 |
|
| Biomechanics Software and Reports |
| These papers present the prevelance and consequence of lower extremity injuries in frontal crashes in the United States. Injury criteria, risk curves and recommended injury assessment reference values for below knee injuries are also provided for use with the Thor-Lx/HIIIr and Thor-FLx/HIIIr. |
|
 |
Biomechanics Software and Reports
|
| |
|
|
|
|
| THOR Advanced Crash Test Dummy |
(50th Percentile Adult Male, Alpha Version)
As a component of a long-term research program dedicated to the reduction of automotive crash trauma, the National Transportation Biomechanics Research Center of the NHTSA Research and Development Office has directed the development of an advanced crash test dummy, denoted as THOR. |
|
| |
THOR Advanced Crash Test Dummy - 50th Percentile Adult Male, Alpha Version
|
| |
|
|
|
|
| Thor-FLx/ HIIIr Advanced Lower Extremity |
(5th Percentile Adult Female Hybrid III Retrofit)
Following upon the development and implementation of the 50th percentile male Thor-Lx lower extremity, the NHTSA has directed the development of a companion design sized to fit the small 5% female Thor dummy, and which optionally can retrofit directly to the 5th percentile female Hybrid III at the distal femur interface. |
|
| |
Thor-FLx/ HIIIr Advanced Lower Extremity - 5th Percentile Adult Female Hybrid III Retrofit
|
| |
|
|
|
|
| THOR-NT Advanced Crash Test Dummy |
(50th Percentile Adult Male
Technical Data)Package (TDP) - Draft Version
As of July 2005, NHTSA has released a draft version of the TDP for the THOR-NT Advanced Crash Test Dummy (50th Percentile Adult Male) consisting of the downloadable components provided below. |
|
| |
THOR-NT Advanced Crash Test Dummy - 50th Percentile Adult Male
|
| |
|
|
|
|
| Thor-Lx Advanced Lower Extremity (Thor-LX/HIIIr) |
(50th Percentile Adult Male Hybrid III Retrofit)
As a component of the Thor advanced crash test dummy development program, the National Transportation Biomechanics Research Center (NTBRC) of the NHTSA Research and Development Office has directed the development of an advanced lower extremity design, denoted as Thor-Lx, which incorporates improved biofidelic features and significantly expanded instrumentation. |
|
| |
Thor-Lx Advanced Lower Extremity (Thor-LX/HIIIr)
|
| |
|
|
|
 |
|
