Regulation No 129 of the Economic Commission for Europe of the United Nations (UN/ECE) — Uniform provisions concerning the approval of enhanced Child Restraint Systems used on board of motor vehicles (ECRS)
1. SCOPE
2. DEFINITIONS
3. APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL
4. MARKINGS
4.6. i-Size marking
4.7. "Specific vehicle ISOFIX" marking
4.8. Additional markings
5. APPROVAL
6. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
6.1. Positioning and securing on the vehicle
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Orientation |
Category |
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|
i-Size CRS |
Integral Specific Vehicle ISOFIX CRS |
INTEGRAL |
Lateral facing (carry-cot) |
NA |
A |
Rearward facing |
A |
A |
|
Forward facing (integral) |
A |
A |
6.2. Configuration of the Child Restraint System
6.3. Child Restraint System specifications
6.3.1 Material
6.3.2. General characteristics
6.3.2.1. Internal geometric characteristics
6.3.2.2. External dimensions
6.3.2.3. Mass
6.3.3. ISOFIX attachments
6.3.3.1. Type
Figure 0(a)
6.3.3.2. Dimensions
Figure 0(b)
6.3.3.3. Partial latching indication
6.3.4. ISOFIX Child Restraint System top tether strap specifications
6.3.4.1. Top tether connector
6.3.4.2. ISOFIX top tether strap features
6.3.4.2.1. ISOFIX Top tether strap length
6.3.4.2.2. No-slack indicator
6.3.4.2.3. Dimensions
Figure 0(c)
ISOFIX top tether connector (hook type) dimensions
6.3.5. i-Size Child Restraint System support-leg and support-leg foot requirements
6.3.5.1. Support-leg and support-leg foot geometrical requirements
6.3.5.2. Support-leg foot adjustability requirements
6.3.5.3. Support-leg foot dimensions
Figure 0(d)
6.3.5.4. Support-leg foot jig
Figure 0(e)
6.4. Control of markings
6.5. Control of instructions on installation and the instructions for use
6.6. Provisions applicable to the assembled Child Restraint System
6.6.1. Resistance to corrosion
6.6.2. Energy absorption
6.6.3. Overturning
6.6.4. Dynamic test
Frontal impact |
Rear impact |
Lateral impact |
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Test on trolley+ standard seat |
Test in car body |
Test on trolley+ standard seat |
Test in car body |
Test on trolley+ standard seat |
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Forward facing |
Rearward and lateral facing |
Forward facing |
Rearward and lateral facing |
Rearward and lateral facing |
Rearward and lateral facing |
Forward facing |
Rearward and lateral facing |
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Criterion |
Abbreviation |
Unit |
Q0 |
Q1 |
Q1,5 |
Q3 |
Q6 |
Head performance criterion (only in case of contact during in-vehicle testing) |
HPC(3) (15) |
|
600 |
600 |
600 |
800 |
800 |
Head acceleration 3 ms |
A head 3 ms |
g |
75 |
75 |
75 |
80 |
80 |
Upper neck tension Force |
Fz |
N |
For monitoring purpose only(4) |
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Upper neck flexion moment |
My |
Nm |
For monitoring purpose only(5) |
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Chest acceleration 3 ms |
