction.
11. The test prosthesis device of claim 9, wherein the rear femoral stem has a hip interface block disposed thereon, the hip interface block including a first hip structure extending in the direction of deployment of the back support structure and a second hip structure extending in the direction of deployment of the rear femoral stem.
12. The device according to claim 9, wherein the rear femoral rod is provided with a plurality of weights, each weight having a sliding groove at a bottom thereof, the rear femoral rod being slidably connected to the sliding groove.
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