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The so-called car "black boxes " — ADR recorders have been available on automotive markets for many years. The task of those devices is to record Information on car motion, driver's behaviour, state of vehicle systems and neighbouring environment. The records are to allow for accident reconstruction. In general, the devices being proposed are a simplified version of devices that have been applied e.g. in aviation for a long time. The problem is how those simplifications may affect the accuracy of reconstructions being performed. The simulation method of this type of research has been presented in this paper. A proceeding diagram, mathematical models of car motion applied in the method, records of ADR devices, an algorithm for processing quantities, recorded in ADR, in order to obtain reconstructed velocities histories and trajectories of car motion have been illustrated. A special attention was paid to a mathematical description of readings of acceleration sensors of ADR devices. An example of the experimental method verification has been presented. Then, three computational examples have been presented that focused on evaluation of influence of a number of quantities, being recorded in the ADR device, deser ibing vehicle motion. It has been indicated that missing Information on some quantities in devices, typical nowadays in automotive sector, may essentially affect the accuracy of car motion reconstruction.
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185--198
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Bibliogr. 9 poz., rys.
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- Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Transport Koszykowa 75, 00-662 Warsaw, Poland tel +48 22 2348564, fax: +48 22 8490321, mgu@it.pw.edu.pl
Bibliografia
- [1] Guzek, M., Methods of computational error determination in an analysis of selected preaccident situations in road traffic, PhD thesis, Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Transportation (in Polish language) Warsaw, 2002.
- [2] Guzek, M., Selected problems related to vehicle motion reconstruction accuracy by using car „black box” records, Mechanics Technical Magazine, Booklet 7-M/2004, Publisher of Cracow University of Technology, Volume 1, „Motor Vehicles”, pp. 229-236 (in Polish language), 2004.
- [3] Guzek, M., Lozia, Z., Possible errors occurring during accident reconstruction based on car "black box" records, 2002 World SAE Congress and Exposition. Detroit, Michigan USA, 2002, SAE TP 2002-01-0549 (Published also in the Special Publication SP-1666 “Accident Reconstruction 2002” and in SAE Transaction 2002, Section 6, Vol. 111), 2002.
- [4] Guzek, M., Lozia, Z., Pieniążek, W., “Accident Reconstruction Based on EDR Records -Simulation and Experimental Study”, 2007 World SAE Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan USA, 2007, SAE TP 2007- 01-0729, Separate booklet, 12 pages of text. (Published also in SAE Special Publication SP-2063 “Accident Reconstruction 2007,” pp. 137-148), 2007.
- [5] Guzek, M., Maniowski, M., Pieniążek, W., Reconstruction of car motion parameters during straight-line braking by using experimental tests results, Scientific Booklets of the Vehicles Institute, Warsaw University of Technology, Booklet No. 2 (57)/2005 pp. 45-58 (in Polish language), 2005.
- [6] Lozia, Z., Analysis of biaxial car motion based upon dynamics models, Monograph. Scientific bulletins of the Warsaw University of Technology, Transport (in Polish language), Warsaw 1998.
- [7] Lozia, Z., Vehicle Dynamics and motion simulation versus experiment. 1998 SAE International Congress and Exposition. Detroit, Michigan USA. February 23 - 26, 1998. SAE TP 980220. (Published also in the Special Publication SP-1361 “Vehicle Dynamics and Simulation, 1998” and in the SAE Transactions 1998).
- [8] Submittal of Meeting Minutes of the NHTSA R&D Event Data Recorder (EDR) Working Group.
- [9] ISO 3888. Road vehicles – test procedure for a severe –change maneuver. 198
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