A little information about car airbags.

2. The air bags are one of the most helpful
accessories that can save your life when you face any
dangerous or misery filled situation while your travel. If you
are on the surface than it is easy to get to a safe place
but if you are traveling on the water or in the air then the
surface escape option is not available so it is hard to find
any safe place in the air or water.

3.  An airbag is a vehicle safety device.
 It is an occupant restraint system consisting of a flexible
fabric envelope or cushion designed to inflate rapidly
during an automobile collision.

6.  The air bag system can be broken down into two main
components.
 These are the impact sensor and the air bag module unit.
The impact sensor does what its name implies, senses
impacts.
 The sensors are set to a sensitivity level where they will only
deploy in an accident that is equal to or greater than a 12
mph crash into a concrete wall.
 The sensors function by detecting automobile
deceleration.
 When the automobile decelerates at a rapid rate, the
sensors are tripped.
 This deceleration detecting is the job of two or more
deceleration sensors, placed at the front of the car.
 When the sensors go off, they send an electrical current to
the air bag module unit, causing it to deploy.

7.  The air bag module unit consists of an inflator assembly, a
nylon bag, and a breakaway cover.
 This unit is typically located in the steering wheel column
on the driver's side or in the dashboard on the passenger's
side.
 The electrical current from the sensors travels to the inflator
assembly, where it causes a tiny initiator to be fired.
 This initiator creates a spark which ignites a propellant,
which in most air bags is sodium oxide.
 The reaction creates nitrogen gas.
 Cinders are removed and the gas is cooled through a
filtration screen also inside the assembly.
 The nitrogen gas is what causes the air bag to inflate.
 This inflation occurs in an average of only 30 milliseconds.
 When an occupant plunges into the air bag, the gas if
forced backwards through vents, a process which takes
another forty-five milliseconds.
 The whole sequence from initial detection of a crash, until
the air bag is fully deployed, happens very quickly.
 This quickness is required in order to protect those inside of
the car, and was one of the major obstacles that needed
to be overcome in the development of the air bag.

8.  The purpose of an airbag is to help the passenger in the
car reduce their speed in collision without getting injured.
 Its purpose is to cushion occupants during a crash and
provide protection to their bodies when they strike interior
objects such as the steering wheel or a window.

10.  Air bags have been modified and created for injury
reduction.
 Insurance offers low cost insurances for air bags
protection.
 Air bag has been designed safely which offer
convenience and full comfort to a passenger.
 Using the airbag is simple and this process is fast and most
compatible one for any problematic issue.
 Belt fixing makes air-flying trip little more comfortable and
it will safely leave the passenger to the surface.

11.  Airbags are very effective but it also has some injury risks.
Sometimes it could lead to a fatal injury because it is like a
belted or unbelted automatic flying vehicle which will fly
you without any destination direction.
 Accidents Possibilities of air bags passengers becomes
high when it leads to any vehicle filled place because
vehicle accidents can lead to a major injury.
 Resetting your deployed air bags is not possible and you
can re-position your airbag once it is deployed.

12. Prepared by:
› Krizteen Joy Laureaga
› Katrina Vinci Maracha
› Ruby Anne Dingle
› Portia Arabella Mortela