2021 May 14 |
Equitable safety for female occupants | GRSP-69-15
Document Title: Equitable safety for female occupants
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Document Reference Number: GRSP-69-15
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Submitted by: Humanetics and Netherlands
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Meeting Session: 69th GRSP session (17-21
May 2021)
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Document date: 14 May 21 (Posted 14 May 21)
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This document concerns United Nations Agreement | Mutual Resolution No. 1: Management of Test Devices.
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Meeting Reports
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Working Party on Passive Safety | Session 69 | 17-21
May 2021
32. The expert from Netherlands on behalf of a dummy manufacturer introduced GRSP-69-15, explaining that his company would work with any interested parties concerning devices that represent vulnerable occupants. He also offered full cooperation concerning the 50th percentile female dummies and offered to actively support Sweden in the development and evaluation of the respective Anthropomorphic Test Device. The experts from Sweden introduced (GRSP-69-42) reiterating the result of a study conducted in her country showing that adult female were poorly represented by existing dummies. She therefore suggested to start to form an ad hoc group to understand the issue and elaborate a suggestion for terms of reference for an IWG addressing both men and women equally and diversity of occupants to be presented for the December 2021 session of GRSP. She suggested to cooperate with interested Contracting Parties and manufacturers and to invite experts of the Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety (WP.1) and of the Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation and Standardization Policies (WP.6) to join if were still lingering questions. It was noted that possible participation of WP.1 and WP.6 should be consulted with the Administrative Committee on the coordination of work of WP.29 (AC.2) to receive endorsement. GRSP agreed about with suggestion of the expert from Sweden to start consultation with interested parties concerning the issue.
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2021-05-14 |
2021-06-24 13:24:18 UTC |
2019 September 13 |
BioRID II corridor analysis for GTR 7 | TEGID-19-03
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2019-09-13 |
2019-09-13 12:43:29 UTC |
2019 September 13 |
BioRID II C4 issue | TEGID-19-05
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2019-09-13 |
2019-09-13 12:56:37 UTC |
2019 September 13 |
HIII and BioRID shoe specifications | TEGID-19-08
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2019-09-13 |
2019-09-13 13:12:21 UTC |
2019 August 28 |
Corridor analysis for BioRID II under GTR 7 | TEGID-18-03
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2019-08-28 |
2019-09-13 12:53:42 UTC |
2019 May 8 |
BioRID POT A Test Corridor | TEGID-17-03
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2019-05-08 |
2019-05-08 14:09:57 UTC |
2017 November 20 |
FlexPLI Drawing and User Manual Status | GTR9-10-05
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2017-11-20 |
2017-11-20 15:43:09 UTC |
2017 August 31 |
Q10 Hip insert installation and suit modification for child restraint systems testing | CRS-67-11
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2017-08-31 |
2017-08-31 16:48:38 UTC |
2017 January 30 |
Revised Comments to JAMA Presentation GTR9-7-06c and Proposed Changes, FlexPLI GTR Manual | GTR9-08-08/Rev.1
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2017-01-30 |
2017-01-30 17:41:57 UTC |
2016 October 18 |
HIS BioRID Certification Test Update | GTR7-16-02
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2016-10-18 |
2016-10-18 16:03:37 UTC |
2015 February 9 |
Reviewed FlexPLI version GTR drawing package, Rev. 4 (final version status Feb. 2015) | GTR9-09-11/Rev.4
Document Title: Reviewed FlexPLI version GTR drawing package, Rev. 4 (final version status Feb. 2015)
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Document Reference Number: GTR9-09-11/Rev.4
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Description: Compressed zip archive containing the FlexPLI drawing package (108 documents)
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Submitted by: Humanetics
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Meeting Session: 9th GTR9 session (16-17
Dec 2013)
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Document date: 09 Feb 15 (Posted 09 Feb 15)
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This document concerns GTR No. 9 | Pedestrian Safety.
