turvatyynyillä

Turvatyynyillä, which translates to "with airbags" in English, refers to a safety feature in vehicles. Airbags are a supplemental restraint system designed to inflate rapidly during a collision, cushioning occupants and reducing the severity of injuries. They work in conjunction with seatbelts, which are the primary restraint system.

The system typically consists of an airbag module, a sensor, and an inflation system. When a significant impact is detected by the sensors, a signal is sent to the inflation module, which triggers a chemical reaction that produces a large volume of gas. This gas rapidly fills the fabric airbag, which then deploys from its housing, usually located within the steering wheel, dashboard, or seat.

Different types of airbags exist, including frontal airbags, side airbags, curtain airbags, and knee airbags, each designed to protect specific areas of the body during various types of accidents. The deployment of an airbag is a rapid and forceful event. While highly effective in preventing serious injuries, airbags can also pose a risk, particularly to children, smaller adults, and those not properly positioned in their seats. Therefore, it is crucial to follow manufacturer guidelines regarding seating positions and the use of child restraints. The presence and functionality of turvatyynyillä are considered a standard safety feature in modern automobiles.