A chest 3 ms |
g |
55 |
55 |
55 |
55 |
55 |
6.6.4.4. Dummy’s head displacement for frontal and rear impact
6.6.4.4.1.1. Forward facing Child Restraint Systems
Figure 1
Arrangement for testing a forward-facing device
Figure 2
Arrangement for testing a rearward-facing device, not supported by the dashboard
6.6.4.5.1. Main injury assessment criterion — Head containment
6.6.4.5.2. Additional Injury assessment criteria for lateral impact
Criterion |
Abbreviation |
Unit |
Q0 |
Q1 |
Q1,5 |
Q3 |
Q6 |
Head performance criterion |
HPC (15) |
|
600 |
600 |
600 |
800 |
800 |
Head acceleration 3 ms |
A head 3 ms |
g |
75 |
75 |
75 |
80 |
80 |
Upper neck tension force |
Fz |
N |
For monitoring purpose only(6) |
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Upper neck flexion moment |
Mx |
Nm |
For monitoring purpose only(7) |
6.6.5. Resistance to temperature
6.7. Provisions applicable to individual components of the restraint
6.7.1. Buckle
6.7.1.4.1. Shoulder strap positioner
6.7.1.7.1. Test under load
6.7.1.7.2. No-load test
6.7.1.8. Strength
6.7.2. Adjusting device
6.7.3. Retractors
6.7.3.1. Automatically-locking retractors
6.7.3.2. Emergency-locking retractors
6.7.4. Straps
6.7.4.1. Width
6.7.4.2. Strength after room conditioning
6.7.4.3. Strength after special conditioning
6.7.5. ISOFIX attachment specifications
6.8. Classification
7. TESTS
7.1. Tests of the assembled Child Restraint System
7.1.1. Corrosion
7.1.2. Overturning
7.1.3.1. Tests using the trolley and test bench
7.1.3.1.1. Frontal and rear impact tests
7.1.3.1.1.5. Deceleration or acceleration devices
7.1.3.1.1.5.2. Acceleration test device
7.1.3.1.2. Rear impact
7.1.3.1.3. Lateral impact
7.1.3.2. Test on trolley and vehicle body shell
7.1.3.2.1. For frontal impact tests
7.1.3.2.2. For rear impact tests
7.1.3.3. When testing with a complete vehicle
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Frontal impact |
Rear impact |
Lateral impact |
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Test |
Restraint |
Speed km/h |
Test pulse No. |
Stopping distance during test (mm) |
Speed km/h |
Test pulse No. |
Stopping distance during test (mm) |
Relative door/bench velocity |
Stopping distance during test (mm) Maximum intrusion |
Trolley with test bench |
Forward Facing |
50 + 0 – 2 |
1 |
650 ± 50 |
NA |
NA |
NA |
3 |
250 ± 50 |
Rearward Facing |
50 + 0 – 2 |
1 |
650 ± 50 |
30 + 2 – 0 |
2 |
275 ± 25 |
3 |
250 ± 50 |
|
Lateral Facing |
50 + 0 – 2 |
1 |
650 ± 50 |
30 + 2 – 0 |
2 |
275 ± 25 |
3 |
250 ± 50 |
|
Test pulse No. 1 – As prescribed in Annex 7 / Appendix 1 – Frontal impact. Test pulse No. 2 – As prescribed in Annex 7 / Appendix 2 – Rear impact. Test velocity corridor curve No. 3 – As prescribed in Annex 7 / Appendix 3 – Lateral impact NA: non-applicable |
7.1.3.5. Dynamic test dummies
7.1.3.5.2. Installation of the dummy for frontal and rear impacts
|
Q0 |
Q1 |
Q1,5 |
Q3 |
Q6 |
Q10 (design targets) |
|
Dimensions in mm |
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Height of spacer device for positioning of dummy |
