2002Unpublished venueRequires access

Finite element simulation of airbag deployment and optimization in crashworthiness design

Per-Olof Marklund

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The passive safety of cars is of uttermost importance for the automotive industry. To improve the safety of cars, computer simulations of the vehicle and occupant system by the Finite Element Metho ...

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The passive safety of cars is of uttermost importance for the automotive industry. To improve the safety of cars, computer simulations of the vehicle and occupant system by the Finite Element Metho ...

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The passive safety of cars is of uttermost importance for the automotive industry. To improve the safety of cars, computer simulations of the vehicle and occupant system by the Finite Element Metho ...

Key concepts: Crashworthiness, Finite element method, Automotive industry, Airbag, Automotive engineering, Engineering, Vehicle safety, Software deployment

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