Gauge R & R Study for SAE J3103

David Richard Bratkowski; Scott Ziolek

doi:10.4271/2021-01-0862

The H-point is a critical part of vehicle design as it is the basis for many engineering dimensions within the vehicle interior. A complete design process includes comparisons of the design to competitive benchmark vehicles. However, the competitive design considerations needed to determine the common standard H-point reference are often unknown.

The SAE Human Accommodation and Design Devices (HADD) technical committee recently published a new standard benchmark SgRP procedure [2]. This new standard practice needed to be tested with respect to the accuracy and repeatability for determining the unknown h-point design parameters within industry benchmarking tolerances. In 2019, the SAE HADD committee conducted a study to evaluate the reproducibility of the new procedure. This paper presents detailed results of that study and discusses opportunities for applying the new benchmark practice.

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Gauge R & R Study for SAE J3103 2021-01-0862

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