Примеры использования Backset на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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appropriate tool to measure backset, providing repeatable
minimum 100 mm height of the head restraint, and backset.
GRSP agreed to recommend that all static measurements, except for backset, will use the R-point as the required reference point.
thereby measuring backset.
The United States of America is currently the only country that specifies use of the H-point for static measurements other than backset.
When measured in accordance with Annex 4, the backset shall not be more than 55 mm.
head restraint height and backset when the H-point manikin is used in conjunction with the HRMD.
Demonstrate compliance with paragraph 5.1.5.2. by measuring the backset using the R-point as the reference point.
When the head restraint is tested in any position of backset adjustment in accordance with Annex 6, the head form shall.
The first proposes to require that the space between the head restraint and the occupant's head(backset) be limited.
The findings indicated that a reduction in backset from 100 mm to 40 mm would result in a significant reduction in whiplash injury risk.
an analysis was conducted on backset data for model year 2004 vehicles, provided by the IIHS.
Demonstrate compliance with paragraph 5.1.5.2. by measuring the backset of the head restraint using the backset measurement apparatus defined in paragraph 3.1. of this annex
GRSP believes that the proposed requirement for backset, in conjunction with the proposed height requirements, would provide a significant contribution to improvements in safety.
Another proposal was presented separately by OICA and Japan to measure backset using the using the R-point as the required reference point.
Specifying that such a seat be tested at the design seat back angle instead of 25 degrees is roughly equivalent to increasing the backset limit by 4.5 to 6 mm.
therefore the measured backset will be different than the backset measured by HRMD method discussed above.
sought to verify whether the HRMD is an adequate tool to measure backset.
For front seats, reducing the backset to 55 mm increases the head restraint effectiveness 5.83 per cent, resulting in 12,231
The United States reviewed their cost benefits analysis for height and backset and found that there are no benefits to increasing the height to 850 mm.