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Document Title | GTR 7: Candidate Seat Performance/Injury Criteria for Regulatory Purposes | ||||||||
Reference Number | WCWID-02-04 | ||||||||
Date |
1 Sep 2015
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Source(s) | BASt | ||||||||
Rulemaking Area(s) | GTR No. 7 Head Restraints | ||||||||
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WCWID | Session 2 | 27 Aug 2015 |
5.d. On Candidate Seat Performance / Injury Criteria for Regulatory Purposes However, it should be noted that only the seats of the best selling version are tested at Euro NCAP. In general, no special sports seats or high sophisticated luxury seats are tested within the Euro NCAP programme. Euro NCAP whiplash tests are currently performed in 7 European labs which received “Euro NCAP accreditation”. Different BioRIDs are used which are certified according to the “old” procedure. Based on the data and by a comparison of the different proposals BL recommends the following limits for further discussion within the GTR 7 group:
BL said that a status was reached where the group could also define something as “good practice” or based on the experience of JNCAP and Euro NCAP (may be IIWPG) set limits for some criteria to set a minimum standard and to sort out very cheap and bad seats (which could have a good geometry). |
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