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| Document Title | Human modeling and Q6 dummy kinematics | ||||||||
| Reference Number | CRS-38-04 | ||||||||
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18 Apr 2013
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| Source(s) | IFSTTAR | ||||||||
| Rulemaking Area(s) | UN R129 Enhanced Child Restraints | ||||||||
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| CRS | Session 38 | 16 Apr 2013 |
DOREL presents results on tests performed with the NPACS belted bench & Q6 (CRS-38-03). Installation method was in line with R44 regulation. Despite, simulations with the Q6 model show submarining effect when the bench has a 5° angle, there were no evidence of submarining with these current tests. Human modeling and Q6 kinematics (CRS-38-04) from IFSTTAR: Simulation of the bench model from TUB and First results with the 6 years olds human model => Human Model submarines when directly installed on the bench, no submarining occurs when it is in a CRS. The safety benefit of a booster is shown by the human model not by the Q6 dummy. |
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