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  • Submitted By:- Ujjwal 2k11/PE/039 SAFETY AIRBAGS IN CARS

  • OVERVIEW OF THE TOPICIntroductionThe basics of AirbagsDevelopment of AirbagsMain parts of AirbagsSensor typesWorking of AirbagsModern types of AirbagsFuture of AirbagsDisarming the AirbagsConclusion

  • For years, the trusty seat belt provided the sole form of passive restraint in our cars.

    There were debated about their safety, especially relating to children.

    But over time, mush of the country adopted mandatory seat-belt laws.

    Statistics have shown that the use of seat belts has saved thousands of lives that might have been lost in collisions.

    Air Bags have been under development for many years.

    INTRODUCTION

  • No safety device has consumed more attention and resources than the airbag. It is known with high confidence that when a crash occurs, the presence ofairbag reduces fatality risk to drivers.

    Airbags are subject of serious government and industry research.

  • THE BASICS OF AIR BAGS

    Newtons second law of motion :

    If objects arent restrained, they will continue moving at the speed of the moving car even if the car is stopped by collision.

    All airbags need to do is to slow down passengers speed.

  • DEVELOPMENT OF AIR BAGS

    First patent on an inflatable crash-landing device for airplanes was filed during World War II.

    In the 1980s the first commercial air bags appeared in automobiles.

    Ever since 1988, it became a binding.

    Efforts to adapt the airbag was stranded due to prohibitive prices and technical hurdles.

  • MAIN PARTS OF AIR BAG

    Bag

    Sensor

    Inflation System

  • Bag

    Made of a thin, nylon fabric, which is folded into the steering wheel or dashboard or, the seat or door.

    The powdery substance released (regular cornstarch or talcum powder ) is used to keep the bags lubricated while theyre in storage.

  • SENSOR

    The sensor is the device that tells the bag to inflate.

    It works with the control module to discriminate between crash and non-crash events.

  • INFLATION SYSTEM

    NaN3 + KNO3 = produce large volume of nitrogen gas.

    Hot Blasts of the nitrogen inflate the air bag from its storage site up to 322Kmph.

  • CONSTRUCTION OF AIR BAGS Airbag are assemblies consisting of the airbag (made of Nylon), inflator modules and sensor housing, electrical connectors (Clock spring), airbag retainer and the cover.

  • SENSOR TYPESBALL AND MAGNET TYPE SENSOR

  • SPRING AND ROLLER TYPE

  • INFLATOR ASSEMBLY Control module activates the airbag assembly - an electric current is sent to the detonator - ignition the sodium azide pallets evolves nitrogen gas.

  • WORKING OF AIR BAGSAir Bags are designed to inflate in frontal impacts in which the car strikes about 16 Kilometers per hour .

    After collision , sensors sends an electric current to igniter system.

    The electric current heats a filament (wire), which ignites a capsule which in turn ignites the gas-generating pallets.

    The gas expands quickly and inflation of airbags thereby takes place, which breaks through a plastic cover in the steering wheel .

    The whole process takes about 0.1 second

  • MODERN TYPES OF AIR BAGSCurtain Air Bags

    Developed by Mercedes and Volvo.

    Inflate in front of windows to provide passengers better head and neck protection.

    More efficient at tipping and side impacts .

    Reduce HIC by 80% .

  • HEAD THROAX BAG

    Developed by ford and Renault .

    High protection to head .

    Inflatable Tubular Structure (ITS)

    Developed by BMW .

    The worlds first airbag for head protection .

  • FUTURE OF AIR BAGSSMART SYSTEMS

    Weight Sensors: determine what type of occupant is in the seat, i.e. adult or child.

    Infrared Occupant detection: To detect the distance the passenger is from the airbag .

    Capacitive Reflective Occupant Sensing: Identify the distance passengers from the dashboard.

    To discriminate between a human occupant and inanimate objects

  • Updated sensors : Deploys the seat belt pretensioners faster to get benefits of the airbags.

    Centralized electronic Control Unit: The new sensor technology through new software.

  • Smart Air Bag

  • AIR BAG DEPLOYMENT

    Airbag inflation .

    Depicts your contact with the airbag .

    Coming to rest in the seat and the deflation of the airbag .

    All takes place in about 30 milliseconds .

  • Drivers Side Airbag

  • AIR BAGS CHECKS

    When we turn the key, look at the dash to find airbag or SRS light for 7-10 seconds and then go out.

    Problem occurs when

    If the light does not come on .If the light does not go off after period .If the Light comes on while driving .

  • DISARMING THE AIR BAGSDisconnect the battery

    Wait 30 seconds.

    Remove the airbag fuse.

    Drop the sound insulator panel.

    Disconnect the circuits .

    Thus the bag is disarmed.

    Keep the bag below 130 degree Celsius .

  • CONCLUSIONAir bags are of greater importance in todays vehicles since safety of human life is of prior importance.

    So far safe riding and for saving the precious life the safety bags must be implemented.

    Lets hope every automobile manufacturer implement the same.

  • THANK YOU