Modern Vehicle Technology Engl

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Modern VehicleTechnology

Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Jrg Heck Weber-Hydraulik GmbH


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Introduction

2Modern Vehicle Technology


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Challenges

Modern Vehicle Technology


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Challenges



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Challenges



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Challenges



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Introduction


Staff

Equipment

Information on Vehicle


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Information on Vehicles

Vehicle specific details

cannot be covered in

training

Know, dont search!



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Information On Vehicles



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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials


Mercedes-Benz CL-Klasse


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Chassis / Materials


Land Rover Discovery


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Chassis / Materials


Volkswagen Touareg


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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials

Apply the maximum

cutting power of the tool

to the structure start by reducing the

diameter/material

quantity (e.g. nibbletechnique)

Use tool correctly

Avoid safety belt heightadjustment section



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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials


Mercedes-Benz SLK-class


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Chassis / Materials


Plan B and C


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Chassis / Materials


Creativity/Flexibility!


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Chassis / Materials


Teamwork means speed!


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Chassis / Materials


Less is more!


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Chassis / Materials

Alternatives:

Ripping instead of cutting?

Pushing away instead of cutting off?Make use of soft areas?


Volkswagen Passat CC


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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials



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Chassis / Materials



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Restraining Systems



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Restraining Systems

Baden-Baden, 04.02.2011



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A

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BA

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lways keep distance (30-60-90 Rule)

nterior scan

escue staff to be alerted

attery managementway with interior trim

reat risk at airbag components


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Restraining Systems


Volkswagen Golf VI


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60 cm from driver airbag30 cm from side/head airbags90 cm from passenger airbag


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Restraining Systems

All rescue staff must be

informed about undeployed

airbags.

Clear Commands

Vehicle design and

equipment direct cutting



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Restraining Systems

Switch off running engine

Switch on hazard lights

Make use of electrical systems

Switch off ignition

Locate main battery/create access

Disconnect main battery

Locate additional battery/create access

Disconnect additional battery(if necessary)

Re-confirm power absence!



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R t i i S t


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Restraining Systems


R t i i S t


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Restraining Systems


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Toyota iQ

Restraining Systems


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Avoid working near undeployed airbags, apply plan B!

Do not cut into airbag components.

Be very careful near the airbag controller.

Airbag modules must not be exposed to heat.

Do not place anything on the airbag or between airbag

and patient.

Deployed airbags generally do

not pose any dangers!


Alternative Drives


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Alternative Drives


Summary


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Summary


Staff

Equipment

Information on Vehicle

A Glimpse Of The Future


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A Glimpse Of The Future


Thank You!


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Thank You!


Jrg Heck,

Hubert Springer jun.

Klaus Krebs

[email protected]

Weber-Hydraulik GmbH

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