Crumple Zones EEI

Physics

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3 Found helpful • 24 Pages • Essays / Projects • Year: Pre-2021

This report aims to investigate the effect on force of impact from different crumple zones such as sponge, bubble wrap and aluminium. The experiment for determining the best crumple zone will be conducted and the data which was collected will be transformed into easy to read graphs and will be analysed. The results will reveal the general trend of a decrease from the initial impact until rest. This report aims to determine the best crumple zone and concludes based on research and data that it is sponge and bubble wrap.

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