baylor regional park brochure

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Applied virtual (VT) technology on bus superstructure roll-over tests VINCZE-PAP Sándor 1 , CSISZÁR András 2 1 JÁFI-AUTÓKUT Engineering Ltd., H-1115 Budapest, Csóka u. 7-13., email: [email protected] ; www.autokut.hu 2 Meshining Engineering Ltd., H-9026 Győr, Ady E. u. 49., email: [email protected] ; www.meshining.com Abstract. The crashworthiness of buses and coaches largely depends on the energy absorbing capability of the rectangular tubes not neglecting the importance of the new shape-design and the manufacturing technology. The vehicle industry, in the development process, expansively uses the virtual techniques. In spite of that the final qualification or approval procedure does not allow the usage of this kind of methods widely till now. (The European ECE R66 is the only vehicle regulation in the subject of passive safety due to the virtual methods.) For improving and checking the rollover safety, many Hungarian achievements can be found from the beginning. This paper tries to set up précised analysis of virtual procedure, detailed initial condition-system for rollover simulation and possible virtual methods are presented too. The ECE R66 regards to the adequacy of bus superstructure strength and this regulation specially allows not only real roll-over test but the usage of different computer techniques, virtual technologies too. The future trend in the vehicle regulations is to widen the possible applications of virtual (VT) technology and it is a very sensitive question both for test centres and approval authorities. There are many test centres and engineering offices in Europe which carry out computer control calculations on partials or full-scale bus structure for determining the bus roof strength conformity due to the official ECE 66.01 regulation. In spite of the excellent virtual techniques the test procedures are not adequately validated and controlled; the condition of VT procedures are not clarified. Keywords: bus, ECE 66 Regulation, passive safety, roll-over, virtual technology, IMVITER project 1 Introduction Virtual method are widely used in the vehicle development process, virtual methods for checking of regulated requirements mostly as partial, additional methods can be used. The vehicle regulations –tanks for the rare exception -, does not allow the thoroughly usage of virtual method. Using virtual tests we can make differences between the full and partial (hybrid) virtual tests. The second one is more frequently used. The main difference between two methods is the simplicity of system to be checked by full VT if the requirements allow to omit the validation tests at full virtual approach. ANNEX XVI of directive 2007/46/EC (framework for the approval of motor vehicles) and EU Regulation 371/2010 summarise the specific conditions required from virtual testing methods and regulatory acts for

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Page 1: Baylor Regional Park Brochure

Baylor

Regional

Park

Carver County Parks Office

11360 Highway 212, Suite # 2

Cologne, MN 55322

Phone: (952) 466-5250

Fax: (952) 466-5223

http://www.co.carver.mn.us/parks

©2009 Carver County Parks

Visit all Three Carver County Parks

B Baylor Regional Park: 10775 County Rd. 33,Norwood Young America, MN 55397 -

Located on County Road 33, 2 and 1/2 miles

north of Hwys 5 and 212 near Norwood Young

America

M Lake Minnewashta Regional Park: 6900 Hazeltine Blvd., Chanhassen, MN 55331 -

Located along Hwy 41 between Hwys 5 and 7,

west of Chanhassen

W Lake Waconia Regional Park:

8170 Paradise Lane, Waconia, MN 55387 -

Located just east of Waconia on Paradise Lane

next to the Lake Waconia Event Center

Please Note:● Dogs must be leashed and are not permitted

at the beach or picnic areas.

● Park in designated areas only.

● Annual/daily permits are required for all

vehicles.

● Observe signage.

Park Activitiesat a Glance

Benefits of an Annual Park Permit ● Valid for 12 months from month of purchase

● Honored at Baylor, Lake Minnewashta and Lake

Waconia Regional Parks

● Honored at Washington and Anoka County Regional

Parks

For more information, call Carver County Parks at

(952) 466-5250

Onan ObservatoryThe Minnesota Astronomical Society (MAS)

operates the Onan Observatory within the park.

Their primary mission is education and public

outreach. The observatory features a retractable roof,

a Meade 16" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope and a

newly added 20” Obsession Dobonsian-style

reflecting telescope. For information about events,

activities, and public outreach, contact MAS at

www.mnastro.org/onan or call (952) 467-2426.

Summer WinterCamping n

Hiking n n

Picnicking n

Picnic Shelters and Community

Room(reservable) n n

Volleyball, Horseshoe, and

Tennis Courts n

Ball Field n

Playground n

Onan Observatory n n

Swimming n

Boating

(motorized and non-motorized,

paddleboat rentals available) n

Fishing (Fishing Pier) n

Ice Fishing n

Cross-Country Skiing (Rentals) n

Snowshoeing n

Group Camp n n

Disc Golf n

Page 2: Baylor Regional Park Brochure

Escape to Fun and Relaxation at Baylor Regional Park

Make reservations for the picnic shelters, community room or campsites. Call (952) 466-5250 or visit www.co.carver.mn.us/parks/ Visa®, MasterCard® and Discover® accepted.

Hiking/Skiing TrailsEnjoy a walking tour along five miles of trails

through Maple/Basswood forest and prairie. Watch

for wildlife or enjoy a scenic vista overlooking

Eagle Lake. Experience the cattail marsh from a

duck’s point of view as you venture across the 1/4

mile boardwalk trail. In the winter, trails are

groomed for skiing, or you can go snowshoeing off-

trail. Ski equipment is available for rent at the Park

Office on weekends and holidays, conditions

permitting.

Beach AreaMake a splash at the beach! Eagle Lake’s sandy

beach area is a great place to play and swim.

It features:

● Creative water play structure for kids who like to

experiment with water and sand

● Beach house with restrooms and changing area

● Picnic shelter, picnic tables and grills located

nearby

● Playground for adventures on dry land

BoatingLaunch a boat from the nearby public access or rent

a paddleboat from the gate attendant for a fun way

to tour the lake. Paddleboat rentals are available on

Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

through the gate house. Life vests are provided.

Paddleboat operations begin around Memorial Day

weekend and end Labor Day.The park is open daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. or one hour after sunset, whichever is later.

Park Hours

Park MapPark FeaturesBaylor Regional Park offers 201 acres for you to

explore and enjoy throughout the year. The park is

named after Henry Baylor, a farmer and the original

owner of the lands on which the park is located.

Picnic SheltersReady to eat? Baylor Park’s two picnic shelters

are ready for you! Both shelters feature picnic

tables, a large

grill, water and

electric service.

The Beach

Shelter

overlooks Eagle

Lake, and the

Prairie Shelter

overlooks the maintained park grounds and cattail

marsh.

Community RoomPlanning a special party or event? Consider holding

it in the Baylor Park Community Room (a charming

remodeled 1935 barn). The room is heated, air

conditioned and fully enclosed—making it available

year round for gatherings such as graduations,

meetings and reunions. Restrooms, a food

preparation area, and a 35' x 55' outdoor deck are

included.

CampingEnjoy a peaceful family camping experience at

Baylor Park. Bring your tent or RV and relax

amongst the campground’s many shade trees. Group

camping is also available.

The campground features:

● 50 campsites: 15 primitive campsites and 35

with water and electrical hook-ups

● Hot shower and restroom facilities