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• In the past six months, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has seen one severe and two fatal airbag-associated injuries. ... However, if the passenger makes contact with the airbag as it is deploying, injuries may result, including abrasions, eyeglass impalement in eyes, fractures, and head injuries. In adults contact with the deploying airbag can be minimized by placing the vehicle seat in its rearmost position and using the restraint system properly. In the optimal condition, the seatbelt limits forward movement of the occupant so that the airbag is inflated fully before making contact with the occupant. If the passenger is in close proximity to the airbag or is unrestrained, the airbag, which deploys at 140-200 mph, will make contact with the passenger. Remembering that kinetic energy is related to the square of velocity, the airbag will ADD energy to the system thereby increasing the risk of injury. In children, two particularly hazardous situations occur for the front seat passenger sitting behind an airbag. When a rearfacing infant seat is placed behind an airbag, the close proximity of the back of the safety seat with the airbag causes rearward acceleration of the safety seat when the airbag deploys. ... In this case, the restraint system allows forward motion of small children during the crash, thereby bringing the child's face in close proximity to the deploying airbag. Due to the high speed with which airbags are designed to deploy, the child's head will rotated posteriorly after making contact with the deploying airbag and this motion resulted in a a small subdural hematoma and diffuse axonal injury. ... If a child must sit in the right front passenger seat behind an airbag, the seat should be in the rearmost position and that the child properly restrained with locking clips used as needed on the belting.

• As more airbag-equipped vehicles appear on the roads, and with an estimated 35 million auto accidents occurring each year, (18 million damaged vehicles will be repaired) the need for proper airbag replacement practices becomes critical.
• Salvage airbag modules are taken from vehicles in salvage/recycling yards. ...
• In fact, results from tests on salvage airbags conducted by an automotive recycler association indicated that one airbag taken from a flood vehicle failed to deploy.
• Why? Thieves can steal an airbag in less than three minutes and sell it for a quick profit. How many airbags are stolen? Estimates vary but recently a major national airbag theft ring based in Detroit, Michigan, was allegedly responsible for moving 25,000 airbags in a year, according to authorities. ...
• "What’s important to remember is that the airbag system is designed specifically for each vehicle model," said George Gilbert, crash parts merchandising manager, Ford Customer Service Division. ...
• Even subtle design changes over several model years may require airbag system alterations. To ensure the highest-quality collision repair and proper functioning of airbag systems, vehicle owners should be aware of the following steps needed to safely repair or replace components of the airbag system:.
• If the airbag did deploy, the repairer must replace the airbag module (s) and inspect, repair or replace (if necessary) the following components: clock spring, sensors, wiring, steering wheel and column and electronic control unit.
• If the airbag did not deploy, the repairer should inspect the airbag system for possible dents, cracks or wiring damage that may affect the integrity and performance of the airbag system in the future.
• If the airbag did deploy, where will the replacement airbag and components come from?.
• Vehicle manufacturers and most insurance companies recommend that only new original equipment manufacturer (OEM) airbag modules and components be installed in the event of an airbag deployment. New OEM airbag components can only be purchased from a vehicle manufacturer’s authorized dealer.
• Remember that stolen airbag ring mentioned above? The members were accused of selling the stolen airbags to discount airbag suppliers who sold them to collision repairers through magazine ads. ...
• May I see the airbag sales documentation?.
• Always ask for sales documentation for the airbag module and components. ...

• Construction - Collision - Driver Bag - Passenger Bag - Airbag Checks Construction and Design.
• Airbag are assemblies consisting of the airbag (made of Nylon), inflator modules, and sensor housing, electrical connectors (clockspring), airbag retainer, and the cover you see which usually says "SRS" on it. ...
• TYPICAL DRIVER'S SIDE AIRBAG CROSSECTION.
• The diagnostic module self tests to confirm that a crash event is taking place, then it allows the signal to trigger the airbag deployment.
• AIRBAG Deployment.
• Below is an illustration of a driver side airbag deployment. The first image is the airbag inflation, the second depicts your contact with the airbag, and the third is your coming to rest in the seat and the deflation of the airbag. ...
• The speed of the airbag inflating is around 200 MPH*. ...
• TOP Driver's Side Airbag.
• The image below shows the parts of the airbag module in the steering wheel. From top to bottom we have the cover, the airbag assembly, the retainer attached to the steering wheel, the steering wheel, and the 'clockspring'.
• The Clockspring allows the steering wheel to move while maintaining the electrical connection to the airbag module.
• Below is a Photographic cross section of a Passenger Side Airbag Module.
• Airbag Checks.
• What you can do for your Airbag System.
• look at the dash to find your Airbag or SRS light. ...

