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- 1. GUIDED BY PRESENTED BY MR. KAPIL SHARMA (ASST.PROFESSOR) MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT SACHIN KUMAR ROLL NO. – 1447440104 B.TECH (MECHANICAL ) 3RD YEAR (5TH SEM.) SESSION :- 2016 - 17
- 2. INTRODUCTION AIRBAG SYSTEM AND THEIR TYPES SEAT BELT CRUMPLE ZONES ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL SYSTEM HEAD RETRAINTS SYSTEM ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM ADVANTAGES CONCLUSION
- 3. The most important role of an American engineer “Walter Linderer’’ and German Engineer “John W. Hetrick” are added new safety features in vehicle. These features are fully protect the driver and passenger .
- 4. Airbag is a driver and passenger safety device. It minimizes the injury to passengers.
- 5. BAG SENSOR INFLATION SYSTEM
- 6. FRONTAL AIRBAG SIDE AIRBAG CURTAIN AIRBAG CENTRE AIRBAG
- 7. The seat belt was first Introduced in 1949 by ‘Nash motor’. Protect the passenger’s collision with the dashboard, steering wheel. Reduce the loading on the occupants body.
- 8. Crumple zones are designed to absorb the energy from the impact during the traffic collision.
- 9. ABS was first developed in Aircraft by French automobile. ABS is a ASB system. ABS reduces the risk of tyres skidding under heavy braking. Maintain the traction Stop the car quickly and safely on wet surfaces.
- 10. ESC detect the deviation of car. Maintain the car on slippery or wet road. Improve handling on gravel road.
- 11. Extension of the car seat. Reduce the probability of neck injury.
- 12. ACC was first introduced in 1960. Radar is used in it. Automatically control the speed.
- 13. Reduce the probability of injury . They also reduce the risk that you or your passengers will collide with parts of the car.
- 14. Safety feature in car are the most important in today vehicles since safety of drivers and passenger. Let’s hope every automobile manufacturer implements the same.
- 15. AIR BAG SYSTEM
- 16. CRUMPLE ZONE
- 17. ANTI LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM
- 19. WITH ESC SYSTEM