|
229 ± 2 |
237 ± 2 |
250 ± 2 |
270 ± 2 |
359 ± 2 |
[Bild bitte in Originalquelle ansehen] |
[Bild bitte in Originalquelle ansehen] |
7.1.3.6. i-Size indication
Size range indication |
≤ 60 |
60 < × ≤ 75 |
75 < × ≤ 87 |
87 < × ≤ 105 |
105 < × ≤ 125 |
> 125 |
Dummy |
Q0 |
Q1 |
Q1,5 |
Q3 |
Q6 |
Q10 |
7.2. Testing of individual components
7.2.1. Buckle
7.2.1.1. Opening test under load
7.2.1.2. Opening test under zero load
7.2.1.3. Strength testing
7.2.2. Adjusting device
7.2.2.1. Ease of adjustment
7.2.3. Microslip test (see Annex 5, Figure 3)
7.2.4. Retractor
7.2.4.1. Retracting force
7.2.4.2. Durability of retractor mechanism
7.2.4.3. Locking of emergency-locking retractors
7.2.4.4. Corrosion testing
7.2.4.5. Dust resistance testing
7.2.5. Static test for straps
7.2.5.1. Strap strength test
7.2.5.2.1. Room conditioning
7.2.5.2.2. Light conditioning
7.2.5.2.3. Cold conditioning
7.2.5.2.4. Heat conditioning
7.2.5.2.5. Exposure to water
7.2.5.2.6. Abrasion conditioning
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Load (N) |
Cycles per minute |
Cycles (No.) |
Type 1 procedure |
10 ± 0,1 |
30 ± 10 |
1 000 ± 5 |
Type 2 procedure |
5 ± 0,05 |
30 ± 10 |
5 000 ± 5 |
7.2.5.2.6.3. Particular test conditions
7.2.6. Conditioning test for adjusters mounted directly on a child restraint
7.2.7. Temperature test
7.3. Certification of test bench cushion.
7.4. Registration of dynamic behaviour
Type of measurement |
CFC(FH) |
Cut-off frequency (FN) |
Trolley acceleration |
600 |
see ISO 6487Annex A |
Belt loads |
600 |
see ISO 6487Annex A |
Chest acceleration |
600 |
see ISO 6487Annex A |
Head acceleration |
1 000 |
1 650 Hz |
Upper neck force |
600 |
|
Upper neck moment |
600 |
|
Chest deflection |
600 |
|
8. TEST REPORTS OF TYPE APPROVAL AND OF PRODUCTION QUALIFICATION
9. PRODUCTION QUALIFICATION
9.2. Qualifying the production of Child Restraint Systems
9.2.1. Dynamic tests for frontal and rear impact
9.2.2. Dynamic tests for lateral impact
9.2.3. Control of markings
10. CONFORMITY OF PRODUCTION AND ROUTINE TESTS
11. MODIFICATION AND EXTENSION OF APPROVAL OF A CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM
12. PENALTIES FOR NON-CONFORMITY OF PRODUCTION
13. PRODUCTION DEFINITIVELY DISCONTINUED
14. INFORMATION FOR USERS
15. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF TECHNICAL SERVICES RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDUCTING APPROVAL TESTS AND OF TYPE APPROVAL AUTHORITIES
ANNEX 1
COMMUNICATION
(Maximum format: A4 (210 × 297 mm))
ANNEX 2
ARRANGEMENTS OF THE APPROVAL MARK
ANNEX 3
ARRANGEMENT OF APPARATUS FOR DUST RESISTANCE TEST
ANNEX 4
CORROSION TEST
1. TEST APPARATUS
2. LOCATION OF TEST SAMPLES IN THE MIST CABINET
3. SALT SOLUTION
4. COMPRESSED AIR
5. CONDITIONS IN THE MIST CHAMBER
ANNEX 5
ABRASION AND MICROSLIP TEST
Figure 1
Procedure type 1
Figure 2
Procedure type 2
Figure 3
Microslip Test
ANNEX 6
DESCRIPTION OF TROLLEY
1. TROLLEY
2. CALIBRATION SCREEN
3. TEST BENCH
|
Standard |
Value |
Unit |
Density |
EN ISO 845 |
68-74 |
Kg/m3 |
Compression resistance |
EN ISO 3386/1 (40 % compression) |
13 |
kPa |
Indentation Load Deflection (ILD) |
EN ISO 2439B (40 % compression) |
500 (+/15 %) |
N |
Tensile strenght |
EN ISO 1798 |
≥ 150 |
kPa |
Ultimate elongation |
EN ISO 1798 |
≥ 120 |
% |
Compression set |
