Crash Pulse Characterization is a methodological framework that distinguishes itself within crashworthiness analysis by quantitatively defining the temporal profile of deceleration forces during a collision to assess structural performance and occupant safety.
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Michael C. Huang, Norman Jones · Applied Mechanics Reviews · 2003 · 168 citations
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