Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Constant Deceleration of Vehicle = 0.5*(Initial Velocity before Collision^2)/Stopping Distance of Vehicle
Av = 0.5*(Vo^2)/d
This formula uses 3 Variables
Variables Used
Constant Deceleration of Vehicle - (Measured in Meter per Square Second) - Constant Deceleration of Vehicle is defined as the gradual deceleration of the vehicle at any time after its collision with a static block.
Initial Velocity before Collision - (Measured in Meter per Second) - Initial Velocity before Collision is defined as the velocity of the vehicle just before its collision with a static object.
Stopping Distance of Vehicle - (Measured in Meter) - Stopping Distance of Vehicle is defined as the distance covered by the vehicle after its crash from a fixed obstacle.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Initial Velocity before Collision: 11 Meter per Second --> 11 Meter per Second No Conversion Required
Stopping Distance of Vehicle: 0.301 Meter --> 0.301 Meter No Conversion Required
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
Av = 0.5*(Vo^2)/d --> 0.5*(11^2)/0.301
Evaluating ... ...
Av = 200.996677740864
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
200.996677740864 Meter per Square Second --> No Conversion Required
FINAL ANSWER
200.996677740864 200.9967 Meter per Square Second <-- Constant Deceleration of Vehicle
(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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13 Vehicle Collision Calculators

Kinetic Energy after Collision of Vehicles
Go Kinetic Energy after Collision of Vehicles = (Mass of First Vehicle before Collision/(Mass of First Vehicle before Collision+Mass of Second Vehicle before Collision))*Kinetic Energy before Collision of Vehicles
Velocity of Occupant with Respect to Vehicle after Collision
Go Relative Velocity of Occupant after Collision = Initial Velocity before Collision*sqrt(Stopping Distance of Occupant/Stopping Distance of Vehicle)
Magnitude of Resultant Final Velocity after Collision of Two Vehicles
Go Magnitude of Resultant Final Velocity = sqrt(Final Velocity after Collision in X-Direction^2+Final Velocity after Collision in Y-Direction^2)
Direction of Final Velocity of Vehicles after Collision
Go Direction of Final Velocity = atan(Final Velocity after Collision in Y-Direction/Final Velocity after Collision in X-Direction)
Impact Force on Vehicle after Crash
Go Impact Force on Vehicle after Crash = (0.5*Vehicle Mass*Forward Velocity of Vehicle^2)/(Stopping Distance of Vehicle)
Total Momentum in y-Direction before Collision of Two Vehicles
Go Total Momentum in Y-Direction before Collision = Momentum of First Car before Collision in Y-Dir+Momentum of Second Car before Collision in Y-Dir
Acceleration of Airbag
Go Acceleration of Airbag = (Final Velocity of Airbag^2-Initial Velocity of Airbag^2)/(2*Distance Traveled by Airbag)
Total Momentum in x-Direction before Collision of Two Vehicles
Go Total Momentum in X-Direction before Collision = Total Momentum of First Vehicle in X-Direction+Total Momentum Second Vehicle in X-Direction
Time of Occupant to Stop after Contacting Interiors during Collision
Go Time of Occupant to Stop = sqrt((2*Stopping Distance of Occupant)/Constant Deceleration of Vehicle)
Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision
Go Constant Deceleration of Vehicle = 0.5*(Initial Velocity before Collision^2)/Stopping Distance of Vehicle
Stopping Distance of Vehicle after Collision
Go Stopping Distance of Vehicle = 0.5*Initial Velocity before Collision*Stopping Time of Vehicle
Stopping Time of Vehicle after Collision
Go Stopping Time of Vehicle = Initial Velocity before Collision/Constant Deceleration of Vehicle
Force Exerted on Airbag after Collision
Go Force Exerted on Airbag = Mass of Airbag*Acceleration of Airbag

Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision Formula

Constant Deceleration of Vehicle = 0.5*(Initial Velocity before Collision^2)/Stopping Distance of Vehicle
Av = 0.5*(Vo^2)/d

What is constant deceleration of vehicle after collision?

Deceleration, also known as retardation or negative Acceleration, is the Acceleration acts in the opposite direction of Motion and is responsible for reducing the Velocity of a body.

How to Calculate Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision?

Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision calculator uses Constant Deceleration of Vehicle = 0.5*(Initial Velocity before Collision^2)/Stopping Distance of Vehicle to calculate the Constant Deceleration of Vehicle, The Constant deceleration of vehicle during collision formula is defined as the retardation of the vehicle in opposite direction of motion of vehicle after its collision at any time. Constant Deceleration of Vehicle is denoted by Av symbol.

How to calculate Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision, enter Initial Velocity before Collision (Vo) & Stopping Distance of Vehicle (d) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision calculation can be explained with given input values -> 200.9967 = 0.5*(11^2)/0.301.

FAQ

What is Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision?
The Constant deceleration of vehicle during collision formula is defined as the retardation of the vehicle in opposite direction of motion of vehicle after its collision at any time and is represented as Av = 0.5*(Vo^2)/d or Constant Deceleration of Vehicle = 0.5*(Initial Velocity before Collision^2)/Stopping Distance of Vehicle. Initial Velocity before Collision is defined as the velocity of the vehicle just before its collision with a static object & Stopping Distance of Vehicle is defined as the distance covered by the vehicle after its crash from a fixed obstacle.
How to calculate Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision?
The Constant deceleration of vehicle during collision formula is defined as the retardation of the vehicle in opposite direction of motion of vehicle after its collision at any time is calculated using Constant Deceleration of Vehicle = 0.5*(Initial Velocity before Collision^2)/Stopping Distance of Vehicle. To calculate Constant Deceleration of Vehicle during Collision, you need Initial Velocity before Collision (Vo) & Stopping Distance of Vehicle (d). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Initial Velocity before Collision & Stopping Distance of Vehicle and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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