EN ISO 1856 (22hr/50 %/70 °C) |
≤ 3 |
% |
Table 2
3.2. Test of rearward-facing devices
Figure 1
Arrangements for testing a rearward –facing device
3.3. Trolley floor pan
4. STOPPING DEVICE
(ASTM Method 2000 (1980) unless otherwise stated) |
|
Shore hardness A: |
88 ± 2 at 20 °C ± 5 °C temperature |
Breaking strength: |
Ro ≥ 300 kg/cm2 |
Minimum elongation: |
Ao ≥ 400 per cent |
Module at 100 per cent elongation: |
≥ 70 kg/cm2 |
Module at 300 per cent elongation: |
≥ 130 kg/cm2 |
Low temperature brittleness (ASTM Method D 736): |
5 hours at – 55 °C |
Compression set (Method B): |
22 hours at 70 °C ≤ 45 per cent |
Density at 25 °C: |
1,08 to 1,12 |
Ageing in air (ASTM Method D 573 (1981)): |
|
70 hours at 100 °C: |
Shore hardness: max. variation ± 3 Breaking strength: decrease < 10 per cent of Ro Elongation: decrease < 10 per cent of Ao Weight: decrease < 1 per cent |
Immersion in oil (ASTM Method D 471 (1979) Oil No. 1): |
|
70 hours at 100 °C: |
Shore hardness: max. variation ± 4 Breaking strength: decrease < 15 per cent of Ro Elongation: decrease < 10 per cent of Ao Volume: swelling < 5 per cent |
Immersion in oil (ASTM Method D 471 (1979) Oil No. 3): |
|
70 hours at 100 °C: |
Breaking strength: decrease < 15 per cent of Ro Elongation: decrease < 15 per cent of Ao Volume: swelling < 20 per cent |
Immersion in distilled water: |
|
1 week at 70 °C: |
Breaking strength: decrease < 35 per cent of Ro |
|
Elongation: increase < 20 per cent of Ao |
ASTM Method 2000 (1980) unless otherwise stated |
|
Shore hardness A: |
88 ± 2 at 20 °C ± 5 °C temperature |
Breaking strength: |
Ro ≥ 300 kg/cm2 |
Minimum elongation: |
Ao ≥ 400 per cent |
Module at 100 per cent elongation: |
≥ 70 kg/cm2 |
Module at 300 per cent elongation: |
≥ 130 kg/cm2 |
Low temperature brittleness (ASTM Method D 736): |
5 hours at – 55 °C |
Compression set (Method B): |
22 hours at 70 °C ≤ 45 per cent |
Density at 25 °C: |
1,08 to 1,12 |
Ageing in air (ASTM Method D 573 (1981)): |
|
70 hours at 100 °C: |
Shore hardness: max. variation ± 4 Breaking strength: decrease < 15 per cent of Ro Elongation: decrease < 10 per cent of Ao Volume: swelling < 5 per cent |
Immersion in oil (ASTM Method D 471 (1979) Oil No. 3): |
|
70 hours at 100 °C: |
Breaking strength: decrease < 15 per cent of Ro Elongation: decrease < 15 per cent of Ao Volume: swelling < 20 per cent |
Immersion in distilled water: |
|
1 week at 70 °C |
Breaking strength: decrease < 35 per cent of Ro |
|
Elongation: increase < 20 per cent of Ao |
Appendix 1
Figure 1
Dimensions of the seat and the seat cushions
Figure 2
Dimensions of the aluminium bottom-plate
Figure 3
Dimensions of the cover material (dimensions in mm)
Appendix 2
Arrangement and use of anchorages on the test trolley
Figure 1
Top View – Bench with anchorages (Tolerance general: ± 2)
Figure 2
Side View – Bench with anchorages (Tolerance general: ± 2)
Appendix 3
Definition of side impact door
1. DOOR PANEL DEFINITION
Figure 1
Door panel geometry and position at T0 – Top view
Figure 2
Door panel geometry – Side view
Figure 3
Door panel approximate maximum intrusion – Side view (For information)
2. PANEL PADDING SPECIFICATION
2.1. General
2.2. Test procedure for the assessment of panel padding material
2.3. Performance criteria for the padding material
Figure 4
