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1 Impact simulation the helmet bounces upward after hitting the ground
. the helmet bounces upward after hitting the ground 90° z x g O an elastic collision take place between the helmet moving upward with speed and the head moving downward with speed

2 Impact simulation From: conservation of momentum
conservation of kinetic energy We can calculate:

3 Impact simulation from calculation: from FE simulation:
the FE simulation stops before the head reaches the maximum height

4 Influence of material properties
x1 k M x0 xf by Newton's Second Law: Hooke's Law: The sum of the forces on the mass generates the equation of motion: Where and

5 Influence of material properties
From Hooke’s law: E is the Young's modulus (modulus of elasticity) S0 is the original cross-sectional area through which the force is applied L0 is the original length of the spring we know: mhead= 4.57kg, L0 = 0.26m, khelmet= 3113 N/m, h0 = 1.4m we can calculate: no plastic deformation take place, thus:

6 Influence of material properties
but for from calculation: from FE simulation: thus tmax is the time needed by helmet-head to fall from 1.4m on a rigid surface and coming back to the initial position For different material properties if E ↓ → k helmet ↓ Thus when k helmet ↓ → ∆x ↑ but ω ↓ and a ↓

7 Influence of material properties
x0 k M c x1 xf due to plastic deformation thus for elastic-plastic conditions

8 Cross-sectional area influence
Helmet with vents sliding Helmet without vents sliding For a helmet with vents S0 ↓ → k helmet ↓ Thus when k helmet ↓ → ∆x ↑ but ω ↓ and a ↓ →for absorbing the same energy the helmet needs to deform more

9 Cross-sectional area influence
increasing the deformation the stress in the helmet will increase

10 Force exerted on the head with helmet
Impact time ≈ 0.002s Helmet+head v1=5.22m/s Impact duration = 0.002s mhead=4.57kg mhelmet=0.233kg Pi=mi x vi = 4.803kg x 5.22m/s = 25.07kgm/s Pf = mf x vf = 4.803kg x 0m/s = 0kgm/s I=force x time F = ∆P/t = Pf – Pi = kgm/s /0.002s = N ∆v = a x t a = ∆v/t = 5.22m/s/0.002s = 2610 m/s2 ≈ 261g from FE simulation aFEM = 252g

11 Force exerted on the head without helmet
Impact time ≈ s Head v1=5.22m/s Impact duration = s mhead=4.57kg Pi=mi x vi = 4.57kg x 5.22m/s = 23.86kgm/s Pf = mf x vf = 4.57kg x 0m/s = 0kgm/s I=force x time F = ∆P/t = Pf – Pi = kgm/s / s = N ∆v = a x t a = ∆v/t = 5.22m/s/ s = m/s2 ≈ 1214g from FE simulation aFEM = 1002g


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