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2015-02-09 |
2013-12-12 17:29:48 UTC |
2014 October 14 |
CRS informal group report: Status of Abdominal Pressure Twin Sensors integration | CRS-47-06
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2014-10-14 |
2015-04-08 06:17:08 UTC |
2014 October 3 |
GTR 7: BioRID II Certification Test Development | GTR7-15-02
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2014-10-03 |
2014-10-03 18:25:19 UTC |
2014 October 3 |
Update on BioRID II certification and drawings | GTR7-15-04
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2014-10-03 |
2014-10-03 18:28:55 UTC |
2014 May 22 |
Reviewed FlexPLI version GTR drawing package, Rev. 2 (final version) | GTR9-09-11/Rev.2
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2014-05-22 |
2014-05-21 08:09:24 UTC |
2014 March 26 |
R129 bench foam | CRS-43-10
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2014-03-26 |
2014-03-26 14:53:46 UTC |
2014 February 21 |
Reviewed FlexPLI version GTR drawing package (updated) | GTR9-09-11/Rev.1
Document Title: Reviewed FlexPLI version GTR drawing package (updated)
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Document Reference Number: GTR9-09-11/Rev.1
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Description: Compressed zip archive containing the FlexPLI drawing package (100+ documents)
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Submitted by: Humanetics
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Meeting Session: 9th GTR9 session (16-17
Dec 2013)
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Document date: 20 Feb 14 (Posted 21 Feb 14)
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This document concerns GTR No. 9 | Pedestrian Safety.
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2014-02-21 |
2014-02-21 09:58:25 UTC |
2014 January 30 |
Update on BioRID II certification test development | TEGID-16-02
Document Title: Update on BioRID II certification test development
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Document Reference Number: TEGID-16-02
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Description: Progress report on efforts to evelop certification tests which can control dummy reproducibility.
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Submitted by: Humanetics
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Meeting Session: 16th TEGID session (29 Jan 2014)
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Document date: 29 Jan 14 (Posted 30 Jan 14)
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This document concerns GTR No. 7 | Head Restraints.
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Meeting Reports
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BioRID II Rear Impact Dummy Technical Evaluation Group | Session 16 | 29 Jan 2014
Update on (new) Certification procedure (Humanetics)
Paul Depinet/Humanetics introduced TEGID-16-02 and TEGID-16-03 on the status of the work related to the certification procedures.
TEGID-16-03 describes the draft BioRID certification procedure in detail. This document shall form the basis for inclusion into the Mutual Resolution No. 1. Feedback is needed as soon as possible as this document shall be sent to the UN secretariat with regard to format and formal questions, too.
The drawings (also CAD) are now in the Humanetics system. An update of the group on this issue is planned for the next face to face meeting.
Paul Depinet reported (TEGID-16-02) that a larger team is now working at Humanetics on this issue. The chair of the GTR No. 7 group and the chair of the BioRID TEG expressed their thanks to Humanetics for this support.
Good progress has been made during the last weeks. However, there is still some work to be done.
New tighter corridors are proposed for many criteria.
It was mentioned that the current procedure for the measurement of head rotation using the pots might have some potential for errors and the use of a video system was discussed. Johan Davidsson (Chalmers) said that based on his experience video analysis could be used. However, the current wording of the certification procedure does not include a procedure and requirements for using video systems. Jack Jenson (GM) had the view that a uniform procedure should be used in regulation and that there is not much experience with video analysis of BioRID head rotation during certification. Consequently, further discussion on this issue should be considered in the future.
Koshiro Ono (JARI) raised concerns about the biofidelity of the BioRID. Looking at all the changes of the BioRID and the certification procedure he has pointed out that the
biofidelity should be ensured. Johan Davidsson referred to the EEVC WG 12 work on the BioRID. Bernd Lorenz explained that all the work that has been done in the last years had the aim to improve R&R of the BioRID. All dummies used for this work (and the EEVC studies) had passed the old certification procedure which was meant to ensure biofidelity. So, biofidelity of the BioRID should not be worsened.
Humanetics reported that stiffness measurement of the bumpers using a durometer has a bad R&R. The use of a universal test machine could give some improvement. One drawback could be a material change used for the bumpers. It seems that the supplier of the bumpers has changed the recipe (softeners) as from 2013 onwards. This is leading to an unexpected accelerated aging of the material (increasing stiffness). Humanetics is asking group members (and their experts on plastics) for advice.
Preparation for Brussels meeting
Group members are asked to read/check the documents (TEGID-16-02, TEGID-16-03) carefully and to provide feedback for the face to face meeting in Brussels. All members are asked to help Humanetics with expert advice regarding plastics esp. softeners under the new environmental/health protection requirements.
