AS/NZS 3629.9:2010
Methods of testing child restraints - Method 9: Test for length of seating surface on a booster seat
This method for determining the angle of the lower leg when the dummy is seated on a booster seat was developed to ensure that the length of the seating surface is not so long as to prevent child's lower leg from assuming a downward direction.
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AS/NZS 3629.9:2010 METHODS OF TESTING CHILD RESTRAINTS - TEST FOR LENGTH OF SEATING SURFACE ON A BOOSTER SEAT
PREFACE
METHOD
1 SCOPE
2 OBJECTIVE
3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
4 PRINCIPLE
5 APPARATUS
6 TEST SAMPLE
7 PROCEDURE
8 REPORT
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References
Child restraint systems for use in motor vehicles
Methods of testing child restraints - Method 1: Dynamic testing
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AS/NZS 3629.9:2010 METHODS OF TESTING CHILD RESTRAINTS - TEST FOR LENGTH OF SEATING SURFACE ON A BOOSTER SEAT
PREFACE
METHOD
1 SCOPE
2 OBJECTIVE
3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
4 PRINCIPLE
5 APPARATUS
6 TEST SAMPLE
7 PROCEDURE
8 REPORT
AS/NZS 3629.9:2010
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