US20210336306A1 - Vehicle bumper reinforcement beam - Google Patents
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- the present invention generally relates to vehicle battery support structures, and more particularly to structural components for holding and supporting protected batteries, such as battery packs or modules or the like for electric and hybrid-electric vehicles.
- Electric and hybrid-electric vehicles are typically designed to locate and package battery modules on the vehicle in a manner that protects the batteries from damage when driving in various climates and environments, and also that protects the batteries from different types of impacts. It is also fairly common for vehicle frames to locate batteries in a portion of the frame or sub-structure of the vehicle, such as between the axles and near the floor of the vehicle, which can distribute the weight of the batteries across the vehicle frame and establish a low center of gravity for the vehicle. Similar to other vehicle components, low weight and high strength-to-weight ratio are important properties in battery support structural components.
- the present disclosure provides a perimeter wall for a vehicle battery tray that may comprise a tubular structure formed to extend along more than a single linear extent of the perimeter wall, such as around three sides or around the entire periphery of the battery tray.
- a tubular structure formed to extend along more than a single linear extent of the perimeter wall, such as around three sides or around the entire periphery of the battery tray.
- the tubular structure may use a single elongated reinforcement member that is formed to confirm to the relatively sharp corners of a battery tray by cutting notches along an interior portion of the member and bending the tubular member at the notches to form the desired angles at the corner portions of the battery tray.
- the tubular member may be bent in a manner to close the notch and thereby enclose the hollow interior of the tubular structure.
- a battery tray for supporting batteries at a lower portion of a vehicle frame.
- the battery tray includes a floor plate and a tubular member that extends along a periphery of the floor plate to form a perimeter wall around a containment area for storing vehicle battery cells.
- the perimeter wall is attached at an upper surface of the floor plate.
- the tubular member may include a single hollow beam, such as with a rectangular cross-sectional shape.
- the outer wall section of the tubular member may further provide a seamless surface around corner sections of the perimeter wall, such that the corner sections may have a welded seam along the inner wall section of the beam.
- a battery tray for supporting batteries at a lower portion of a vehicle frame.
- the battery tray includes a floor plate that has at least four perimeter edges.
- a perimeter wall is attached at an upper surface of the floor plate and includes a hollow metal beam that extends along at least three of the perimeter edges of the floor plate.
- An outer wall section of the hollow metal beam includes a seamless surface that extends around a corner section of the perimeter wall.
- an inner wall section of the hollow metal beam may have a welded seam at the corner section of the perimeter wall, such that the corner section of the perimeter wall may have a closed notch seam extending along an upper wall section, the inner wall section, and a lower wall section of the hollow metal beam.
- a method for forming a vehicle battery tray.
- the method includes attaching a perimeter wall around a floor plate to substantially surround a containment area for storing vehicle battery cells.
- the perimeter wall may include a hollow metal beam that extends along at least three sides of the perimeter wall that are substantially perpendicular to each other.
- the method may further include laser cutting a notch along an upper wall section, a lower wall section, and an inner wall section of the hollow metal beam.
- the hollow metal beam may be bent to close the notch to form a corner section of the perimeter wall. It is also provided in an aspect of the disclosure that opposing ends of the hollow metal beam may be attached together to provide a continuous boundary around the containment area of the battery tray.
- FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of a battery support structure secured at a mounting location on a vehicle;
- FIG. 2 is top plan view of the battery support structure shown in FIG. 1 , illustrating rocker rails and other portions of the vehicle in dashed lines;
- FIG. 3 is an upper perspective view of the battery support structure shown in FIG. 1 , showing battery modules supported therein;
- FIG. 4 is an upper perspective view of the battery support structure with the battery modules removed;
- FIG. 5 is an exploded upper perspective view of the battery support structure
- FIG. 6 is a flow chart of a forming process for a tubular peripheral member
- FIG. 7 is an upper perspective view of a tubular peripheral member at an initial step of the forming process shown in FIG. 6 ;
- FIGS. 8A-8C are upper perspective views taken at a notched section of the tubular peripheral member, showing a corner bending process
- FIG. 9 is a top plan view of an additional example of a tubular peripheral wall of a batter support structure.