Corridor for the padding material
ANNEX 7
CURVE OF TROLLEY'S DECELERATION OR ACCELERATION, AS FUNCTION OF TIME
Appendix 1
Frontal impact
Curve of trolley's deceleration or acceleration, as function of time
Definition of the different curves |
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Time (ms) |
Acceleration (g) Low corridor |
Acceleration (g) High corridor |
0 |
— |
10 |
20 |
0 |
— |
50 |
20 |
28 |
65 |
20 |
— |
+80 |
— |
28 |
100 |
0 |
— |
120 |
— |
0 |
Regulation No. 44 Frontal impact
Appendix 2
Rear impact
Curves of trolley's deceleration or acceleration, as function of time
Definition of the different curves |
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Time (ms) |
Acceleration (g) Low corridor |
Acceleration (g) High corridor |
0 |
— |
21 |
10 |
0 |
|
10 |
7 |
— |
20 |
14 |
— |
37 |
14 |
— |
52 |
7 |
— |
52 |
0 |
|
70 |
— |
21 |
70 |
— |
0 |
Regulation No. 44 Rear impact
Appendix 3
Lateral impact
Curve of relative velocity between trolley and door panel as function of time
[Bild bitte in Originalquelle ansehen] |
Lower corridor of relative velocity |
[Bild bitte in Originalquelle ansehen] |
Upper corridor of relative velocity |
[Bild bitte in Originalquelle ansehen] |
Lower corridor of door ground velocity (door moving test at t0 only) |
[Bild bitte in Originalquelle ansehen] |
Upper corridor of door ground velocity (door moving test at t0 only) |
Definition of the different curves |
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Time (ms) |
Relative door/bench velocity (m/s) Lower corridor |
Relative door/bench velocity (m/s) Upper corridor |
0 |
6,375 |
7,25 |
15 |
5,5 |
— |
18 |
— |
6,2 |
60 |
0 |
— |
70 |
— |
0 |
Appendix 4
1. DOOR PANEL DEFINITION
2. PANEL PADDING SPECIFICATION
2.1. General
2.2. Test procedure for the assessment of panel padding material
2.3. Performance criteria for the padding material
Figure 1
Corridor for the padding material
ANNEX 8
DESCRIPTION OF DUMMIES
1. GENERAL
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE DUMMIES
3. CONSTRUCTION
3.1. Head
3.2. Neck
3.3. Thorax
3.5. Abdomen
3.6. Lumbar spine
3.7. Pelvis
3.8. Legs
3.9. Arms
4. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
4.1. Mass
|
Q0 |
Q1 |
Q1,5 |
Q3 |
Q6 |
Q10 Design targets |
Mass in [kg] |
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Head + Neck (incl. acc. mount) |
1,10 ± 0,10 |
2,41 ± 0,10 |
2,80 ± 0,10 |
3,17 ± 0,10 |
3,94 ± 0,10 |
4,19 |
Torso (incl. acc. mount and chest deflection sensor) |
1,50 ± 0,15 |
4,21 ± 0,25 |
4,74 ± 0,25 |
6,00 ± 0,30 |
9,07 ± 0,40 |
14,85 (incl, suit) |
Legs (together) |
0,58 ± 0,06 |
1,82 ± 0,20 |
2,06 ± 0,20 |
3,54 ± 0,10 |
6,90 ± 0,10 |
12,50 |
Arms (together) |
0,28 ± 0,03 |
0,89 ± 0,20 |
1,20 ± 0,20 |
1,48 ± 0,10 |
2,49 ± 0,10 |
4,00 |
Suit |
0,27 ± 0,05 |
0,27 ± 0,05 |
0,30 ± 0,05 |
0,40 ± 0,10 |
0,55 ± 0,10 |
(see torso) |
Total |
3,73 ± 0,39 |
9,6 ± 0,80 |
11,10 ± 0,80 |
14,59 ± 0,70 |
22,95 ± 0,80 |
35,54 |
4.2. Principal dimensions
Figure 2
Main dimensions of dummy
No. |
|
Q0 |
Q1 |
Q1,5 |
Q3 |
Q6 |
Q10 (design targets) |
|
|
Dimensions in mm |
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17 |
Seating height (head tilted forward) |
355 ± 9 |
479 ± 9 |
499 ± 9 |
544 ± 9 |
601 ± 9 |
< 748 ± 9 |
18 |
Shoulder height (sitting) |
225 ± 7 |
298 ± 7 |
