Crashworthiness, Occupant Protection and Biomechanics in Transportation Systems 1998
DOI: 10.1115/imece1998-0975
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ISP: An Airbag Inflator Simulation Program

Abstract: An inflator simulation computer program, ISP, has been developed to facilitate the assessment of transient heat transfer models. In addition to providing for incorporation of new transient heat transfer models, this program has several other useful and unique features: 1) it allows gas to have multiple chemical components, 2) it allows gas to use temperature-dependent thermodynamic properties, 3) it can self-generate gas thermodynamic properties through linkage to a chemical kinetic package CHEMKIN, and 4) it … Show more

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“…The pressure inside the flexible cylinder is equal everywhere, which is the basic assumption of the controlled volume method [5][6]. Viewing the flexible cylinder volume as a controllable volume, the position, orientation and surface area of the individual flexible cylinder units in each time step at a predefined coordinate system can be derived.…”
Section: Control Volume Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pressure inside the flexible cylinder is equal everywhere, which is the basic assumption of the controlled volume method [5][6]. Viewing the flexible cylinder volume as a controllable volume, the position, orientation and surface area of the individual flexible cylinder units in each time step at a predefined coordinate system can be derived.…”
Section: Control Volume Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Control Volume method is a commonly used method for numerical calculation of airbags, which was proposed by Wang and Nefske in 1988 [7] [8]. The method treats the whole airbag as a controlled volume, and the inflation process of the airbag is an adiabatic process.…”
Section: Numerical Calculation Methods Of Flexible Airbag Deploymentmentioning
confidence: 99%