- FIG. 10 is a top plan view of another example of a tubular peripheral wall of a batter support structure
- FIG. 11 is a top plan view of yet another example of a tubular peripheral wall of a batter support structure
- FIG. 12 is an upper perspective view of another example of a battery support structure, showing a cover enclosing the battery containment area;
- FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of the battery support structure shown in FIG. 12 , taken at line XIII-XIII shown in FIG. 12 ;
- FIG. 14 is a top plan view of the battery support structure shown in FIG. 12 , having the cover removed;
- FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view of the battery support structure shown in FIG. 14 , taken at line XV-XV;
- FIGS. 16A-16D are upper perspective views of an assembly process for forming a tray wall and a floor portion of the battery tray shown in FIG. 12 ;
- FIG. 17 is a top plan view of a tubular peripheral member held in a fixture during the assembly process
- FIG. 18 is a perspective view of an additional embodiment of a vehicle, showing a bumper reinforcement beam in dashed lines;
- FIG. 19 is an upper perspective view of the bumper reinforcement beam shown in FIG. 18 , having two tubes in a stacked arrangement;
- FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view of the bumper reinforcement beam shown in FIG. 19 , illustrating the two tubes attached together with an adhesive layer;
- FIG. 21 is a cross-sectional view of an additional example of a bumper reinforcement beam, illustrating two tubes of the beam attached together with weld seams.
- a vehicle battery tray or structure 10 is provided for supporting and protecting batteries, such as battery packs or modules or the like, for powering and operating electric motors and other electrical components of an electric or hybrid-electric vehicle 12 , such as shown in FIGS. 1-5 .
- the battery tray 10 may be attached or mounted at or near the lower portion of the vehicle 12 , such as at the lower frame or rocker rails 14 , which may also locate the batteries 16 contained in the battery tray 10 in a central location on the vehicle 12 .
- Such a low and centralized location may avoid damage and disruption to the batteries 16 by being spaced away from probable impact locations on the vehicle frame, such as near the front and rear bumper areas.
- such a mounting location of the tray 10 suspended and spanning below an interior cabin of the vehicle 12 may evenly distribute the weight of the batteries 16 on the vehicle frame between the wheels and may provide the vehicle 12 with a relatively low center of gravity due to the substantial weight of the batteries 16 held in the battery tray 10 .
- the battery tray 10 is provided with a base panel or floor plate 18 that forms the bottom containment structure of the battery tray 10 .
- the base panel or floor plate 18 of the battery tray 10 may be span below the interior cabin in generally parallel with the floor of the interior cabin of the vehicle 10 , such that the base panel or floor plate 18 of the battery tray 10 may form the bottom or lowermost undercarriage surface of the vehicle body 12 , as shown in FIG. 1 .
- the battery tray 10 may be disengaged or detached from the rocker rails 14 of the vehicle 12 , such as for replacing or performing maintenance on the batteries 16 or related electrical components.
- the battery tray 10 can be a modular design with standardized mounting locations capable of disengagement, such as with bolts or releasable fasteners or the like. Accordingly, the battery support tray 10 may accommodate various vehicle body types and designs.
- the battery tray 10 includes a perimeter containment wall 20 that is disposed around a peripheral edge of the of the floor plate 18 to substantially surround a battery containment area 22 of the battery tray 10 .
- the perimeter containment wall 20 is formed by at least one perimeter reinforcement member 24 that extends along at least one section or side of the peripheral edge of the floor plate 18 to provide a protective barrier around the battery containment area 22 .
- the perimeter containment wall 20 may be segmented into separate members or beams that are attached together at the ends or may be a single beam.
- the perimeter reinforcement member 24 may be bent or formed at a corner of the battery tray 10 to have at least a portion of the beam that continuously extends along more than a single linear side of the perimeter wall 20 .