• CYGNUS Wind Airbag System patent pending  .
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• The Cygnus wind airbag system provides a protecting air cushion around the body of the pilot. ...
• A valve makes the inflated air stay in the airbag. The Cygnus wind airbag system is supposed to protect exposed parts of the pilot's body in case of a crash. ...
• Like a paraglider the "Cygnus Wind Airbag System " inflates automatically in the air-stream becoming a protective cushion under the pilot's body. A system of valves allows air to enter and keeps the air-pressure inside the airbag during the flight. The airbag inflates a few seconds after launching and remains fully inflated until after landing. ... In these moments the pilot can fully concentrate on his paraglider because the protection of his airbag is always active.
• The pilot does not need to spend any additional efforts for preparation or packing of the airbag.
• Flying with the Airbag.
• In principle nothing changes neither for packing or unpacking the equipment, nor for the preparation of the flight, for launching, flying and landing with the airbag.
• Before starting one puts the paraglider backup and other accessory into the inner bag of the airbag. ... The zipper of the airbag must be closed.
• The pilot starts as usual and the airbag inflates automatically as soon as the pilot takes off. ...
• During the flight the pilot is not aware of his airbag. ... Due to its aerodynamic profile the airbag doesn't cause losses in speed or in power of the paraglider. The Airbag is in the slipstream of the pilot.

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• This is a sensor used to trigger an airbag. ...
• • Small adults and children are especially vulnerable to airbag injuries, although potentially anyone can be injured with some systems if they are close enough to the bag when it deploys. In general, protected occupants should be as far away as possible from strike surfaces in the vehicle's interior - including the airbag- regardless of the type of protection system in use. ...
• • You want to run into the airbag, you don't want the airbag to run into you. This generally means sitting back about 12" from the airbag housing although the exact distance required can be hard to determine without knowing the size of the deployed bag and the bag's deployment characteristics.

•  Airbag Update.
• Airbag Update .
• Auto dealers and repair shops began installing airbag cutoff switches in vehicles on January 19, 1998 for owners completing a four-step application process through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). ...
• NHTSA began issuing warnings in 1991 regarding the potential risk of airbag injuries, especially to young children. ...
• The labels contained a clear message stating that an airbag can injure or kill children age 12 and under, that children should always ride in the back seat, and to never put an infant in a rear-facing child safety seat in front of an airbag. ...
• Federal airbag requirements were phased in over several years. ...
• The overwhelming majority of Americans and their families should not be affected by the ruling regarding the installation of on-off airbag switches. ...
• NHTSA approves airbag on-off switches on a case-by-case basis. ...
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• The strength of the new standard is that it will require minimum levels of protection for unbelted and belted occupants in high-speed crashes while reducing the risk of airbag-induced injury and injury to out-of-position occupants (predominantly unbelted). ... Airbag warning labels affixed to sun visors and dashboards will convey this message. ...
• All new vehicles are to comply with the new airbag standard after August, 2006. ...
• Airbag effectiveness .
• Most airbag fatalities are due to driver or passenger error, meaning that the occupant was unbuckled, not properly buckled, placed incorrectly in a car seat or, in the case of some child fatalities, a child was sitting on the front passenger’s lap and was too close to the instrument panel at the time of airbag deployment. ...
• Airbag risk is minimal if a driver can sit 10–12 inches from the steering wheel. ...
•  Airbag Statistics.

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• Victoria Hansen, vice president of Airbag Service .
• I receive many calls each week demanding the deactivation of car owners' airbag systems due to the "scary stories" from the media. ... Consumers become irate when they realize airbag deactivation is not an option without a letter from the federal government. ...
• Automotive associations across the United States - Automotive Service Association (ASA), Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) and AAA, to name a few - are demanding proper airbag procedures and new components. ...
• Consumers are entitled to proper airbag safety and more education, not just the statistics involving airbag casualties. ... The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that the combination of an airbag plus a lap/shoulder belt reduces the risk of serious head injury by 75 percent, compared with a 38 percent reduction for belts alone. ...
• Without the seat belt and airbag, she probably would have been seriously injured or killed. ...

• Airbag Switches in Police Vehicles.
• “for years we were warned not to mount computer equipment in ‘the airbag zone. ’ The Airbag switch lets us achieve effective and safe placement of the equipment AND keeps our officers happy. ...
• The hazard of a detonating airbag has been known to most police departments for years. In the past, some departments decided to use console systems rather than center post-mounted computer systems because of the airbag danger and to reduce the cost of replacing airbags, windshields, and equipment ruined when the passenger airbag detonates. Today, Mobile Data Terminals make airbag switches essential for safety.
• Airbag Switches for Police Cruisers.
• A Passenger airbag can propel equipment at more than 200 mph with thousands of pounds of force.
• And then there is the cost of replacing the dash- board and Airbag.
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