Numerical child restraint system analysis in 6 years old infant during a dolly rollover test

Cruz-Jaramillo, I. L.; Miguel, Christopher René Torres-San; Leal-Naranjo, José-Alfredo; Martínez-Sáez, L.

doi:10.1080/13588265.2020.1718464

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“…The importance of installing child safety seats in motor vehicles is expounded, which is a safety device to protect child occupants in the event of traffic accidents [ 5 ]. The use of child safety seats in Australia was analyzed in detail, and it was found that there were many misoperations of child safety seats, and there were also incidents that child safety seats could not be installed correctly [ 6 ]. The article proposes to enhance the safety awareness of parents and try to avoid accidents caused by the wrong operation of child safety seats.…”

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A Structural Design of a Child Seat Based on Morphological Elements and Ergonomics

Jiang

Meng

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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In order to improve the safety and comfort of child seat structural design, this paper combines ergonomics and morphological elements to analyze the structural design of child seat and establish a crash model. Moreover, the obtained kinematic response and injury curves are compared with the corresponding actual tested kinematic response and injury parameters to analyze the biomechanics of child occupant injury, the injury characteristics of child occupants in frontal and side collisions, and the evaluation criteria for head, neck, and chest injuries. In addition, this paper combines the intelligent design method to design a safety seat that meets the needs of children. The results show that the structural design method of child seat based on morphological elements and ergonomics proposed in this paper can play an important role in the design of child seat.

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A Structural Design of a Child Seat Based on Morphological Elements and Ergonomics

Jiang

Meng

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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“…The cervical vertebra models are 3D printed at LARM2 laboratory. Previous elements are fixed to a base (6). vertebral model to measure the acceleration, rotation and displacement.…”

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Design of an Articulated Neck for Testbed Mannequin

Arreguín

Ceccarelli

Miguel

2020

Mechanisms and Machine Science

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“…It is the most Anthropometric Test Device (ATD) used to evaluate vehicle crash events and many other events that could injure a person. Many studies evaluate injuries [13][14][15][16] to mention a few examples: test bench design, which is capable of reproducing impact scenarios by applying a compression force to the thorax produced by the seat belt in a car accident [17], characterization of the impact on the head in terms of acceleration and force, among others [18,19].…”

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Design of an Articulated Neck to Assess Impact Head-Neck Injuries

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Ceccarelli

Miguel

2022

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This paper describes a new solution for an articulated low-cost artificial neck with sensors to assess the effects of head impacts. This prototype is designed as a new solution to evaluate the neck’s response after suffering the head impact. An overview of existing solutions is reported to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of each one briefly. Problems and requirements for prototype design are outlined to guide to a solution with commercial components. A prototype is developed, and its operating performance is evaluated through a lab test. Several tests are worked out considering the biomechanics involved in the most common accidents of head-neck impacts. Results show a response on the prototype similar to an actual human neck. Future improvements are also outlined for better accurate responses considering the results from the lab test.

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Numerical child restraint system analysis in 6 years old infant during a dolly rollover test

Cited by 10 publications

References 7 publications

A Structural Design of a Child Seat Based on Morphological Elements and Ergonomics

A Structural Design of a Child Seat Based on Morphological Elements and Ergonomics

Design of an Articulated Neck for Testbed Mannequin

Design of an Articulated Neck to Assess Impact Head-Neck Injuries

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