- the perimeter reinforcement member comprises a single metal tubular beam that extends along four sides of the periphery of the battery tray 10 and its ends attach together to enclose the containment area 22 .
- the peripheral shape of the perimeter containment wall 20 when viewed from above, may be generally rectangular or square shaped, where the corners of the perimeter containment wall 20 are approximately 90 degrees.
- the interior surface of the perimeter containment wall 20 at such sharp angled corners can provide a corresponding square or rectangular shaped battery containment area 22 .
- This orthogonal shape of the battery containment area 22 corresponds with a generally rectangular or orthogonal shape of the battery modules 16 shown in FIG. 3 , and as such the battery containment area can be filled to its volumetric capacity and thereby maximize battery containment capacity of the tray 10 .
- the peripheral shape may have alternative designs, such as shown in another example illustrated in FIG. 14 that is indented or angled at or near the front or rear wheel wells of the vehicle, but still may have some right-angled corners.
- the illustrated perimeter containment wall 20 shown in FIGS. 1-5 has a single reinforcement member 24 that is a roll formed tubular beam having a closed cross-sectional shape, which may be roll formed from a metal sheet, such as a high-strength steel.
- the hollow or open interior channel 26 ( FIG. 7 ) of the reinforcement member 24 may extend along a length of the respective beam.
- the elongated reinforcement member or members may also or alternatively include a welded multi-sheet beam, a pultruded beam, an extruded beam or the like, where the shape and material of the reinforcement member or members may be adapted to absorb and reduce impact forces delivered to exterior portions of the battery tray 10 .
- the perimeter reinforcement member or members may be made with polymer or related composites, aluminum, combinations of materials or like materials. Also, the reinforcement member or members may be formed to have various shapes and combinations of open and/or closed cross-sectional shapes or profiles.
- the tubular member 24 has a rectangular cross-sectional shape formed by an inner wall section 28 , an outer wall section 30 , an upper wall section 32 , and a lower wall section 34 of the tubular beam.
- the inner and outer wall sections 28 , 30 are generally perpendicular relative to a planar extent of the floor plate 18 and substantially coplanar with each other.
- the upper and lower wall sections 32 , 34 are generally parallel relative to the planar extent of the floor plate 18 and substantially coplanar with each other.
- the lower wall section 34 of the tubular beam 24 has a planar surface that is attached at the upper surface of the floor plate along the respective perimeter edge of the floor plate.
- the attachment of the perimeter wall 20 to the floor plate 18 may be done by welding, adhesive, or fasteners or other similar attachment interface that is generally adapted to form a sealed attachment seam that is impervious to liquid and gas.
- the outer wall section 30 of the tubular member 24 may have a seamless surface around at least one corner section 36 of the perimeter wall 20 .
- This seamless surface along the outer wall section 30 may have a small to negligible radiused curvature from bending the corner.
- a closed notch seam 38 may be provided at the corner sections 36 that extends along the upper, inner, and lower wall sections 32 , 28 , 34 of the beam 24 , where such a forming process is shown in FIGS. 8A-8C and further described below.
- the closed notch seam 38 may be fixed when the notch seam is closed, so as to have a welded seam along at least the inner wall section 28 of the beam 24 . It is also contemplated that a weld seam may be provided along the entire closed notch seam 38 to provide a sealed closure to the hollow interior of the tubular beam.
- the corner sections 36 of the perimeter containment wall 20 shown in FIGS. 3-5 have a closed notch seam 38 at three of the corner sections 36 and a mitered end attachment 40 at the final corner to attach together the opposing ends of the tubular beam 24 .
- the mitered end attachment 40 is formed by cutting each of the opposing ends of the tubular member 24 at an angle that is half of desired corner angle and securing the ends together, such as at 45 degrees for a 90 degree corner.
- the mitered end attachment 40 may be formed by welding, adhesive, or fasteners or other similar attachment interface that is generally adapted to form a sealed attachment seam that is impervious to liquid and gas.
- the ends of the tubular beam may be attached together at a straight-cut joint 40 a , 40 b , such as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 .
