Feasibility of using a novel Instrumented Human Head Surrogate to measure helmet, head & brain kinematics and intracranial pressure during multidirectional impact tests

Published by at 30 mai 2019

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Aim of the work is to present the feasibility of using an Instrumented Human Head Surrogate (IHHS-1) during multidirectional impacts while wearing a modern ski helmet. The IHHS-1 is intended to provide reliable and repeatable data for the experimental validation of FE models and for the experimental evaluation of modern helmets designed to enhance the degree of protection against multidirectional impacts.

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Feasibility of using a novel Instrumented Human Head Surrogate to measure helmet, head & brain kinematics and intracranial pressure during multidirectional impact tests

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