Examples of using Child headform in English and their translations into Russian
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0.008- 0.012 kgm2 for the child headform and 0.010- 0.013 kgm2 for the adult headform. .
they need to be located in the child headform test area.
The selected measuring points for the child/small adult headform impactor shall be a minimum of 165 mm apart and within the child headform test area as defined in paragraph 2.14.
The selected measuring impact points on the bonnet for the child headform impactor shall be at the time of first contact: within the child headform test area as defined in 3.12.
The HIC must not exceed 1,000 over one half of a child headform test area and must not exceed 1,000 over two thirds of a combined child and adult headform test areas.
The HIC recorded shall not exceed 1,000 over a minimum of one half of the child headform test area and 1,000 over two thirds of the combined child and adult headform test areas.
The HIC recorded shall not exceed 1,000 over a minimum of one half of the child headform test area and 1,000 over two thirds of the bonnet top test area combined child
the HIC recorded shall not exceed 1,000 over a minimum of one half of the child headform test area.
the upper legform impactor requirements are specified in paragraph 8.2. and the adult and child headform impactors requirements are specified in paragraph 8.3.
The actual point or points of first contact of the child headform impactor during the test shall be within[a+- 10 mm] of(at least one of) the corresponding anticipated point(s) of first contact as determined by moving the child headform along the prescribed trajectory for the impact test, thus with the central axis of the impactor in the same vertical longitudinal plane
The diameter of the child headform is 165 mm.
IHRA/PS Proposal for the Moment of Inertia of gtr Adult-/Child Headform Impactors.
The mass of the child headform is 3.5 kilograms(kg),
The study results were fully used by the IHRA/PS group, when the group developed the adult and child headform impactors.
The bonnet top would be impacted with a child headform and an adult headform at 35 kilometers per hour km/h.
The bonnet top and wings would be impacted with a child headform and an adult headform at 35 kilometres per hour km/h.
HIC<[1000] for the child headform test area.
Child headform- Specific test procedure 4.1.
A child headform is used to evaluate the bonnet/wing in that area.
Child headform impactor see Figure 14.