- the end attachment joint 40 b of the tubular beam is reinforced with brackets 41 that attach the inner and outer wall sections of the beam.
- the perimeter wall 20 provides a generally consistent height with even and generally flush top and bottom surfaces for attaching a top cover or plate at the top surface and a bottom cover or floor plate 18 at the bottom surface, which together seal the upper and lower portions of the battery containment area 22 .
- the top cover may be attached in a manner that is relatively easy to remove while maintaining the sealed battery containment area 22 , such as via bolts, screws, or other removable fasteners that may compress a gasket or other sealing member between the top cover and the top surface of the perimeter wall 20 .
- the removability of the top cover also allows access to the battery modules 16 or other electric components housed in the battery containment area 22 for replacement, maintenance, or inspection or the like.
- the upper wall section 32 of the perimeter wall 20 has fastener openings 42 that are configured to receive a mechanical fastener.
- the floor plate 18 is a generally planar structure but may include formations adapted to improve structural stiffness of the floor and to adapt the floor for the battery modules 16 .
- the floor plate 18 includes groupings of elongated depressions 44 that extend laterally on the floor plate 18 below sections of the battery containment area 22 that are each directly below a battery module 16 . Such elongated depressions 44 increase lateral stiffness of the floor plate, while also providing air flow channels below the battery modules 16 .
- depressed features 45 are provided on the floor plate 18 that extend below the cross members 28 of the tray 10 to similarly provide structural strengthening and air flow improvements.
- the floor plate 18 may provide a sealed connection along the bottom surface of the perimeter wall 20 via welding, adhesive, or fasteners or the like.
- the seal between the floor plate 18 and the reinforcement member 24 forming the perimeter wall 20 may be reinforced or supplemented with a sealing agent or sealing material, such as an epoxy, silicone sealant, gasket material, or the like.
- the sealed battery containment area 22 may be vented for accommodating battery swelling or contraction, such as at a vented opening that is difficult for liquid or debris to enter, such as by locating the vented opening at an upper portion or interior portion or of the battery tray 10 .
- end openings 46 in the perimeter containment wall 20 that are used for wiring may also be provided with an air conduit to assist with venting.
- Such a vented opening 46 may include a filter, membrane, or fabric cover that is air permeable and liquid impermeable to provide the desired liquid sealed environment for storing the batteries or electrical equipment or other vehicle-related item in the battery tray.
- the battery support structure 10 has cross members 48 that extend laterally to attach between the inside surfaces or inner wall sections 28 of the tubular member 24 at opposing lateral side sections of the perimeter wall 20 .
- the cross members 48 span between the lateral side sections of the reinforcement members 24 to transmit lateral loads and impact forces through generally linear load paths along the cross members 48 to prevent laterally inward deformation to the reinforcement member 24 and thus limit disruption to the battery containment area 22 .
- the cross members 48 may be formed to have a height that is less than the height of the perimeter wall 20 . Accordingly, the cross members 48 may, provide a direct load path transmission between the lateral side sections of the perimeter wall 20 .
- the battery tray 10 shown in FIGS. 3-5 also includes outer rail extensions 50 that are attached at opposing longitudinal sides or portions of the perimeter containment wall 20 of the battery tray 10 .
- the rail extensions 50 have a C-shaped or hat shaped cross sectional shape, where the end flanges 52 of the cross-sectional shape are attached to the outer wall sections 30 of the tubular beam 24 of the perimeter containment wall 20 .
- the rail extensions 50 extend laterally outboard from the outer wall sections 30 of the metal tubular beam 24 to provide a mounting structure for the battery tray 10 to attach to the frame of the vehicle 12 . Specifically, as shown in FIG.
- the upper section of the rail extensions 50 have fastener holes 54 that may be used to attach the rail extensions 50 to the rocker rails 14 , such that the rail extensions 50 also allow the batteries 16 contained in the battery tray 10 to be secured further inboard from the outer perimeter of the overall vehicle frame structure.
