Car safety (A-level physics)
I've been given a short task to do over the holidays before I start college and I'm stuck on on it. I have a few questions that I would like to know the answers too.
Q1 what are optimal materials for torsion bars, seat belts, crumple zones and airbags ? Why are the chosen?
Q2 why are some of the materials not used in certain cars?
Q3 where can I find the Euro NCAP Car Safety Standards? Had a look on the website and cannot seem to find it.
Q1 what are optimal materials for torsion bars, seat belts, crumple zones and airbags ? Why are the chosen?
Q2 why are some of the materials not used in certain cars?
Q3 where can I find the Euro NCAP Car Safety Standards? Had a look on the website and cannot seem to find it.
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