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Crashworthiness study of a civil aircraft fuselage section. Investigation of opportunities for lightweight vehicles. Crashworthiness safety systems do not prevent accidents from occurring. Improved vehicle crashworthiness design by control of the energy absorption for different collision situations citation for published version apa. Crashworthiness focuses on occupant protection to reduce the number of fatal and serious injuries that occur in the united states each year. Crahvi crashworthiness of aircraft for high velocity impact 4background zcrahvi is an rtd project fw5, partly funded by the eu zcrahvi is a follow up of two previous brite euram projects design for crash survivability crasurv sept. Smc 43 automotive structures design for crashworthiness the main function of the body structure is to protect occupants in a collision there are many standard crash tests and performance levels for the usa, these standards are contained in federal motor vehicle safety standards fmvss. Publishers pdf, also known as version of record includes final page, issue and volume numbers. Crashworthiness is the science of minimizing the risk of serious injuries and fatalities in motor vehicle collisions. Aid the faa in the development of guidance material for crashworthiness certification for the transport industry, and in the preparation of educationaltraining material for new engineers. Oems needed to increase the study of the structure, materials and restraint systems in order to achieve five star ratings again and this is where crashworthiness simulation plays a vital role. The size of finite element models used for crashworthiness evaluations imposes limitations to the level of detail when capturing localized effects.
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