The Frontal-Impact Response of a Booster-Seated Child-Size PMHS

López‐Valdés, Francisco J.; Forman, Jason; Boström, Ola; Kent, Richard W.

doi:10.1080/15389580903575793

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The Frontal-Impact Response of a Booster-Seated Child-Size PMHS

Abstract: A complete description of the outcome of the tests is presented in the article. These results suggest that the introduction of a pretensioning force limiting belt in the rear seat can be beneficial for small size occupants like children using booster seats.

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