Studies for motorcycle airbags
Subhasish Mukerjee, A Chwala, Jatin Jangra
Abstract
Subhasish Mukerjee, A Chwala, Jatin Jangra
Abstract
Advances in two wheeler rider safety have not kept pace with that of automobile rider safety. One of the safety systems in consideration, of late,has been deployment of airbags [Ijima et al, 1998]. Some of the limitations perceived in deploying airbags are that two wheeler riders are less likely to be in a fixed location with respect to the airbag at the point of impact and the lack of a supporting surface. The nature of these impact has been analysed in simulation for a proposed airbag system to estimate the head accelerations when the initial contact with the airbag is during the deployment phase. For the covering abstract see ITRD E134311.
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Advances in two wheeler rider safety have not kept pace with that of automobile rider safety. One of the safety systems in consideration, of late,has been deployment of airbags [Ijima et al, 1998]. Some of the limitations perceived in deploying airbags are that two wheeler riders are less likely to be in a fixed location with respect to the airbag at the point of impact and the lack of a supporting surface. The nature of these impact has been analysed in simulation for a proposed airbag system to estimate the head accelerations when the initial contact with the airbag is during the deployment phase. For the covering abstract see ITRD E134311.
Key concepts: Airbag, Software deployment, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Aeronautics, Transport engineering, Software engineering