The effects of the design of the steering assembly and the instrument panel on injuries (especially aortic rupture) sustained by car drivers in head-on collision.

Auteur(s)
Coermann, R. G. Dotzauer W. Lange a.o.
Jaar
Samenvatting

Six head- on collisions are simulated with an electrohydraulic accelerator. The injuries by the impacts are studied on human cadavers due to the design of the steering assembly. Forces transmitted from the steering wheel and the panel to the body are recorded, as well as the blood pressure in the aorta. It is shown that the bodily injuries inflicted by steering assemblies with a shock-absorbing pot are much less severe than those produced by conventional ones.

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Bibliotheeknummer
B 469 T /84 /91.2 /(B 470 staat in de 40'ers)
Uitgave

In: Journal of Trauma, Vol. 12 (1972), No. 8 (August), p. 715-724

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