Crashworthiness


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That attribute of a motor vehicle which allows the occupants involved in a crash to survive without injury
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NHTSA conducts vehicle testing and ratings each year to give consumers information about crashworthiness, collision avoidance and other areas that improve the safety of new vehicles.
2020 Hyundai Kona, Santa Fe and Tucson Earn NHTSA 5-Star Safety Rating
(https://www.iihs.org/ratings/vehicle/audi/e-tron-4-door-suv/2019) The crashworthiness tests consisted of small overlap front: driver-side; small overlap front: passenger-side; moderate overlap front; side; roof strength; and head restraints and seats.
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"The DA42 offers the ultimate in handling, stability and control, ease of operation and structural, system and propulsion redundancies, all coupled with a high degree of crashworthiness."
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Crashworthiness is evaluated either predictively using finite element models and experiments or reflectively by breaking down crash results.
An Investigation of a Locomotive Structural Crashworthiness Using Finite Element Simulation
Crashworthiness and design Crashworthiness Research conducted the said training.
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In addition to Europe's leading safety rating, the Compass also earned a Top Safety Pick rating from the US Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS), achieving 'good' ratings in each of five demanding IIHS tests that evaluate crashworthiness. Its available Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) technology also earned a grade of 'superior'.
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In order to analyze the effect of stacking sequence, fibre direction, and layer thickness on the crashworthiness of sandwich panels, the specimens in this study are divided into three groups (Group A/Group B/Group C) as listed in Table 3.
The Bending Responses of Sandwich Panels with Aluminium Honeycomb Core and CFRP Skins Used in Electric Vehicle Body
The results were possible because all models performed well in the newly added headlight performance category, as well as existing crashworthiness evaluation categories.
Every Mazda Tested for 2017 Earns IIHS Top Safety Pick+ Rating
Thin-walled structures, including beams and columns play an essential role in vehicle crashworthiness by absorbing impact kinematic energy effectively and efficiently [1, 2, 3].
A New Data-Driven Design Method for Thin-Walled Vehicular Structures Under Crash Loading
The updates would offer an alternative method for evaluating "crashworthiness" -- that is, the measure of how well passengers and crews are protected in an accident.
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Crashworthiness is one of the most important performances of vehicles, and the front rails are the main crash energy absorption parts during the frontal crashing process.
Uncertainty optimization of thin-walled beam crashworthiness based on approximate model with step encryption technology

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