Physical Evidence Analysis and Roll Velocity Effects in Rollover Accident Reconstruction

Bready, Jon E.; May, Andrew A.; Allsop, Douglas “L”

doi:10.4271/2001-01-1284

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“…Then using the theorem of momentum, the collision dynamics model of this kind of accident was constructed [3]. At the same time, using the kinematics principle, the automobile movement trajectory model was also constructed [4]. In recent years, foreign developed many accident reconstruction analysis software based on the traditional models.…”

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Applicability Analysis for the Reconstruction Model of Automobile Two-Dimensional Eccentric Collision Accidents

Cao

Zuo

2013

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In order to provide a theory algorithm for simulation and reconstruction analysis of automobile two-dimensional eccentric collision accidents, the applicability problems of the traditional dynamics model and trajectory model in this kind of accident were analyzed in theory respectively. Using PC-Crash software and the traditional models, a real accident case was reconstructed and analyzed. The comparative study between the reconstruction analysis results and the vehicles traces remained in the accident scene was conducted. According to the comparative study, reliabilities of the traditional models were verified.

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