- a straight roll formed beam 58 may be provided having a generally rectangular cross sectional shape, such as shown in FIG. 7 .
- the roll formed beam 58 may then be trimmed with a laser or other cutting device, at step 60 , to provide notches 62 along the beam 58 at the desired bending points that correspond to the shape and desired angular corner bends of the perimeter wall 20 , such as shown in FIG. 8A .
- the beam may be provided in approximately less than 28 foot length to accommodate a laser cutting machine.
- the notches may remove material along three of the four wall section of the beam 58 , where the remaining exterior or outer wall section may be the bending point and the top and bottom walls have angular cutouts that correspond to the desired angle of the corner transition in the perimeter wall 20 of the battery tray 10 .
- the notches 62 at the top and bottom walls may also include interlocking features 64 to provide a more surface area along the weld seam and increased stability of the seam.
- the closed notches 62 are fixed in the closed position, such as by using a laser welding process with or without filler wire or powered metal deposition at step 66 in FIG. 6 .
- the ends may be trimmed and holes may be formed, such as the fastener openings 42 in the upper wall section 32 of the perimeter wall 20 and the end openings 46 in the perimeter containment wall 20 that are used for wiring. It is also contemplated that riv nuts or other fastener receivers or finishings may be inserted in the formed holes or openings.
- the perimeter wall includes an additional wall member 68 that connects between end portions of the reinforcement member to provide a continuous perimeter wall around the containment area of the battery tray. This is provided in the illustrated embodiment shown in FIG. 9 at the rear of the battery tray.
- the additional wall member may be provided with an alternative cross-sectional shape and with less or lighter material, as it may not need to be designed to withstand or manage the same impact energy as the wall member at other areas of the perimeter wall.
- an additional example of a battery tray 110 includes a perimeter wall 120 that is disposed around the of the floor plate 118 to substantially surround the containment area 122 .
- the perimeter wall 120 includes at least two reinforcement members 124 that are disposed in a stacked multi-tubular structure that extends along more than a single linear extent of the perimeter wall 120 , such as shown in FIG. 14 extending along three sides of the periphery of the battery tray 110 .
- the illustrated stacked multi-tubular structure of the perimeter wall 120 includes two reinforcement members 124 , such as shown in FIG.
- the perimeter reinforcement members 124 may be bent or formed at a corner section 136 of the battery tray 110 to have at least a portion of the beam that continuously extends along more than a single linear side of the perimeter wall 120 , such as provided by a closed notch seam 138 . As shown in FIG. 14 , the stacked multi-tubular structure of perimeter reinforcement members 124 extends along three sides of the perimeter wall 120 so as to form a horseshoe shape along the front and opposing lateral sides of the battery tray 110 .
- the perimeter wall 120 also includes an additional wall member 168 that connects between end portions of the two reinforcement members 124 to provide a continuous boundary around the containment area 122 of the battery tray 110 .
- the additional wall member 168 has a smaller thickness to reduce weight, as additional material is not necessary to withstand or manage probable impact energy.
- This seamless surface along the outer wall sections of the closed notch seams 138 may have a small to negligible radiused curvature from bending the corner.
- the closed notch seam 138 may be provided at the corner sections 136 that extends along the upper, inner, and lower wall sections of the stacked beam 124 , where such a forming process is shown in FIGS. 8A-8C .
- the closed notch seam 138 may be fixed when the notch seam is closed, so as to have a welded seam along at least the inner wall section of the stacked beams 124 . It is also contemplated that a weld seam may be provided along the entire closed notch seam 138 to provide a sealed closure to the hollow interiors 126 of the tubular beams 124 a , 124 b.
- the multi-tubular structure of perimeter reinforcement members 124 may be formed at a fixture, such as shown in FIG. 17 with pegs 174 that are disposed at the corner sections 136 of the perimeter wall 120 .
- the pegs 174 may be used to hold the shape of the reinforcement members 124 as they are secured together in the stacked arrangement. Also or alternatively, the pegs 174 may be used to bend the reinforcement members at the corner sections 136 and close the notches when forming the closed notch seams 138 .
