Evaluation of the Head Trauma Safety For Low and High Cut Composite Ballistic Helmets Design

The subject of the study was to assess the risk of internal injuries to the head protected by ballistic helmets varying in design and material composition. For the study, the two design of the ballistic head protector: high- and lowcut helmets were applied, for which the safety was verified using FMJ 9 mm parabellum projectile.

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Defence Science Journal
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2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.14429/dsj.20518
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Automotive and Human Injury Biomechanics
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Evaluation of the Head Trauma Safety For Low and High Cut Composite Ballistic Helmets Design

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Abstract

The subject of the study was to assess the risk of internal injuries to the head protected by ballistic helmets varying in design and material composition. For the study, the two design of the ballistic head protector: high- and lowcut helmets were applied, for which the safety was verified using FMJ 9 mm parabellum projectile.

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Automotive and Human Injury Biomechanics
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