309 ± 7 |
329 ± 7 |
362 ± 7 |
473 ± 7 |
|
Stature (head tilted forward) |
— |
740 ± 9 |
800 ± 9 |
985 ± 9 |
1 143 ± 9 |
< 1 443 ± 9 |
5 |
Chest depth |
— |
114 ± 5 |
113 ± 5 |
146 ± 5 |
141 ± 5 |
171 ± 5 |
15 |
Shoulder width |
230 ± 7 |
227 ± 7 |
227 ± 7 |
259 ± 7 |
305 ± 7 |
338 ± 7 |
12 |
Hip width |
— |
191 ± 7 |
194 ± 7 |
200 ± 7 |
223 ± 7 |
270 ± 7 |
1 |
Back of buttocks to front of knees |
130 ± 5 |
211 ± 5 |
235 ± 5 |
305 ± 5 |
366 ± 5 |
488 ± 5 |
2 |
Back of buttocks to popliteus |
— |
161 ± 5 |
185 ± 5 |
253 ± 5 |
299 ± 5 |
418 ± 5 |
21 |
Thigh height, sitting |
|
69 |
72 |
79 |
92 |
114 |
|
Height of spacer device for positioning of dummy(1) |
|
229 ± 2 |
237 ± 2 |
250 ± 2 |
270 ± 2 |
359 ± 2 |
1. Adjustments of joints
2. Instrumentation
ANNEX 9
FRONTAL IMPACT TEST AGAINST A BARRIER
1.1. Testing ground
1.2. Barrier
1.3. Propulsion of the vehicle
1.4. State of the vehicle
1.5. Impact velocity
1.6. Measuring instruments
ANNEX 10
REAR IMPACT TEST PROCEDURE
1. INSTALLATIONS, PROCEDURES AND MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
1.1. Testing ground
1.2. Impactor
1.3. Propulsion of the impactor
1.4. Special provisions applicable where a moving barrier is used
1.5. Special provisions applicable where a pendulum is used
1.6. General provisions relating to the mass and velocity of the impactor
1.7. State of the vehicle during the test
ANNEX 11
TYPE APPROVAL SCHEME (FLOW CHART ISO 9002:2000)
ANNEX 12
CONTROL OF CONFORMITY OF PRODUCTION
1. TESTS
1.1. Verification of the locking threshold and durability of emergency locking retractors
1.2. Verification of the durability of automatically locking retractors
1.3. Test for strength of straps after conditioning
1.3.1. Test for strength of straps after abrasion
1.4. Microslip test
1.5. Energy absorption
1.7. Temperature test
2. TEST FREQUENCY AND RESULTS
2.2.1. Batch control for the Child Restraint Systems
Number in the batch |
Number of samples/ Child Restraint Systems characteristics |
Combined number of samples |
Acceptance criteria |
Rejection criteria |
Degree of control rigour |
N < 500 |
1st = 1MH |
1 |
0 |
— |
Normal |
2nd = 1MH |
2 |
1 |
2 |
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500 < N < 5 000 |
1st = 1MH+1LH |
2 |
0 |
2 |
Normal |
2nd = 1MH+1LH |
4 |
1 |
2 |
||
N < 500 |
1st = 2MH |
2 |
0 |
2 |
Strengthened |
2nd = 2MH |
4 |
1 |
2 |
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500 < N < 5 000 |
1st = 2MH+2LH |
4 |
0 |
2 |
Strengthened |
2nd = 2MH+2LH |
8 |
1 |
2 |
2.2.2. Continuous control
Child Restraint Systems taken |
Degree of control rigour |
0,02 per cent means one Child Restraint System taken from every 5 000 manufactured |
Normal |
0,05 per cent means one Child Restraint System taken from every 2 000 manufactured |
Strengthened |
ANNEX 13
TEST OF ENERGY ABSORBING MATERIAL
1. HEADFORM
Figure A
Headform
2. INSTRUMENTATION
3. PROCEDURE
ANNEX 14
METHOD OF DEFINING HEAD IMPACT AREA OF DEVICES WITH BACKRESTS AND FOR REARWARD-FACING DEVICES DEFINING THE MINIMUM SIZE OF SIDE WINGS
ANNEX 15
DESCRIPTION OF CONDITIONING OF ADJUSTERS MOUNTED DIRECTLY ON CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS
Figure 1
1. METHOD
ANNEX 16
TYPICAL BUCKLE STRENGTH TEST DEVICE
ANNEX 17
DETERMINATION OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
