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Discussion on Injury Threshold for Pedestrian Legform Test

Discussion on Injury Threshold for Pedestrian Legform Test. Tibia Bending Strength and Response Nyquist G. W. et al, 1985 (SAE, Paper No. 851728). Proposed injury threshold for tibia bending: 350 Nm. RECONSIDERATION OF INJURY CRITERIA FOR PEDESTRIAN SUBSYSTEM LEGFORM TEST

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Discussion on Injury Threshold for Pedestrian Legform Test

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  1. Discussion on Injury Threshold for Pedestrian Legform Test

  2. Tibia Bending Strength and Response Nyquist G. W. et al, 1985 (SAE, Paper No. 851728) Proposed injury threshold for tibia bending: 350 Nm

  3. RECONSIDERATION OF INJURY CRITERIA FOR PEDESTRIAN SUBSYSTEM LEGFORM TEST - PROBLEMS OF RIGID LEGFORM IMPACTOR - Konosu A. et al, 2001 (ESV, Paper No. 263) Local bending angle curve （unknown） Global bending angle curve Proposed injury threshold for Knee bending: 20 deg. Local bending angle: Exclude Long Bone Bending Angle Global bending angle: Include Long Bone Bending Angle

  4. Local knee bending angle, Global knee bending angle Knee support Knee level Global knee bending angle (including bone bending) Local knee bending angle

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