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020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G
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  • Page 1 (Advanced 3 year old child) User Manual 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 1 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 2 Notice: This product may contain lead A list of components that may contain lead is being maintained on the Humanetics web site. The list, organized by dummy type, shows subcomponents that may currently or in the past have contained lead or a lead based alloy.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Cable routing and protection ................. 21 Assembly - Disassembly ................21 General Overview ..................21 Head ......................22 Neck ......................25 Torso ......................29 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 3 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 4 Certification of the Neck ................66 Certification of the Lumbar Spine ..............71 Certification of the Abdomen................. 77 Certification of the Thorax ................78 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 4 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 5: List Of Figures

    List of Figures Q0 – Q6 dummies: from left to right Q1.5, Q3, Q0, Q6 and Q1 ..........7 Figure 1. Figure 2. Accelerometer mounts for Q6 ....................16 Figure 3. Thorax uni-axial acceleration mounts I.AO (left) and I.AN (right) ..........16 Figure 4.

  • Page 6: List Of Tables

    Recommended spare parts .....................57 Table 18. Q6 full body pendulum specifications ..................59 Table 19. Q-Dummy certification equipment parts list ................61 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 6 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    Figure 1. Q0 – Q6 dummies: from left to right Q1.5, Q3, Q0, Q6 and Q1 CREST. “Child Restraint System for Cars”, EC-contract number C-RTD SMT4-CT95-2019. CHILD. “Child Injury Led Design”, EC-contract number G3RD-CT-2002-0079 CASPER.

  • Page 8: General Description And Features

    Design History The development of the Q-series, directed by the International Child Dummy Working Group, resulted in a Q3 dummy in 1998, followed by the addition of the Q6 dummy in 1999, and the Q1 in 2000. Based on customer feedback and test results, Humanetics has received comments on the dummies’...

  • Page 9: Features

    New Program for the Assessment of Child Restraint Systems (NPACS), V. Sandner et, Enhanced Safety of Vehicles conference 2009. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 9 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 10 Note that the dummy does not have the ability to stand without support. It must be placed against some object, such as the dashboard. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 10 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 11: Instrumentation Options

    Measurements are valid for the dummy without suit. **) Chest depth is measured at the center line of the fixation hole for the displacement transducer. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 11 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 12: Mass Distribution

    One piece of clothing (a yellow suit); Structural replacements in the location of the load cells; One set of mounting blocks for use with uni-axial accelerometers. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 12 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 13: Instrumentation

    (Humanetics model IF-217 or IF-218) can be placed in the upper neck, lower neck and lumbar spine location. Transducers The Q3 dummy can be fitted to measure any or all of the following parameters (see also notes below): Head...
  • Page 14 CFC1000 according to SAE J211. Subtract the signals and integrate the result. This results in the deformation velocity. Numerical integration of this signal gives the deformation itself. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 14 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 15: Accelerometer Mounts

    The longer the time interval is the larger the cumulative error can be. Experience with the Q3 dummy shows that usage of the acceleration integration method results in an under-estimation of the deformation.

  • Page 16: Figure 2. Accelerometer Mounts For Q6

    Thorax uni-axial acceleration mounts I.AO (left) and I.AN (right) Front Rear Figure 4. Pelvis uni-axial acceleration mounts I.AO (left) and I.AN (right) 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 16 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 17: Figure 5. Head Uni-Axial Acceleration Mounts I.ad (Left) And I.am (Right)

    Head Mount (only Thorax Pelvis uni-axial accels) ENDEVCO Use Endevco Use Endevco 7267A-1500 Tri-axial Not possible Mount base Mount base 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 17 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 18: Angular Velocity Sensor Mounting

    IT-900) on the standard bracket 020-1013A. The sensor and the mount are shown in Figure 7. Figure 7. DTS ARS’s on the special mount (IT-900) 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 18 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 19: Abdomen Pressure Twin Sensor (Apts)

    163 grams. ECE/TRANS/WP.29/GRSP/59/Add., Report of the Working Party on Passive Safety on its fifty-ninth session, Addendum 1. Geneva, 9-13 May 2016. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 19 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 20: Figure 9. Cad Picture Of Q6 Abdomen Showing Apts Sleeves Assembled Without Sensors And With Foam Plugs For Certification

    Abdomen Assembly, APTS, Tested & Certified 020-5005 Abdomen APTS, Q1 020-5010 Sensor Sleeve, Fabric 033-5006 Sensor Replacement Foam Left 020-5007 Sensor Replacement Foam Right 020-5008 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 20 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 21: Cable Routing And Protection

    These cables do not need much space and ensure minimum interference with the kinematics of the dummy. In the design of the Q3 dummy paths for the transducer cables have been defined. The general rule is that all cables should be routed towards the thoracic spine of the dummy.

