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Digitizing a process to standardize the analysis and evaluation of windshield wiper performance

TAE SUNG collaborates with DY Auto to develop dedicated software

Newsletter EnginSoft Year 16 n°3
By DuChan Kim | TAE SUNG Software & Engineering
Digitizing a process to standardize the analysis and evaluation of windshield wiper performance
Digitizing a process to standardize the analysis and evaluation of windshield wiper performance

Abstract

This technical article describes a project that was undertaken by TAE SUNG Software and Engineering, in collaboration with DY AUTO in Korea, to establish a computerized process to conduct three-dimensional real-scale analysis of any of the three types of windshield wiper currently in use, and to establish a specific standard for evaluating wiper performance.

It describes the procedure that was followed to model wiper performance, to collect data about that performance in terms of friction, wiping speed and contact pressure, and to develop a user-friendly pre- and post-processor for the developed program to facilitate the creation of analytical models to evaluate wiper performance and to analyze the results.

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