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2014-01-30 |
2014-01-30 12:24:37 UTC |
2014 January 30 |
Certification Procedures for the BioRID II Crash Test Dummy | TEGID-16-03
Document Title: Certification Procedures for the BioRID II Crash Test Dummy
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Document Reference Number: TEGID-16-03
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Description: Draft BioRID Dummy Certification Procedures to ensure proper dummy performance. These procedures include multiple tests to verify system inputs and two tests to verify dummy performance.
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Submitted by: Humanetics
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Meeting Session: 16th TEGID session (29 Jan 2014)
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Document date: 27 Jan 14 (Posted 30 Jan 14)
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This document concerns GTR No. 7 | Head Restraints.
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Meeting Reports
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BioRID II Rear Impact Dummy Technical Evaluation Group | Session 16 | 29 Jan 2014
Update on (new) Certification procedure (Humanetics)
Paul Depinet/Humanetics introduced TEGID-16-02 and TEGID-16-03 on the status of the work related to the certification procedures.
TEGID-16-03 describes the draft BioRID certification procedure in detail. This document shall form the basis for inclusion into the Mutual Resolution No. 1. Feedback is needed as soon as possible as this document shall be sent to the UN secretariat with regard to format and formal questions, too.
The drawings (also CAD) are now in the Humanetics system. An update of the group on this issue is planned for the next face to face meeting.
Paul Depinet reported (TEGID-16-02) that a larger team is now working at Humanetics on this issue. The chair of the GTR No. 7 group and the chair of the BioRID TEG expressed their thanks to Humanetics for this support.
Good progress has been made during the last weeks. However, there is still some work to be done.
New tighter corridors are proposed for many criteria.
It was mentioned that the current procedure for the measurement of head rotation using the pots might have some potential for errors and the use of a video system was discussed. Johan Davidsson (Chalmers) said that based on his experience video analysis could be used. However, the current wording of the certification procedure does not include a procedure and requirements for using video systems. Jack Jenson (GM) had the view that a uniform procedure should be used in regulation and that there is not much experience with video analysis of BioRID head rotation during certification. Consequently, further discussion on this issue should be considered in the future.
Koshiro Ono (JARI) raised concerns about the biofidelity of the BioRID. Looking at all the changes of the BioRID and the certification procedure he has pointed out that the
biofidelity should be ensured. Johan Davidsson referred to the EEVC WG 12 work on the BioRID. Bernd Lorenz explained that all the work that has been done in the last years had the aim to improve R&R of the BioRID. All dummies used for this work (and the EEVC studies) had passed the old certification procedure which was meant to ensure biofidelity. So, biofidelity of the BioRID should not be worsened.
Humanetics reported that stiffness measurement of the bumpers using a durometer has a bad R&R. The use of a universal test machine could give some improvement. One drawback could be a material change used for the bumpers. It seems that the supplier of the bumpers has changed the recipe (softeners) as from 2013 onwards. This is leading to an unexpected accelerated aging of the material (increasing stiffness). Humanetics is asking group members (and their experts on plastics) for advice.
Preparation for Brussels meeting
Group members are asked to read/check the documents (TEGID-16-02, TEGID-16-03) carefully and to provide feedback for the face to face meeting in Brussels. All members are asked to help Humanetics with expert advice regarding plastics esp. softeners under the new environmental/health protection requirements.
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2014-01-30 |
2014-01-30 12:27:56 UTC |
2013 December 16 |
Flex PLI GTR: User Manual | GTR9-09-07/Rev.1
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2013-12-16 |
2013-12-16 14:56:04 UTC |
2013 December 16 |
Updates to Flex PLI Manual Rev E to Rev F | GTR9-09-08/Rev.1
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2013-12-16 |
2013-12-16 14:57:34 UTC |
2013 December 12 |
Flex PLI Review: Dimensional Tolerance | GTR9-09-14
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2013-12-12 |
2013-12-12 17:22:58 UTC |
2013 December 12 |
Flex PLI: Flesh Neoprene Corridor | GTR9-09-13
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2013-12-12 |
2013-12-12 17:24:45 UTC |
2013 December 12 |
Flex PLI Review: Weight Tolerance | GTR9-09-10
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2013-12-12 |
2013-12-12 17:31:11 UTC |
2013 December 12 |
FlexPLI GTR User Manual Rev. F (Draft) 2013 | GTR9-09-07
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2013-12-12 |
2013-12-12 17:33:18 UTC |