Road Restraint Systems - Validation and Verification Process for the Use of Virtual Testing in Crash Testing Against Vehicle Restraint System
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The DIN EN 16303 standard is focused on the validation and verification process for the use of virtual testing in crash testing against vehicle restraint systems. It aims to ensure the accuracy, credibility, and confidence of virtual crash tests by defining procedures for verification, validation, and development of numerical models specifically designed for roadside safety applications.
This standard provides guidelines and requirements for evaluating the reliability and accuracy of virtual testing methods. It sets out a process to ensure that virtual testing is conducted in a manner that is consistent with physical crash tests and provides comparable results. By doing so, it ensures that virtual testing can be relied upon as an effective tool for evaluating the performance of vehicle restraint systems.
Additionally, the DIN EN 16303 standard establishes criteria for assessing the competence of experts and organizations involved in virtual testing. This ensures that those conducting virtual tests possess the necessary knowledge, skills, and experience to accurately and effectively carry out the testing process.
| Descriptors | Acceptance specification, Accidents, Carriageways, Collisions, Computer assistance, Computers, Crash, Crashtests, Definitions, Documentation, Examination (quality assurance), Impacts, Modelling, Models, Numeric, Preparation, Protection against accidents, Protection devices, Restraint systems (protective), Road transport, Roads, Safety, Simulation, Test documentation, Test object, Test set-ups, Testing, Transportation safety, Validation, Vehicles, Verification, Streets, Patterns |
| ICS Codes | 13.200 - Accident and disaster control 93.080.30 - Road equipment and installations |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 6.7 MB |
