SAE 1968 p 302-16. Forces necessary for fracture under localized loading have been obtained experimentally for number of regions of head; three of these have been studied in detail to establish that tolerances are relatively independent of impulse duration, in contrast with tolerance of brain to closed-skull injury; significantly lower average strength has been found for female bone structure; pressure distribution has been measured over impact area, which has been 1 sq in. and relationship between applied force as measured and as predicted from head accelerometer is examined. (09852)
Impact tolerance of skull and face
Stapp Car Crash Conf
Proceedings of the 12th Stapp Car Crash Conference ; 1968
1968
15 pages
Conference paper
English
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