A methodology and tool chain to develop integrated safety systems

Tijssens, Martin; Bosma, Freerk; Kietlinski, Kajetan

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Tijssens, Martin¹; Bosma, Freerk¹; Kietlinski, Kajetan²

A methodology and tool chain to develop integrated safety systems

Proceedings of the 24th International Technical Conference on the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles (ESV)

Affiliations

¹TASS International, The Netherlands

²TASS International, Germany
Abstract

This paper presents a methodology that enables designing integrated safety systems. The advantages of the methodology are demonstrated by applying it to a passive safety system that is supplemented by an AEB active safety system. The passive and integrated safety systems are compared through simulations with a set of vehicles and occupants subjected to load cases obtained from regulations. The methodology reveals changes in injury mechanisms and advantages of the addition of AEB.
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URL: http://www-esv.nhtsa.dot.gov/Proceedings/24/files/24ESV-000329.PDF

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