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See Latest ArticlesSimplified method for evaluating energy loss in vehicle collisions
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 05/06/09
Vangi D - The proposed method was validated performing crash tests and using data from crash tests found in the literature. The method estimate with sufficient accuracy the kinetic energy loss in deformation on vehicles. The method, thanks to its simplicity and versatility, can constitute a valid alternative to the classic procedures for evaluating energy loss commonly utilised.
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