  • Page 22: Head

    3 uni-axial accelerometers. Optionally a bracket for combined accelerometer-angular rate sensor application (020- 1014) can be used. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 22 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 23: Figure 10. Q3 Head Assembly Including Instrumentation

    5. Turn the head upside down, and remove the FHCS screws at the base of the head. Assembly The head can be assembled to the dummy by reversing the order of the disassembly. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 23 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 24 Alternative Instrumentation The cavity in a Q3 dummy head is large enough to accept an array of angular velocity sensors, type -01 or ARS-06 (flanged version) (Applied Technologies – ATA Sensors). To mount these sensors, the use of an alternative accelerometer mounting base is required (part No.

  • Page 25: Neck

    The neck assembly has four threaded inserts in the top surface which are used to mount the upper neck load cell (Humanetics model IF-217 or IF-218) or its structural replacement (020-2007) onto the neck. The upper neck plate has two cut-outs towards the rear to allow proper routing of the upper neck load cell cables.

  • Page 26: Figure 11. Q3 Dummy Neck Assembly

    Figure 11. Q3 Dummy Neck Assembly 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 26 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 27 2. Remove the four M5 x 10 FHCS screws that attach the load cell to the base of the head assembly. 3. Remove the load cell structural replacement and install the load cell (Humanetics type IF-217 or IF-218). The round base plate should be facing up, and the cable exits facing downwards at the rear and the back of the neck.

  • Page 28: Figure 12. Q3 Dummy Head - Neck Assembly

    Figure 12. Q3 Dummy Head – Neck Assembly 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 28 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 29: Torso

    Screw FHCS M4 x 0.7 x 16 5000447 *) Items marked are not shown in Figure 13, but in Figure 14. (Shoulder Assembly). 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 29 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 30: Figure 13. Q3 Thorax Assembly (Part Of Torso Assembly 020-4400)

    Figure 13. Q3 Thorax Assembly (Part of torso assembly 020-4400) 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 30 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 31 3. Remove the M5 x 12 countersunk head screw which is used to mount the clavicle retainer (5000096) and clamp the clavicle to the rib cage. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 31 of 82...

  • Page 32: Figure 14. Q3 Dummy Shoulder Swivel Assembly (020-3000)

    The shoulder 1-2 g friction setting is not required as the arm is kept in position by the click-stops. Figure 14. Q3 Dummy Shoulder Swivel Assembly (020-3000) 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 32 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 33 IR-TRACC attachment while figure 15 show the attachment parts for rib and spine side. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 33 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 34: Figure 15. Ir-Tracc Attachment Hardware Spine Frontal (Right Top & Bottom) And Rib Cage Side (Left)

    (020-4403) through the holes in the gimbal ring and the hole in the back of the IR-TRACC. 4. Now centre the gimbal shaft and tighten the set screw. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 34 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 35: Figure 16. Q3 Side Impact Ir-Tracc Arrangement (Optional)

    These parts are included in Q3 side impact kit (020-Side-Kit) but not included in the standard The side impact IR-TRACC mounting bracket assembly is listed in table dummy.

  • Page 36: Lumbar Spine And Abdomen

    Load cell structural replacement 020-2007 Screw SHCS M5 x 12 5000002 Screw FHCS M5 x 10 5000084 Abdomen foam part 020-5000 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 36 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 37: Figure 17. Tighten Nut Down On The Lumbar

    Figure 17. Tighten nut down on the lumbar 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 37 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 38: Figure 18. Q3 Dummy Abdomen, Lumbar Spine And Pelvis

    Assembly Perform steps 1 to 4 under "disassembly" in reverse order. Figure 18. Q3 Dummy Abdomen, Lumbar Spine and Pelvis 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 38 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 39: Pelvis

    Instrumentation Load Cell A Humanetics IF-217 or IF-218 6-Axis Load cell may be mounted between the lumbar spine and pelvis. 1. To do so, first remove the upper torso from the lumbar spine by removing the two M6x43 screws. 2. Then unscrew the four M5x12 counter-sunk head screws attaching the structural replacement to the pelvis.
  • Page 40 The cables should be routed forwards when replacing the pelvis flesh. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 40 of 82...