1. HEAD PERFORMANCE CRITERION (HPC)
ANNEX 18
GEOMETRICAL DIMENSIONS OF I-SIZE CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS
Figure 1
Stature cm |
Sitting height cm |
Shoulder breadth cm |
Hip breadth cm |
Shoulder height cm |
|
A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
|
|
95 %ile |
95 %ile |
95 %ile |
5 %ile |
95 %ile |
40 |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
45 |
39,0 |
12,1 |
14,2 |
27,4 |
29,0 |
50 |
40,5 |
14,1 |
14,8 |
27,6 |
29,2 |
55 |
42,0 |
16,1 |
15,4 |
27,8 |
29,4 |
60 |
43,5 |
18,1 |
16,0 |
28,0 |
29,6 |
65 |
45,0 |
20,1 |
17,2 |
28,2 |
29,8 |
70 |
47,1 |
22,1 |
18,4 |
28,3 |
30,0 |
75 |
49,2 |
24,1 |
19,6 |
28,4 |
31,3 |
80 |
51,3 |
26,1 |
20,8 |
29,2 |
32,6 |
85 |
53,4 |
26,9 |
22,0 |
30,0 |
33,9 |
90 |
55,5 |
27,7 |
22,5 |
30,8 |
35,2 |
95 |
57,6 |
28,5 |
23,0 |
31,6 |
36,5 |
100 |
59,7 |
29,3 |
23,5 |
32,4 |
37,8 |
105 |
61,8 |
30,1 |
24,9 |
33,2 |
39,1 |
110 |
63,9 |
30,9 |
26,3 |
34,0 |
40,4 |
115 |
66,0 |
32,1 |
27,7 |
35,5 |
41,7 |
120 |
68,1 |
33,3 |
29,1 |
37,0 |
43,0 |
125 |
70,2 |
34,5 |
30,5 |
38,5 |
44,3 |
130 |
72,3 |
35,7 |
31,9 |
40,0 |
46,1 |
135 |
74,4 |
36,9 |
33,3 |
41,5 |
47,9 |
140 |
76,5 |
38,1 |
34,7 |
43,0 |
49,7 |
145 |
78,6 |
39,3 |
36,3 |
44,5 |
51,5 |
150 |
81,1 |
41,5 |
37,9 |
46,3 |
53,3 |
Figure 2
Side and front view of the measuring device
Figure 3
3D view of the measuring device
ANNEX 19
ASSESSMENT VOLUMES FOR I-SIZE SUPPORT-LEGS AND SUPPORT-LEG FEET
Figure 1
Side view of the support leg dimension assessment volume
Figure 2
3D view of the support leg dimension assessment volume
Figure 3
Side view of the support leg foot assessment volume
Figure 4
3D view of the support leg foot assessment volume
ANNEX 20
MINIMUM LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR APPROVAL
|
i-Size CRS |
Specific vehicle ISOFIX CRS |
Paragraph |
General documents |
Application letter/request |
Application letter/request |
3.1. |
|
Technical description of the CRS |
Technical description of the CRS |
3.2.1. |
|
Installation instruction for retractors |
Installation instruction for retractors |
3.2.1. |
|
Declaration on toxicity |
Declaration on toxicity |
3.2.1. |
|
Declaration on flammability |
Declaration on flammability |
3.2.1. |
|
Instructions and details of packaging |
Instructions and details of packaging |
3.2.6. |
|
Material specifications of the parts |
Material specifications of the parts |
2.46. and 2.2.1.1. of Annex 12 |
|
Assembly instructions for removable parts |
Assembly instructions for removable parts |
6.2.3. |
|
Documentation on information for users |
Documentation on information for users, including reference to the applicable vehicle(s) |
14. |
|
|
List of vehicle model(s) |
Annex 1 |
|
CoP clearance documents including company organisation chart, Chamber of Commerce registry, production plant declaration, quality system certificate, CoP procedure declaration |
CoP clearance documents including company organisation chart, Chamber of Commerce registry, production plant declaration, quality system certificate, CoP procedure declaration and declaration on procedures for sampling per product type |
3.1. and Annex 11 |
Drawings/pictures |
Exploded view drawing of CRS and drawings of all its relevant parts |
Exploded view drawing of CRS and drawings of all its relevant parts |
