Channelcodes for Static test
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Channelcodes for Static test
Hello ,
we try to integrate static test (ECE R 17 / ECE R 14 / FMVSS210 / ADR34) into ISOmme.
Please see the attachment for suggestions for channel codes.
Main Problems:
Test object
Position 2. and 3. row
main location
@ Peter: I know you are working at the same topic. I think you define allready everything , or?
Regards Uwe
we try to integrate static test (ECE R 17 / ECE R 14 / FMVSS210 / ADR34) into ISOmme.
Please see the attachment for suggestions for channel codes.
Main Problems:
Test object
Position 2. and 3. row
main location
@ Peter: I know you are working at the same topic. I think you define allready everything , or?
Regards Uwe
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- Channelcodes_pull_test.pdf
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Uwe Carstensen
FAS R&D - Global Validation Services
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Hello,
I have updated the codes.
My proposal for the head restrain test ECE R 17 (SAE back pan)
main location: BAPN
You find further information in the appendix.
Regrads Uwe
I have updated the codes.
My proposal for the head restrain test ECE R 17 (SAE back pan)
main location: BAPN
You find further information in the appendix.
Regrads Uwe
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Uwe Carstensen
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Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
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Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
know the appendix with all datas
regads Uwe
regads Uwe
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Uwe Carstensen
FAS R&D - Global Validation Services
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
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Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
Re: Channelcodes for Static test
hello Uwe,
i looked to your document and have some statements:
in the document iso_seat_2_16 there is a picture for the pulltest ISOFIX ECE R14 we should take for the main location SFAD.
for the head restraint ECE-R 17 I named the channels HEAD and BACK for the mainlocations, that will differ to the ?D (pressing, compressing device ??), perhaps somebody has a better idea. In the data base we find HEFO for headform, so we also could implement BAFO for backform.
yours
Gerd
i looked to your document and have some statements:
in the document iso_seat_2_16 there is a picture for the pulltest ISOFIX ECE R14 we should take for the main location SFAD.
for the head restraint ECE-R 17 I named the channels HEAD and BACK for the mainlocations, that will differ to the ?D (pressing, compressing device ??), perhaps somebody has a better idea. In the data base we find HEFO for headform, so we also could implement BAFO for backform.
yours
Gerd
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Hello Gerd,
- head restraint ECE-R 17: if we use instead of HEAD HEFO then we should use for the Back pan BAFO.
We should discuss this topic at the next net meeting.
regrads
Uwe
- head restraint ECE-R 17: if we use instead of HEAD HEFO then we should use for the Back pan BAFO.
We should discuss this topic at the next net meeting.
regrads
Uwe
Uwe Carstensen
FAS R&D - Global Validation Services
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Faurecia Automotive Seating
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Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
I updated the channelcodes for static test. So we can discuss them on the next meeting.
Regards
Uwe
Regards
Uwe
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- Channelcodes_pull_test_29082013.pdf
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Uwe Carstensen
FAS R&D - Global Validation Services
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Faurecia Automotive Seating
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Hello,
I checked the proposed codes with our test engineers
and added some comments to your document.
We should discuss:
Peter
I checked the proposed codes with our test engineers
and added some comments to your document.
We should discuss:
- the test object
- should we distinguish between traction device seat center of gravity and traction device seat back center of gravity ?
- the direction of ISOFIX ECE-R14: Y or X
- should we use HEAD and BAPN or HERE and SEBA ?
Peter
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- Channelcodes_pull_test_20130910_Dph.pdf
- with comments from Volkswagen
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Hello,
I updated the figures for static test and completed the document with the H-point pull test.
Regards Uwe
I updated the figures for static test and completed the document with the H-point pull test.
Regards Uwe
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Dear Colleagues,
Uwe started the discussion for the coding of the test setup on the last page of the document. Initially the intention was to use HEFO Main Location and add a BAFO Main Location for the coding of the back pan measurement. Actually we reviewed in the Database that HEFO has been expired since verison 1.4. At this point in time we also expired several other Main Location codes (HEAT, HECH) that have been defined before, but tries to reflect the dummy or impactor type in the Main Location. Those codes have been changed to the typically style of dummy codes:
1. The Dummy or Impactor Type is coded by an appropriate code in Fine Location 3 (like: FH, PA, PB, HH,...)
2. The Main Location is used with a common and existing code (as far as possible)
So examples for the this type of coding are ??HEAD0000PAACX? or ??HEAD0000FHACX?
To follow this coding approach we need to define the codes needed for the test procedure on the last page like:
T?HEAD0000HHFOX?
T?HEAD0000HHDSX?
For the Back Pan (official name used in SAE documents) we could use a combination of the existing Main Location BAPL (Back Plate ) that has been introduced for the ES-2 dummy or similar designs.
What is missing for a coding of the measurements would be a Fine Location 3 code for the Back Pan.
Our proposal is BP = Back Pan = Rückenwanne.
So the coding could be:
T?BAPL0000BPFOX?
T?BAPL0000BPMOY?
T?BAPL0000BPANY?
(respect that we changes MOX -> MOY and ANX -> ANY also)
Uwe will update the last page of the document the next days. So we may have a final decision at the next Web Meeting?
Have a nice weekend,
Dirk
Uwe started the discussion for the coding of the test setup on the last page of the document. Initially the intention was to use HEFO Main Location and add a BAFO Main Location for the coding of the back pan measurement. Actually we reviewed in the Database that HEFO has been expired since verison 1.4. At this point in time we also expired several other Main Location codes (HEAT, HECH) that have been defined before, but tries to reflect the dummy or impactor type in the Main Location. Those codes have been changed to the typically style of dummy codes:
1. The Dummy or Impactor Type is coded by an appropriate code in Fine Location 3 (like: FH, PA, PB, HH,...)
2. The Main Location is used with a common and existing code (as far as possible)
So examples for the this type of coding are ??HEAD0000PAACX? or ??HEAD0000FHACX?
To follow this coding approach we need to define the codes needed for the test procedure on the last page like:
T?HEAD0000HHFOX?
T?HEAD0000HHDSX?
For the Back Pan (official name used in SAE documents) we could use a combination of the existing Main Location BAPL (Back Plate ) that has been introduced for the ES-2 dummy or similar designs.
What is missing for a coding of the measurements would be a Fine Location 3 code for the Back Pan.
Our proposal is BP = Back Pan = Rückenwanne.
So the coding could be:
T?BAPL0000BPFOX?
T?BAPL0000BPMOY?
T?BAPL0000BPANY?
(respect that we changes MOX -> MOY and ANX -> ANY also)
Uwe will update the last page of the document the next days. So we may have a final decision at the next Web Meeting?
Have a nice weekend,
Dirk
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Dear collegues,
here is the update.
Regrads
Uwe
here is the update.
Regrads
Uwe
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- Channelcodes_static_test_7102013.pdf
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Uwe Carstensen
FAS R&D - Global Validation Services
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Faurecia Automotive Seating
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30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Discussed 2014-04-02: This needs some further work on page 7. To be followed up!
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Re: Channelcodes for Static test
Dear collegues,
here is the update.
Regrads
Uwe
here is the update.
Regrads
Uwe
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- Channelcodes_pull_test_1112013.pdf
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Uwe Carstensen
FAS R&D - Global Validation Services
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Garbsener Landstraße 7
30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
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Faurecia Automotive Seating
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30419 Hannover
Germany
uwe.carstensen@forvia.com
Re: Channelcodes for Static test
At our on-line meeting 2014-06-25, this is considered closed.
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