Upper legform impactor (No.3) used to simulate the upper leg of a pedestrian in impact tests
- Made:
- circa 1987-1992 in England
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Upper legform impactor (No.3) used to accurately simulate the upper leg of a pedestrian in impact tests with the 'leading edge' of a car bonnet, with in-built sensors, cable leads for connecting to monitoring equipment and supporting rear bracket. Developed by the Transport Research Laboratory, England c.1987-1992.
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- Category:
- Public Health & Hygiene
- Object Number:
- 2005-92
- type:
- impactor
- credit:
- TRL (Transport Research Laboratory)