3.2.1. and Annex 1 |
|
Position of approval mark |
Position of approval mark |
3.2.1. |
|
|
Drawings or pictures regarding the combination of the CRS and the car or the ISOFIX seating position and the relevant car environment(1) |
3.2.3. |
|
|
Drawings of vehicle and seat structure, adjustment system and attachments(1) |
Annex 1 |
|
Photographs of CRS |
Photographs of CRS and/or vehicle and seat structure |
Annex 1 |
|
i-Size CRS |
Specific vehicle ISOFIX CRS |
Paragraph |
|
In case not marked on the sample(s) at the time of submission for approval: Example of marking of manufacturer’s name, initials or trade mark, the year of production, orientation, warning labels, i-Size logo, size range, occupant mass and additional markings. |
In case not marked on the sample(s) at the time of submission for approval: Example of marking of manufacturer’s name, initials or trade mark, the year of production, orientation, warning labels, i-Size logo, size range, occupant mass, specific vehicle ISOFIX marking and additional markings. |
4. |
ANNEX 21
LOAD APPLICATION DEVICES
Load application device I
No. |
Part Number |
Name |
Information |
Quantity |
1 |
PV000009.1 |
Head belt – 39 mm |
— |
1 |
2 |
PV000009.2 |
Shoulder belt lh-rh – 39 mm |
— |
2 |
3 |
PV000009.3 |
Crotch belt – 39 mm |
— |
1 |
4 |
PV000009.4 |
Hip belt – 39 mm |
— |
1 |
5 |
102 18 31 |
Stitch pattern (30 × 17) |
Stich: 77, thread: 30, colour: SABA grey |
8 |
6 |
PV000009.5 |
Plastic buckle |
|
2 |
7 |
PV000009.6 |
Stitch pattern (2 × 37) |
Stich: 77, thread: 30, colour: SABA grey |
2 |
Strech lenght |
(+/– 5 mm) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Dummy Q 0 |
Q 1 |
Q 1,5 |
Q 3 |
Q 6 |
Q 10 |
Head belt |
1 000 mm |
1 000 mm |
1 000 mm |
1 200 mm |
1 200 mm |
1 200 mm |
Shoulder belt |
750 mm |
850 mm |
950 mm |
1 000 mm |
1 100 mm |
1 300 mm |
Crotch belt |
300 mm |
350 mm |
400 mm |
400 mm |
450 mm |
570 mm |
Hip belt |
400 mm |
500 mm |
550 mm |
600 mm |
700 mm |
800 mm |
Dimension X |
120 mm |
130 mm |
140 mm |
140 mm |
150 mm |
160 mm |
Belt |
|
|
|
Width |
Thickness |
Expansion |
Fastness |
39 mm +/– 1 mm |
1 mm +/– 0,1 mm |
5,5 – 6,5 % |
Min. 15 000 N |
Stich pattern |
Min. required force |
12 × 12 mm |
3,5 kN |
30 × 12 mm |
5,3 kN |
30 × 17 mm |
5,3 kN |
30 × 30 mm |
7,0 kN |
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Load application device II
No. |
Name |
Information |
Quantity |
1 |
Main belt – 39 mm |
— |
1 |
2 |
Hip belt (upper/lower)– 39 mm |
— |
2 |
3 |
Stitch pattern (30 × 17) |
Stich: 77, thread: 30- |
4 |
Strech lenght |
(+/– 5 mm) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Q 0 |
Q 1 |
Q 1,5 |
Q 3 |
Q 6 |
Q 10 |
Main belt (A) |
1 740 mm |
1 850 mm |
1 900 mm |
2 000 mm |
2 000 mm |
2 100 mm |
Hip belt (B) |
530 mm |
560 mm |
600 mm |
630 mm |
660 mm |
700 mm |
Lower dimension (C) |
125 mm |
150 mm |
150 mm |
170 mm |
200 mm |
200 mm |
Mid dimension (D) |
270 mm |
300 mm |
350 mm |
380 mm |
380 mm |
400 mm |
Belt |
|
|
|
Width |
Thickness |
Expansion |
Fastness |
39 mm +/– 1 mm |
1 mm +/– 0,1 mm |
5,5 – 6,5 % |
Min. 15 000 N |
Stich pattern |
Min. required force |
12 × 12 mm |
3,5 kN |
30 × 12 mm |
5,3 kN |
30 × 17 mm |
5,3 kN |
30 × 30 mm |
7,0 kN |
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