18316418. Battery Protection Structure Resistant Against Frontal Collision of Monocoque Vehicle simplified abstract (Kia Corporation)
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Battery Protection Structure Resistant Against Frontal Collision of Monocoque Vehicle
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Seung Min Jeong of Hwaseong-si (KR)
Battery Protection Structure Resistant Against Frontal Collision of Monocoque Vehicle - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18316418 titled 'Battery Protection Structure Resistant Against Frontal Collision of Monocoque Vehicle
The embodiment battery protection structure described in the abstract is a system designed to protect a power electric (PE) system mounted on a vehicle body.
- The sub frame is mounted to the front side members of the vehicle.
- A stopper is aligned with the PE mounting part to secure the PE system in place.
- A center side lower member supports the rear portion of the stopper, providing additional stability.
Potential Applications: - Automotive industry for electric vehicles - Battery protection in hybrid vehicles
Problems Solved: - Ensures secure mounting of the PE system - Prevents damage to the battery during vehicle operation
Benefits: - Enhanced safety for the PE system - Increased durability of the battery components
Commercial Applications: Title: Battery Protection Structure for Electric Vehicles This technology can be utilized by electric vehicle manufacturers to improve the safety and longevity of battery systems, potentially increasing consumer confidence in electric vehicles.
Questions about Battery Protection Structure for Electric Vehicles: 1. How does the battery protection structure enhance the safety of electric vehicles?
- The battery protection structure ensures secure mounting of the power electric system, reducing the risk of damage during vehicle operation.
2. What are the potential applications of this technology beyond electric vehicles?
- This technology could potentially be adapted for use in other industries requiring secure battery mounting solutions.
Original Abstract Submitted
An embodiment battery protection structure includes a sub frame mounted to a lower portion of a pair of front side members, a stopper provided at a rear portion of the sub frame and aligned with a power electric (PE) mounting part in a longitudinal direction of a vehicle body, the PE mounting part being configured to mount a PE system to the sub frame, and a center side lower member coupled to a center cross member and configured to support a rear portion of the stopper.
