Crush vs. Crash Analysis: What's the Difference?

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Crush analysis and crash analysis serve distinct purposes in automotive safety evaluation. Crush analysis is a static assessment that focuses on the deformation of materials and structures under load, while crash analysis is a dynamic evaluation that examines vehicle behavior during an impact. Both analyses provide critical insights into vehicle safety, but they utilize different methodologies and data interpretation techniques to achieve their goals.

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What is the difference between crush and crash analysis.
I understand that, crush analysis is much a static analysis unlike crash analysis which is a dynamic analysis.
What I am looking at is the results that anybody would like to get / view /understand from a crush analysis and crash analysis. I am specific to automotive/ car safety analysis.
 
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