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Essay On Airbag

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What do you see on the video which part of the car that you think it can save you? Airbag is the first thing that I think it should save my life from an accident but do you know that this is the part that is the most dangerous when you got an accident. Today. you will know that why it is dangerous and why we don’t have to use airbag. I am a student from ICT faculty of Mahidol University. If you have any question, feel free to ask me at the end of the presentation. Let’s start from portable bomb, a big punch and another safety way. Now, we start at a portable bomb. The thing that can explode when you got an accident. The airbag inside your car is basically a friendly bomb that you carry around while you drive. You might ask. Oh really? when you drive a car. Airbag will open up to you when got an accident. It can open up because inside your airbag it contains chemical reaction that is Sodium that will turn into a nitrogen gas. that make airbag is open up. If it over explode, it will be a sharp metal that can attack to the driver. That is very dangerous for you and can make you die at that time so that is more dangerous than car crash. If your car is old that mean some part are deteriorate that make your airbag can suddenly pop up by the time you don’t get an accident. So that's …show more content…

I can say that airbag is a big punch to you because when it can open up more than 200 miles per hour1 and that take time only 30 milliseconds2. Now do you think if it doesn’t open up fully and it go 200 miles per hour to your face or your body, Uhh that will make your die at that time. And because of that most of the car will say that don’t let your kids sit in passenger seat in front of your car. As I say before it opens up very fast if your arm is on the way that it pop up (you will put you hand stress to your steering wheel), that will have you get a blister on your arm that it really bad. So that it will be a big punch to you when you got an

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