Bengt Pipkorn
Adjungerad professor at
Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences
My research field is automotive safety with special focus on mathematical analysis of vehicle occupant protection. I am carrying out research in mainly human body modelling.Future projects are aimed at improving and extending injury prediction capability of human body models. In addition the plan is to develop the capability of the human body models to in addition to severe and fatal injuries also address impairing injuries. In particular principles for potential countermeasures will be included in the research. In addition the supervision of Ph.D. students will be continued and increased in the area of human body modeling and occupant protection.
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Showing 13 publications
2018
Kinematic assessment of subject personification of human body models (THUMS)
Ana Piqueras-Lorente, Johan Iraeus, A. Lorente et al
Conference proceedings International Research Council on the Biomechanics of Injury, IRCOBI. Vol. 2018-September, p. 191-206
Paper in proceedings
2018
Evaluation of adaptive belt restraint systems for the protection of elderly occupants in frontal impacts
K. Mroz, Bengt Pipkorn, C. Sunnevang et al
Conference proceedings International Research Council on the Biomechanics of Injury, IRCOBI. Vol. 2018-September, p. 60-75
Paper in proceedings
2015
Muscle Activation Strategies in Human Body Models for the Development of Integrated Safety
Jonas Östh, Karin Brolin, Jóna Marin Olafsdottir et al
The 24th ESV Conference Proceedings
Conference contribution
2013
Rear Seat Child Safety in Near-Side Impacts: A Modeling Study of Common Sitting Positions
Marianne Andersson, Bengt Pipkorn, Per Lövsund
Traffic Injury Prevention. Vol. 14 (2), p. 198-208
Journal article
2012
Parameter study for child injury mitigation in near side impacts through FE simulations
Marianne Andersson, Bengt Pipkorn, Per Lövsund
Traffic Injury Prevention. Vol. 13 (2), p. 182-192
Journal article
2012
Evaluation of the Head Kinematics of the Q3 Model and a Modified Q3 Model by Means of Crash Reconstruction
Marianne Andersson, Bengt Pipkorn, Per Lövsund
Traffic Injury Prevention. Vol. 13 (6), p. 600-611
Journal article
2011
Characteristics of crashes involving injured children in side impacts
Marianne Andersson, Kristy Arbogast, Bengt Pipkorn et al
International Journal of Crashworthiness. Vol. 16 (4), p. 365-373
Journal article
2010
Comparison of Hybrid III and human body models in evaluating thoracic response for various seat belt and airbag loading conditions
Krystoffer Mroz, Ola Boström, Bengt Pipkorn et al
IRCOBI Conference, p. 265-279
Paper in proceedings
2009
Child Safety in Vehicles: Validation of a mathematical model and development of restraint system design guidelines for 3-year-olds through mathematical simulations
Marianne Johansson, Bengt Pipkorn, Per Lövsund
Traffic Injury Prevention. Vol. 10 (5), p. 467-478
Journal article
2008
Mathematical Occupant Models in Side Impacts - A Validation Study with Particular Emphasis on the Torso and Shoulder and their Influence on Head and Neck Motion
Bengt Pipkorn, Peter Halldin, Lotta Jakobsson et al
International IRCOBI Conference on the Biomechanics of Impact, p. 99-114
Paper in proceedings
2008
On Vehicle Design for Adaptive Front Structure
Bengt Pipkorn, Robert Thomson
International Conference on Crashworthiness
Paper in proceedings
2004
Structural adaptivity for acceleration level reduction in passenger car frontal collisions
Linus Wågström, Robert Thomson, Bengt Pipkorn
International Journal of Crashworthiness. Vol. 9 (2), p. 121-127
Journal article
1996
Car-To-Car Side Impacts: Development and Validation of Mathematical Models and their Usability for Protective System Design
Bengt Pipkorn
Doctoral thesis
Showing 1 research projects
2017–2020
Assessment of Passenger Safety in Future Cars
Mats Svensson
Vehicle Safety
Bengt Pipkorn
Vehicle Safety
Anna-Lisa Osvalder
Design and Human Factors
Lotta Jakobsson
Vehicle Safety
Johan Iraeus
Vehicle Safety
Karl-Johan Larsson
Vehicle Safety
VINNOVA
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