Essentials of Autopsy Practice 2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-46997-3_3
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“…The collision dynamics equation indicates the complicated relationship between the impulse L 1 exerted on the pedestrian and the impulse L 2 transmitted from this pedestrian to the others. That is to say, if the impulse exerted on the pedestrian has been given already, the impulse transmitted to the next pedestrian in the collision will be calculated by the equation (14). Therefore, the transmission pattern of the collision can be elucidated and predicted by this collision dynamics model.…”
Section: Collision Dynamics Without Handsmentioning
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“…The collision dynamics equation indicates the complicated relationship between the impulse L 1 exerted on the pedestrian and the impulse L 2 transmitted from this pedestrian to the others. That is to say, if the impulse exerted on the pedestrian has been given already, the impulse transmitted to the next pedestrian in the collision will be calculated by the equation (14). Therefore, the transmission pattern of the collision can be elucidated and predicted by this collision dynamics model.…”
Section: Collision Dynamics Without Handsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Supposing that the momentum of the backmost one has been completely converted into the impulse transmitted to the 2nd pedestrian, it will be consistent with the successive collision process in Condition 1. Therefore, the impulse exerted from the 3rd to the 6th pedestrian can be successively derived by equation (14) with parameters of equation (30) and contact forces will be calculated by the numerical relationship in figure 5. The maximum contact force F Max exerted on each pedestrian in this simulation is given by three methods above, and the results are shown in table 3.…”
Section: Numerical Relationships Of the Collision Force Pulsementioning
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