题名: |
Geometric compatibility in near side impact crashes. |
作者: |
GRZEBIETA-R (Monash Univ, Australia); TINGVALL-C (Monash Univ, Australia); RECHNITZER-G (Monash Univ, Australia) |
关键词: |
CONFERENCE-; 8525-; CAR-; 1243-; SHAPE-; 9073-; BUMPER-; 1352-; FRONT-; 9025-; IMPACT-TEST-VEH; 1648-; DELIVERY-VEHICLE; 1234-; TRAM-; 1284-; SIDEWAYS-COLLISION; 1630-; HEAD-; 9027-; THORAX-; 2083-; FOUR-WHEEL-DRIVE; 1321-; SEVERITY-ACCID,-INJURY; 1623-; SIMULATION-; 9103-; INJURY-; 2163- |
摘要: |
This paper investigates the issue of geometric incompatibility between vehicles involved in T-bone side impact crashes. Some illustrative examples and case histories are presented that clearly demonstrate how a bullet vehicle, with a high front bumper region and a raised bonnet with a very stiff facia, intrudes significantly into the soft section of a sedan shaped car resulting in severe head and chest trauma. Experimental results of two T-bone crash tests - a sedan car into a sedan car and a Four Wheel Drive (4WD) vehicle into a sedan car - are described. The paper also presents a MADYMO simulation of a tram impacting the side of a car demonstrating how head strike of the struck vehicle's near side occupant can result in severe head injury at speeds as low as 35 km/h. The authors conclude with some discussion of how the front of vehicles should be designed so as to eliminate the possibility of severe intrusion and head strike in such crashes. |
总页数: |
PROCEEDINGS OF 17TH INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL CONFERENCE ON THE ENHANCED SAFETY OF VEHICLES, HELD AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS, 4-7 JUNE 2001. CD ROM. 2001. (DOT HS 809220) 10p (6 Refs.) |
报告类型: |
科技报告 |