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The Physics Of Car Safety
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... The Physics Of Car Safety Aim : To analyse the physics behind a car accident and a passive safety device used to reduce injury during an accident. Outline : To undertake a project looking at the parameters involved when a car is involved in a collision with a stationary object. To calculate the forces involved upon both the car and an occupant during an unrestrained collision at a specific speed. Develop the analysis to look at the effect of a safety device (crumple zones, a seat belt, or an air bag) on the severity of the impact for an occupant in the vehicle. To examine and analyse car accident data to illustrate the need or effectiveness of a specific passive device in reducing death and/or injury in road traffic accidents. Task : To produce a word processed A5 information leaflet about the operation and effect of a specific passive car safety device. Theory and Background Reading : You should read
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