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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"NOCSAE"”.
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Vibrational Characteristics of Dummy Headforms
The Hybrid III and NOCSAE headforms are two headforms used in impact testing, though their vibrational characteristics are not well understood. They may have different kinematic responses in various impact scenarios if the impact excites any of their natural frequencies; resonance is especially …
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Physical Testing of Potential Football Helmet Design Enhancements
… Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, NOCSAE, specification. The drop tower designed for Cal Poly is a lower cost and highly portable version of the standard NOCSAE design. Using this drop tower and a 3D printed prototype the new design was tested in full scale.</p>
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Development of a biomechanical surrogate for the evaluation of commotio cordis protection
… Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE). The development of a NOCSAE certification standard would encourage manufacturers to improve the CC protection offered.</p>
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Mitigating Concussion: An Innovative Football Helmet
… to the proposed design. Drop tests based on the NOCSAE standard were performed. Results of these tests show the effectiveness of the designed padding in reducing the possibility for head injuries.
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Development and Implementation of Laboratory Test Methods for the Evaluation of Wearable Head Impact Sensors
… A custom pendulum was used to impact a NOCSAE headform mounted on a Hybrid III neck. Sensors were tested under helmeted and unhelmeted conditions, according to their prescribed use. The headform was impacted at four locations, each at four impact energies ranging from 25 g to 100 g. Peak …
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Evaluation of the Biomechanical Performance of Youth Football Helmets
… Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE). Youth players have differences in anthropometry, physiology, impact exposure, and potentially injury tolerance that should be considered in future youth-specific helmets and standards. This thesis begins by investigating the current …
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Football Shoulder Pad Design and Its Effect on Head Kinematics in Shoulder-to-Helmet Impacts
… Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE) on the side, replicating a lateral STH impact. Linear and rotational kinematics of the struck head were recorded for each impact, and impact speed was derived from high-speed video. Peak kinematics were compared between shoulder pad …
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Quantifying the Effect of Helmet Fit on Performance
… An impact pendulum was used to strike a helmeted NOCSAE headform mounted on a Hybrid III neck. Helmets were impacted at 4 locations at 3 energies representing a range of concussive to sub-concussive impacts. The fit conditions evaluated in this study represent fitting scenarios in which an athlete …
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Evaluating the Head Injury Risk Associated with Baseball and Softball
… to compare the responses of the Hybrid III and NOCSAE headforms during high velocity projectile impacts, to compare head injury risk across a range of baseball stiffness designed for different age groups, to evaluate the effectiveness of infielder softball masks' ability to attenuate facial …
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Laboratory and Field Studies in Sports-Related Brain Injury
… in athletic helmet testing, the Hybrid III and NOCSAE headforms. One study compared the headform shape, particularly looking at regions that are likely to affect helmet fit. Major differences were found at the nape of the neck and in the check/jaw regions that may contribute to difficulty with …
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Evaluation of the Protective Capacity of Ice Hockey Goaltender Masks for Three Accident Events using Dynamic Response and Brain Stress and Strain
… concussion. A helmeted and unhelmeted medium NOCSAE headform were tested under conditions representing three common accident events in ice hockey. Falls were reconstructed using a monorail drop. A pneumatic linear impactor was used to reconstruct collisions and projectile impacts were …