View source for 17851767. ENERGY ABSORBING STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE simplified abstract (Ford Global Technologies, LLC)

=ENERGY ABSORBING STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Ford Global Technologies, LLC|Ford Global Technologies, LLC]]


[[Category:Ford Global Technologies, LLC]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Mohamed Ridha Baccouche of Ann Arbor MI (US)|Mohamed Ridha Baccouche of Ann Arbor MI (US)]][[Category:Mohamed Ridha Baccouche of Ann Arbor MI (US)]]

[[:Category:Jamal Bakkar of Canton MI (US)|Jamal Bakkar of Canton MI (US)]][[Category:Jamal Bakkar of Canton MI (US)]]

[[:Category:Fubang Wu of Woodhaven MI (US)|Fubang Wu of Woodhaven MI (US)]][[Category:Fubang Wu of Woodhaven MI (US)]]

[[:Category:Horst Heribert Lanzerath of Bad Muenstereifel (DE)|Horst Heribert Lanzerath of Bad Muenstereifel (DE)]][[Category:Horst Heribert Lanzerath of Bad Muenstereifel (DE)]]

==ENERGY ABSORBING STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17851767 titled 'ENERGY ABSORBING STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE

==Simplified Explanation==

==Abstract==
An energy absorbing structure is described that connects two structures of a vehicle. The structure includes support beams and lattice arrays that provide strength and stability to the overall system.

==Patent/Innovation Explanation==
* The energy absorbing structure connects two structures of a vehicle, providing a secure connection between them.
* Support beams are located at each corner of the structure and extend in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle, ensuring stability and structural integrity.
* The support beams connect the first structure to the second structure, creating a strong bond between them.
* Lattice arrays are located at the sides of the structure, forming a periphery and adding additional strength to the overall system.
* Each lattice array connects adjacent support beams to each other, further enhancing the structural stability of the energy absorbing structure.

==Potential Applications==
* Automotive industry: This energy absorbing structure can be used in various vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and buses, to provide enhanced safety and protection in the event of a collision.
* Aerospace industry: The structure can be utilized in aircraft to improve crashworthiness and protect passengers during emergency landings or accidents.
* Construction industry: The energy absorbing structure can be incorporated into buildings and structures to enhance their resilience against earthquakes and other natural disasters.

==Problems Solved==
* Improved safety: The energy absorbing structure provides a strong connection between vehicle structures, reducing the risk of separation or collapse during accidents.
* Enhanced crashworthiness: The support beams and lattice arrays absorb and distribute impact forces, minimizing damage and protecting occupants.
* Structural stability: The design of the energy absorbing structure ensures stability and integrity, preventing deformation or failure under extreme conditions.

==Benefits==
* Increased passenger safety: The energy absorbing structure improves the overall safety of vehicles, reducing the risk of severe injuries or fatalities in accidents.
* Enhanced vehicle performance: The structure's strength and stability contribute to improved handling and maneuverability of vehicles.
* Versatile application: The energy absorbing structure can be implemented in various industries, providing benefits in different scenarios and environments.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

An energy absorbing structure connects a first structure of a vehicle to an adjacent second structure of the vehicle. The energy absorbing structure includes support beams and lattice arrays. Each support beam is located at a respective corner of the energy absorbing structure and extend in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle. The support beams connect the first structure to the second structure. The lattice arrays are located at respective sides of the energy absorbing structure and form a periphery of the energy absorbing structure. Each lattice array connects adjacent support beams to each other.



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