Optimization of Biomechanical Systems For the Fighter Plane Ejection Seats

Yu Fei Wang; Ban Wang; Jin Yuan Wang; Dong Qi Meng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.815.880

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Optimization of Biomechanical Systems For the Fighter Plane Ejection Seats

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Restraint systems and protection devices, referred to as safety devices in this paper, are widely used in automobiles and aircraft for crashworthiness and safety. While such safety devices are designed to isolate, attenuate, and control the impact to the occupants, their performance for crashworthiness and safety may be ineffective or even counterproductive under certain circumstances.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 815)

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Yu Fei Wang, Ban Wang, Jin Yuan Wang, Dong Qi Meng

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Biomechanical Systems, Ejection Seat

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