Automobile Consumer Information Study Crash Test Program - Volume II - Technical Report
Automobile Consumer Information Study Crash Test Program - Volume II - Technical Report
- Neue Suche nach: R. W. Carr
- Neue Suche nach: R. W. Carr
The objective of the vehicle crash test program was to develop test methodology for a series of vehicle rating tests and to produce a data base for use in determining crashworthiness and damage susceptibility ratings for contemporary automobiles. The crash test program was conducted over a 15-1/2 month period and was divided into two phases. The Phase I requirements were for ten crash tests of two 1973 intermediate-size automobiles. These tests included rigid barrier, moving barrier, and car-to-car impacts, at speeds ranging from 15 to 30 mph. Phase II involved twelve crash tests of the comparable 1974 intermediate-size automobiles. These tests included only rigid barrier, frontal impacts, and car-to-car front-to-rear impacts at speeds ranging from 8 to 35 mph. Phase II also included static and dynamic vehicle component tests on each vehicle. Summaries of the Phase I and II crash test programs and the predictive analysis are given along with comparisons between the test values and predicted values.
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Automobile Consumer Information Study Crash Test Program - Volume II - Technical Report
1976
190 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch