Catia

(Proto driver)
Tasneem

By: Mariam Waleed

Date: 02/03/2024
 References from SolidWorks

Take a reference to the steering wheel from the bulkhead=634.277mm=63cm

And Take a reference to the steering wheel from the base of the car = 187.49mm=19cm
 Reference from CATIA

Reference the pedal to the farthest part of the car=293mm=29cm

views with cover(150cm pedal)
views without cover(150cm pedal)
For 150cm distance from bulkhead

for 157cm

The max. angle of her foot

➢ We can improve it to suitably reach the pedal at this dimension, but it will affect the vision
 (without helmet)

Max. distance from head to bulkhead= 203mm=20cm

Min. distance from head to bulkhead= 111mm=11cm

The best dimensions of the steering wheel for her :from bulkhead to steering wheel 650mm=65cm

For steering wheel: distance from steering wheel to base(height)=217mm=21cm

For helmet distance from eyes to bulkhead =230mm=23cm

From elbow to car =30mm =3cm

Rula Analysis score
Summary for Tasneem (height 152cm without helmet)

For Tasneem Reference Now recommended

steering wheel steering wheel from the bulkhead 63cm 65cm

steering wheel steering wheel from the base of the car 19cm 21cm

pedal From the pedal to the farthest point in 29cm

the front of the car
head distance from head to bulkhead)max 20cm
height) )without
helmet)
head distance from head to bulkhead) On the 11 cm
side of the head(Max (without
helmet)
eyes distance from eyes to bulkhead(height) 23cm

elbow From elbow to car 3cm

Summary for Tasneem assuming that the thickness of the helmet is 10 cm all around (height 162cm
with helmet)
For Tasneem Reference Now recommended

steering wheel steering wheel from the 63cm 65cm

bulkhead

steering wheel steering wheel from the base of 19cm 21cm

the car

pedal From the pedal to the farthest 29cm

point in the front of the car

head distance from head to 10cm )with

bulkhead)max height) helmet)

head distance from head to 1 cm (with

bulkhead) On the side of helmet)
the head(Max
eyes distance from eyes to 23cm
bulkhead(height)

elbow From elbow to car 3cm

For Vision (2.5cm )
➢ below illustrations should illustrate better what we expect in Technical Inspection. The
driver should be reasonable able to see 180◦ around the front of the vehicle, allowing
for blind spots due to the monocoque, and behind using the rearview mirrors.
 1. Sketch

Manikin with 23cm distance from eyes to bulkhead(height) inside the car.

2. Test with a 1.9 m manikin as object.

 Point 7

Place a manikin 1.9 meters tall on point 7. we can’t see the person when the driver’s head angle is zero
degree. It requires the driver to turn his head horizontal at a 40-degree angle. (it is outside the eye range
at zero-degree angle, but we can see it by moving the head at an angle)

40-degree angle
 Point 6

Placing a manikin 1.9 meter tall on point 6. requires the driver to turn his head at a horizontal angle of 20
degrees to see it clearly.

Zero-degree angle

25-degree angle
 Point 5

Placing a manikin 1.9 meter tall on point 5. we can see the person partially when the driver’s head angle
is zero degree. It requires the driver to turn his head at a horizontal angle of 50 degree to see him
clearly.

Zero-degree angle

50-degree angle
 Point 4

Zero-degree angle
 From Base
Through trial and error of different box sizes and taking a reference from the base of the car, we
concluded that the vision couldn't be clear before 25cm from the base.

Base
 from the ground
Through trial and error of different box sizes and taking a reference from the ground of the car, we
concluded that the vision couldn't be clear before 30cm from the ground.

Ground