30 kilograms
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The trunk mass in a 70 kg model of Human torso is about 1.01 times the mass of 30 kilograms.
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A headless trunk in a defined 70 kg adult model: 60 cm from shoulder level to hip and 30.42 kg using a published trunk mass fraction. Arms, legs, neck and head are excluded; this is not a population average.
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The marked trunk mass in a 70 kg model is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.
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Mass · definition
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Trunk mass in a 70 kg model · representative model · range 25 kg–36 kg
A headless trunk in a defined 70 kg adult model: 60 cm from shoulder level to hip and 30.42 kg using a published trunk mass fraction. Arms, legs, neck and head are excluded; this is not a population average.
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