  • Page 41: Legs

    Lower Leg Assembly L or R 020-9102 020-9202 Shoulder Screw SHSS M8 X 30 020-9908 Stop Screw 020-9901 Figure 19. Leg Assemblies 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 41 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 42: Arms

    The upper arm can rotate around its vertical axis. Furthermore, the entire arm can rotate around the shoulder lateral axis. See figure 21. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 42 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 43: Figure 20. Arm Assemblies

    Lower Arm Assembly L or R Arm Shoulder shield 020-9305 Shoulder Screw SHSS M5-20 020-9909 Stop Screw 020-9901 Click Stop 5000328 Figure 20. Arm Assemblies 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 43 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 44 “click stop” positions in the joint. Instrumentation No instrumentation is used in the arms. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 44 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 45: Abdomen

    3. Put the top of the dummy (thorax and head) back on the lumbar spine with the two M6x43 screws at the lumbar spine. Instrumentation No instrumentation is used in the abdomen. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 45 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 46: 4.10 Suit

    The additional nominal weight of the insert is 228 grams. Figure 21. Hip insert fitted on Q-dummy: sitting position (left), straight legs (right) 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 46 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 47: Pre-Test Checks

    First remove the upper torso. The abdomen can then be removed by simply lifting it out of the pelvis. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 47 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 48: Click Stops And Arm Adjustment

    Adjust the click-stop by making small adjustments with a screwdriver. If 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 48 of 82...

  • Page 49: Time Interval Between Tests

    Due to the design and materials of the head assembly, it is the same dummy component. only necessary to wait 30 minutes between tests on the same impact location. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 49 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 50: Dummy Parts List And Recommended Spare Parts

    New Neck Assy Test./Cert. 020-2101 Neck Moulding 020-2200 Neck Cord Assy 5000002 M5x10 SHCS 5000096 M5x10 FHCS 5000116 M3 x 5 FHCS 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 50 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 51 Lumbar Cable Assembly 5000093 M6 Nyloc nut 5000094 6 Plain Washer 020-7011 Pelvis Assembly Frontal 020-7001 Pelvis casting machined 020-7010 Pelvis Flesh 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 51 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 52 Right Arm Assembly 020-9401 Upper Right Arm Assembly 020-9402 Lower Right Arm Assembly 020-9305 Arm/Shoulder Shield 020-9909 Shoulder Screw Modified (Elbow) 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 52 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 53: Recommended Spare Parts

    5 before each test and certify the dummy regularly as described in chapter 8. To safeguard continuous operation with the Q3 dummy it is recommended to take and maintain the spare parts in stock as listed in table 16.

  • Page 54: Certification Equipment

    7. Certification Equipment Requirements The frequency of the Q3 certification and the number of tests that can be performed between certifications strongly depends on the type and severity of the tests in which the dummy is used, as well as the test frequency. Which certification tests have to be carried out depends on the dummy application (ECE-R44, NCAP, Airbag), and is different for frontal and side impact tests.

  • Page 55: Equipment

    Figure 22, 23 and 24. Part numbers are listed in table 17. Figure 22. Q-series neck and lumbar spine head form test set-up for frontal test 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 55 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 56: Figure 23. Q-Series Neck And Lumbar Spine Head Form Test Set-Up For Lateral Test

    Figure 23. Q-series neck and lumbar spine head form test set-up for lateral test 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 56 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 57: Figure 24. Head Form

    SCREW, FHCS M5 X 0.8 X 25 5000156 NUT, LOCKNUT SS M5 X 0.8 5000300 SCREW, SHCS M5 X .8 X 14 TE-2650-9 NECK/TORSO INTERFACE PLATE 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 57 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 58 23. For lateral testing the head form centre line is perpendicular to the axis of the pendulum, see 24. Both configurations use three screws 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 58 of 82...

  • Page 59: Figure 25. Q3 Full-Body Impactor (Accelerometer Not Shown)

    Full Body Pendulum The full body pendulum, part number 020-9920 “Q3 Probe Assembly” (see figure 26 and table 18), consists of a hollow metal tube closed at both ends, two axles with suspension pulleys and a speed vane.

  • Page 60: Figure 26. Full Body Pendulum Impactor Suspension Wire Diagram

    Full body pendulum impactor suspension wire diagram Abdomen Test Rig The abdomen test compresses the abdominal insert between a Q3 abdomen certification support block (Part number TE-020-9910) and a flat plate. The support block shape matches the shape of the inside of the abdomen. The support is placed on a horizontal surface, and the abdomen is placed on the block with the front outer surface facing up.

