Impacted Object Kinematic

Lubomír Pešík; Ondřej Kohl

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.827.11

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Impacted Object Kinematic

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By destructive car tests are used acceleration sensors for the determination of a time courses of kinematic variables. The main task is to determine the velocity of measured points of selected objects. The fundamental problem in the solution of this problem is the fact that the acceleration sensor simultaneously record two mechanical movements. One of them is the movement of the object as a rigid body and the other is damped vibration of the object itself as a flexible body which is characterized by its dynamic parameters.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 827)

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Lubomír Pešík*, Ondřej Kohl

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Crash Testing, Measurement of Kinematic Values, Shock, Vibration

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