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Occupant safety in modern passenger cars
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1992A study was undertaken recently for the Federal Office of Road Safety in Australia of 150 modern vehicle crashes where at least one of the vehicle occupants was admitted to hospital. The types of injuries sustained by occupants of modern Australian passenger cars involved in road crashes (including points of contact within the vehicle) were assessed to
B N, Fildes, A P, Vulcan, J, Lenard
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Unusual explanation for the death of a car passenger
International Journal of Legal Medicine, 1998After collision of a car with the left rearside against a steel mast the 19-year-old front seat passenger was found comatose on the seat. CT imaging showed a depression fracture parietal on the left with an intracerebral haemorrhage on the opposite side. The cause of the injury was unknown to the surgeons at the time of operation. Despite neurosurgical
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An Estimation Of Passenger Car Equivalent Of Motorbikes
ECMS 2010 Proceedings edited by A Bargiela S A Ali D Crowley E J H Kerckhoffs, 2009Much research has been conducted on trying to solve traffic problems and applied successfully in many developed countries where the car is the main transport mode. However, it has not been effective in most developing countries where the motorbike, rather than the car, is the main transport vehicle.
Ngoc-Hien Do +2 more
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THE PASSENGER CAR OF THE FUTURE
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1919<div class="htmlview paragraph">The limit of acceleration has been reached. What may well be considered a maximum for practical service has been secured. The present seven-passenger body is as roomy as could be desired. There should be no need for further increase in size.
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Identification of physical parameters of a passenger car
1999 European Control Conference (ECC), 1999This paper deals with the identification of the physical parameters of a passenger car. After studying the local structural identifiability of two models of different complexity, the identifiable parameters which are unknown or difficult to measure are identified by minimising a multivariable, cost criterion in terms of maximum likelihood.
Schmitt, C. +2 more
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Detection of passengers in a car [PDF]
, 2012 This thesis is focused on the research of the performance, suitability and reliability of some developed algorithms for face detection in the in-car environment. The vehicle interior is exposed to various illumination conditions which can complicate detection. Cramped space can also represent a problem, since it can cause occlusion.
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Air conditioning of passenger cars
Electrical Engineering, 1933Many interesting design problems were encountered in the development of a suitable air conditioning equipment for railway passenger cars. In this article is presented a discussion of these problems together with a description of their solution, thus providing an account of a most interesting development as well as an outline of the requirements for ...
W. C. Goodwin, Charles Kerr
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Passenger Car Hydrocarbon Emissions
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1962<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper presents the results of an investigation of the normal sources of hydrocarbon emissions of passenger cars. The sources were considered to consist of the crankcase ventilation and exhaust systems, the carburetor, and the fuel tank vent.
K. D. Mills +3 more
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Trends in development of passenger cars
2023Published
Demić, Miroslav +2 more
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Total CO-equivalent life-cycle emissions from commercially available passenger cars
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2022Torbjörn Thiringer +2 more
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