Title: TWG TP Study
1 Side airbag OOP study
Side airbag TWG Meeting on October 25. 2001
Honda RD
2Outline
- Airbag philosophy and OOP test status.
- OOP test procedure study.
3Airbag philosophy and OOP test status
Side Effect
Occupant Protection
Balance
Frontal airbag system
Side airbag system
- Top mount airbag
- De-power inflator
- Folding for quick deployment
- Material
- Shape
- Seat mount airbag
- De-power inflator
- Folding for a performance to go into
narrow space - Seat tear line structure for de-power inflator
Multi stage inflator
Occupant Posture Detecting System
Crash severity
i-SRS
i-side airbag system
4Airbag philosophy and OOP test status
- Support Side airbag TWG orientation(contribution).
- Challenging High-performance airbag system
research and development.
- Applying side airbag system with OPDS.
- Possibility be met TWG OOP recommendation.
(Canadian MOU)
5OOP test procedure study
3.3.2 Test for seat-mounted system
6OOP test procedure study
Injury severity
HY3 C3Y on Booster seat 3.3.2.1 position is most
important in our airbag system.
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Studied using prototype side airbags based on
NHTSA's proposal. a) Dummy setting problems
b) Neck injury mechanism
7OOP test procedure study
To study injury variation of relative location
between A/B module and C3Y Dummy head.
Case 1. Airbag module height position in seat
Case 2. Dummy height position along the seat
surface
8OOP test procedure study
Case 1. Airbag module height position in seat
A
Position AReference to TWG procedure
Position BMove module 120mm upward
Dummy head contacts seat surface
Reference to TWG procedure
Head behind clearance increases 0(A) to 110mm(B)
9OOP test procedure study
Case 1. Airbag module height position in seat
A
B
Contact
110mm
10OOP test procedure study
Case 2. Dummy height position with head
contacting the seat surface
50mm
0
50mm
11OOP test procedure study
12OOP test procedure study
Test results
- Test result deviations related to the setting
procedure are found. - Distance between head and airbag module is
affected by airbag module height within the seat. - Dummy (C3Y) neck injury criteria is very
sensitive to distance between airbag module and
head.