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Description
the primary objective of this effort is to develop progressively higher-fidelity
analyses, validated with video analysis (and phenomenological experiments if needed), to
identify key motion and design variables of the horse/fence system - in particular at the
horse/fence contact interface - that can prevent or mitigate the onset of rotational motion.
With validated analyses, we will then be able to achieve the following goals: 1) define
limits for the proper use of currently available frangible devices for the most effective
incident prevention, 2) define geometric parameters at the contact point to improve safety
of fences where incorporation of devices is not possible, and 3) define requirements for
design of deformable/resettable systems to enable the development of more safety
options in the future.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 1/1/16 → 1/1/16 |
Funding
- United States Eventing Association
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