2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.aap.2012.04.009
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Overview of critical risk factors in Power-Two-Wheeler safety

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“…Para os casos FRC, equação (14), e FSR, equação (15), uma vez determinada a desaceleração (a), a distância de frenagem pode ser determinada pela equação (16), classicamente conhecida como Equação de Torricelli.…”
Section: Desaceleração E Distância De Frenagemunclassified
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“…Para os casos FRC, equação (14), e FSR, equação (15), uma vez determinada a desaceleração (a), a distância de frenagem pode ser determinada pela equação (16), classicamente conhecida como Equação de Torricelli.…”
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“…No caso µ D = µ T , considerando a força de resistência constante, a equação (20) torna-se a equação (14) No caso de resistência nula, torna-se a equação (15).…”
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“…Both of them are launched in order to increase the capability of institutional management arrangement, but the result of a preliminary investigation shown that the pattern of the current traffic accident risk management were not integrated (Vlahogianni, et al,2012) where most of accident risk management activities were done partially. Accident's causes and triggers variables were identified and analyzed separately such that the recommendation could not be directly applied.…”
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“…Braking system is divided by two categories of brake system which is a drum brake system and disc brake system [2]. The difference between them is the mechanism and the components used in the assembly of the system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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