crashworthiness

Kona, Santa Fe and Tucson exemplified exceptional safety in crashworthiness and collision avoidance--due to the new Hyundai SmartSense safety technologies available in these 2020 models.

Both models received good ratings in each of the six IIHS crashworthiness evaluations.

The Diamond DA42 aircraft is described on the Diamond website as having a "high degree of crashworthiness".

Their topics include the energy absorption of polymer composite materials reinforced with natural fiber for automotive crashworthiness, biosourced thermosets for lignocellulosic composites, nano-carbon/polymer composites for electromagnetic shielding: structural mechanical and field emission applications, waterborne thermosetting polyurethane composites, and the tribological performance of polymeric composites based on natural fibers.

org) standards-and given that in order to receive a Top Safety Pick+ rating from the organization, headlights are assessed in addition to crashworthiness, so that is a key consideration for lighting execution.

Dr Omer Masood Qureshi, PhD Automotive Crashworthiness and design (Italy), Automotive

Recently awarded the maximum five-star EuroNCAP rating, it offers more than 70 active and passive safety systems and for added protection, boasts of a 'safety cage' construction with more than 65 percent of high-strength steel; this not only contributes to crashworthiness, but is further evidence of a level of engineering sophistication that makes this vehicle the most capable small SUV ever.

IIHS evaluates crashworthiness with five tests: moderate and small overlap frontal crashes, a side crash, a roof strength test and a head restraint and seat test that simulates a rear impact.