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October 2009
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October 2009
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Head Injury Criterion: Historical PerspectivesMinimization of Deceleration Distance for Constrained HICMinimization of HIC for Constrained Deceleration DistanceAlternative Control LawsReferences
October 2009
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October 2009
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Optimal Shock Isolation for Two-Component Viscoelastic ObjectOptimal Shock Isolation for Three-Component StructuresReferences
October 2009
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IntroductionOptimal Shock Isolation of Single-Degree-of-Freedom SystemSimulation Using MADYMODiscussionReferences
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Half TitleTitleCopyrightContentsPrefaceBasic Terminology
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Structure of the BookRelated StudiesReferences
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Smart Restraint SystemsBasic Concept of Restraint Force ControlLimiting Performance Analysis for the Prevention of Thoracic Injuries in a Frontal Car CrashFeedback Control of the Elastic Restraint Force on the Basis of the Two-Mass Thorax Injury ModelConclusions References
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Basic ProblemsLimiting Performance Analysis: Basic Concept and Analytical ResultsLimiting Performance Analysis: Computational ApproachParametric OptimizationPre-Acting Control for Shock IsolatorsBest and Worst Disturbance AnalysesReferences
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Description of the ModelMinimization of Occupant's Displacement Subject to Constraint Imposed on the Spinal Compressive ForceSpinal Injury Control System with Two Shock IsolatorsMADYMO Simulation for Limiting Performance AnalysisReferences
... In these cases, dry friction forces must be absent near the balance point. In spite of weighty arguments about shock and vibration protection systems [2][3][4][5][6][7][8], little attention has been paid to dry friction vibration insulation. ...
March 2001
... The calculation of SCF is essential to calculate the maximum stress around the hole. According to Peterson [28], the SCF (K T ) is specified as the ratio of extreme stress (σ max ) in the hole zone under the actual loads to the nominal stress (σ nom ) in the section, as shown in Equations (22)-(25) For the simple geometries, σ max is assessed using numerical methods or analytical procedures. Experimental methods, such as photoelasticity or digital image correlation, can also be used to estimate it. ...
January 2008
... The fiber direction was solved using the linear-elastic behavior from the fiber instead of the homogenized composite since it is governed by inextensible fibers. The constitutive equation for the stress is given by Equation (4) [42]. ...
January 2008
... where Λ is ratio of the inner radius to the outer radius [10]. dimensional shear correction term φ which is equivalent to shear correction factor κ is usually used ic system, disks can be modeled either as rigid bodies or flexible bodies. ...
January 2008
... The implant material is the original material that is cultured in vitro from cells obtained from a patient and subsequently implanted. And a biomaterial that serves as a replacement for part of the human tissue in the support system [2]. ...
January 2008
... Residual stresses are known to be stresses in a solid state of an specimen, at a uniform temperature, in the absence of any external loads (forces, couples or accelerations). This causes the formation of a system of forces in equilibrium, both locally and globally, which is generally difficult to evaluate [1,2]. ...
January 2008
... Appendix B. Deflection and moment capacity calculation of the hybrid timber concrete panels in Table 3 B.1. Deformation at SLS Deformation of a beam under four point bending as shown in Fig. A1 is calculated by [41]: ...
January 2008
... Доказательство данного утверждения опускается. Его можно найти, например, в [7]. Движение объекта относительно основания при управлении (5.10) происходит следующим образом. ...
October 2009
... Grip strength on the handgrip affects hand, wrist and elbow kinematics and in turn the peak forearm force. In a simulation with a weak grip (10 N grip force), the upper extremity maintains contact with the airbag during deployment and the elbow is forced into full extension, which results in a high compressive load (4,760 N) to the forearm [ 173 ]. In a simulation of a strong grip (418 N grip force), the elbow slips inboard of the deploying airbag prior to full elbow extension and thus does not undergo direct airbag contact or prolonged loading. ...
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Role of Muscles in Accidental Injury
March 2001
SAE Technical Papers
... Currently, GEBOD has data sets of 50 percentile sitting and standing Hybrid II and Hybrid III dummies. It also has a sitting Hybrid III dummy with enhanced lower extremity model (Pellettiere, et al., 1998). ...
February 1998
SAE Technical Papers