HEAD INJURY CRITERION (HIC) NUMERICAL COMPARISON IN RUN OVER CONDITIONS AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS WITH A SEDAN VEHICLE TYPE

OMAR CORTES VASQUEZ; CHRISTOPHER RENE TORRES SAN  MIGUEL; GUILLERMO URRIOLAGOITIA SOSA; IVAN LENIN CRUZ JARAMILLO; LUIS ANTONIO AGUILAR PÉREZ; LUIS MARTINEZ SAEZ; BEATRIZ ROMERO ANGELES; GUILLERMO MANUEL  URRIOLAGOITIA CALDERÓN

doi:https://doi.org/10.6036/8401

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HEAD INJURY CRITERION (HIC) NUMERICAL COMPARISON IN RUN OVER CONDITIONS AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS WITH A SEDAN VEHICLE TYPE

SEPTEMBER 2017 - Volume: 92 - Pages: 489

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6036/8401

Authors:

OMAR CORTES VASQUEZ -

CHRISTOPHER RENE TORRES SAN MIGUEL

GUILLERMO URRIOLAGOITIA SOSA

- IVAN LENIN CRUZ JARAMILLO - LUIS ANTONIO AGUILAR PÉREZ - LUIS MARTINEZ SAEZ - BEATRIZ ROMERO ANGELES -

GUILLERMO MANUEL URRIOLAGOITIA CALDERÓN

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Mechanics (OTRAS )

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Key words:: atropello, maniquí, índice de lesión, elementos finitos, vehículos, run over, dummy, injury index, finite elements, vehicles
Article type:: NOTA TECNICA / TECHNICAL NOTE
Section:: TECHNICAL NOTE

An injury mechanism is defined as a description of the mechanical and physiological changes that result in anatomical and functional damage in the human being. The mechanisms of head injury have been studied through the use of animal experiments, PMHS (Post Mortem Human Subjects), physical models and models developed using Finite Elements.

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