  • Page 61: Equipment Parts List

    Neck And Lumbar Spine Test TE-020-9910 Abdomen Certification Support Abdomen Test Q3 TE-020-9920 Full Body Probe Q3 Thorax Test Q3 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 61 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 62: Certification Tests

    In this chapter the certification procedures are described. Head Certification General To certify the Q3 head, remove it from the neck. The parts list of the head assembly is shown below. Description Parts No. Qty.

  • Page 63: Figure 27. Frontal Head Drop Certification Set-Up

    5. The minimum time interval to observe between tests on the head is 30 minutes. Figure 27. Frontal Head drop certification set-up 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 63 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 64 3. The lowest point of the head should be 130 ± 1 mm above the impact surface. 4. Release the head. 5. The minimum time interval to observe between tests on the head is 30 minutes. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 64 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 65: Figure 28. Lateral Impact Head Certification Set-Up - Rear View Of Head

    1. The maximum resultant head acceleration response should be between 100 and 130 2. The acceleration in X-direction should be between -20 and 20 g. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 65 of 82...

  • Page 66: Certification Of The Neck

    Certification of the Neck General The neck test is a component test, which is performed using a pendulum as defined in CFR49 part 572. To certify the Q3 neck, remove it from the dummy. The complete neck consists of the following parts: Description Parts No.
  • Page 67 1 minute, as the neck will start to deform due to the mass of the head form. 4. Release the pendulum. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 67 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 68: Figure 29. Q3 Neck Certification Test Set-Up For Frontal Test

    2. The pendulum velocity decrease should be as indicated in the table below. Time ms Lower limit [m/s] Upper limit [m/s] 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 68 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 69 7. The minimum time interval to observe between tests on the neck is 30 minutes. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 69 of 82...

  • Page 70: Figure 30. Q3 Neck Certification Test Set-Up For Lateral Test

    2. The pendulum velocity decrease should be as indicated in the table below. Time ms Lower limit [m/s] Upper limit [m/s] 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 70 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 71: Certification Of The Lumbar Spine

    The lumbar spine test is a component test, which is performed using a pendulum as defined in CFR49 part 572. To certify the Q3 lumbar spine, remove it from the dummy. The complete Lumbar Spine consists of the following parts: Description Parts No.

  • Page 72: Figure 31. Q3 Lumbar Spine Certification Test Set-Up For Frontal Test

    7. The minimum time interval to observe between tests on the lumbar spine is 30 minutes. Figure 31. Q3 lumbar spine certification test set-up for frontal test 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 72 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 73 3. The maximum head angle (first maximum) should be between 40.0 and 50.0 degrees. This value should occur between 42 and 62 ms from the time-zero point. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 73 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 74 7. The minimum time interval to observe between tests on the lumbar spine is 30 minutes. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 74 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 75: Figure 32. Q3 Lumbar Spine Certification Test Set-Up For Lateral Test

    4. Release the pendulum. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 75 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 76 4. The minimum head angle (first minimum) should be between -17.0 and – 27.0 degrees. This value should occur between 130 and 150 ms from the time-zero point. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 76 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...

  • Page 77: Certification Of The Abdomen

    2. Place the “additional mass” (8.05 ± 0.05 kg.) on the top plate, this mass differs for the Q1, Q1.5 and Q3, Q6 dummies. Let the force exerted by this mass apply as 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 77 of 82 ©...

  • Page 78: Certification Of The Thorax

    Certification of the Thorax General A complete standard Q3 dummy must be used in this test accept for the abdomen APTS sensors and hip insert which must not be fitted. The APTS abdomen can be fitted but must not have the pressure bladders, it must have the foam insert cylinders used for certification.
  • Page 79 2. Set time zero at the 1 g deceleration level in the Impactor signal (after filtering with CFC600 software filter). 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 79 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 80 Lift the arm on the impact side above and over the head. Tape the arm to the  head to make sure the impactor cannot come in contact with the arm. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 80 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 81 1. The impactor velocity should be between 4.2 and 4.4 m/s. 2. The maximum impact force should be between 1.25 and 1.55 kN. 020-9905 User Manual Q3 (Advanced 3 year old child) Rev G Page 81 of 82 © 2016 Humanetics Innovative Solutions...
  • Page 82 Manual Update Log Rev. B, May 2010 Pg. 27 added, These parts are included in the Q3 Side Impact Kit. Rev. C, Sept. 2011 Manual changed from FTSS to Humanetics Rev. D, Jan. 2014 Updated Time Interval paragraph, Pg. 38, Section 5.3 Rev.

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