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How do car restraint systems differ from jet fighter restraint systems?
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∙ 13y ago
Car restraints have more slack, as they do not have to contain as many G's as a fighter pilot crashing or ejecting.
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What is Supplemental restraint system?
Supplemental restraint systems are generally airbags that are placed in the front or sides of the car. This system is designed to be used only with lap and shoulder belts.
What has the author T Zinke written?
T Zinke has written: 'Small car front seat passenger inflatable restraint system' -- subject(s): Automobiles, Dodge Omni automobile, Safety appliances, Air bag restraint systems, Chevrolet automobile
What is a restraint system?
when you are pulled back in a car
What is an example of passive restraint?
An airbag in a car is a passive restraint. It only comes into play during a crash.
Is the car seat head restraint useful?
not really
What is srs technonogy in a car?
It stands for supplemental restraint system and mostly refers to the airbags, seat belts are the primary restraint...
What does srs mean on a car dashboard?
safety restraint system
An example of an active restraint is?
An example of active restraint in a car are seatbelts. Active restraints are something that protects you, but you have to do something for them to work.
A seat belt helps you when your car stops suddenly by providing a?
Restraint
What is srs on a car?
The air bags are part of the SRS. Secondary Restraint System.
What is the srs light on the car dash?
Safety restraint system (airbags and seatbelts).
What is Constructive restraint?
Constructive restraint is an inference of restraint drawn from ("constructed") the circumstances, as would be interpreted by a reasonable person. For example, if you're on a dark road in the middle of nowhere and they say "you're free to go," but they still have your driver's license or car keys, you are restrained by the circumstances.