- the reinforcement members 124 may be attached together, such as with applying adhesive or welding, so as to form the stacked arrangement extending upward from the floor plate 118 .
- the perimeter wall 120 provides a generally consistent height with even and generally flush top surfaces for attaching a top cover 170 .
- the cover 170 is attached at the top surface of the upper tubular beam 124 a , such that the floor plate 118 and the cover 170 together seal the upper and lower portions of the battery containment area 122 .
- the top cover 170 may be attached in a manner that is relatively easy to remove while maintaining the sealed battery containment area 122 , such as via bolts, screws, or other removable fasteners that may compress a gasket or other sealing member between the top cover 170 and the top surface of the perimeter wall 120 .
- the removability of the top cover 170 also allows access to the battery modules or other electric components housed in the battery containment area 122 for replacement, maintenance, or inspection or the like.
- the battery support structure 110 has cross members 148 that extend laterally to attach between the inside surfaces or inner wall sections of the tubular members 124 at opposing lateral side sections of the perimeter wall 120 .
- the cross members 148 may include end brackets 172 that span vertically along the interior surfaces of the tubular members 124 a , 124 b , such that loads transmitted by the cross members are distributed to both tubular members.
- the cross members 148 may be formed to have a height along sections of the cross members that is less than the height of the peripheral wall 120 , such as from section of the cross members 148 have a stacked tube structure and other sections having a single tube height.
- the cross members 148 may also attach at a central longitudinal beam 149 .
- the cross members 148 may be formed to have a height in sections that is less than the height of the peripheral wall 120 . Accordingly, the cross members 148 may, together with the central longitudinal beam 149 , provide a direct load path transmission between the lateral side sections of the perimeter wall 120 .
- a vehicle 212 may be equipped with a bumper reinforcement beam 280 that has a stacked tubular arrangement similar to the reinforcement beams 124 used in the perimeter wall 120 of the battery tray 110 shown in FIGS. 12-17 .
- the vehicle reinforcement beam 280 is configured to span laterally across a vehicle frame, where opposing end portions of the reinforcement beam are configured to attach at the vehicle frame.
- the reinforcement beam 280 has two members or beams 224 a , 224 b that are separately roll formed from a metal sheet, such as sheet steel material having a thickness of 0.8 mm to 1.4 mm and a tensile strength of about 800 to 2000 MPa.
- the separate beams 224 a , 224 b are then attached together in the stacked tubular arrangement to provide a multi-tubular reinforcement beam. As shown in FIG. 20 , the beams 224 a , 224 b are attached together with an adhesive layer 282 that securely bonds the beams together.
- the lower wall section of the upper reinforcement member 224 a is adhered along and against the upper wall section of the lower reinforcement member 224 b , such that the adhered wall sections provide a center wall of the bumper reinforcement beam 280 with a doubled wall thickness.
- the overall bumper reinforcement beam 280 is about 80 mm high and 40 mm deep, where each of the individual beams 224 a , 224 b have a channel rib 284 a , 284 b formed in a front face of the respective beam.
- Each illustrated channel rib is about 8-10 mm deep and 8-10 mm wide, and includes a rounded bottom having a semicircular shape. Nonetheless, it is contemplated that a depth and size of the channel ribs can be made shallow, deeper, wider, narrower, flat-bottomed, or otherwise modified to satisfy specific functional requirements of a beam.
- an additional embodiment of the bumper reinforcement beam 380 has a stacked tubular arrangement with the two members or beams 324 a , 324 b welded together. Similar to the vehicle reinforcement beam 280 shown in FIG. 20 , the vehicle reinforcement beam 380 is configured to span laterally across a vehicle frame, where opposing end portions of the reinforcement beam are configured to attach at the vehicle frame.
- the beams 324 a , 324 b are attached together with weld seams 384 that securely attaches the beams together.
- the lower wall section of the upper reinforcement member 324 a is welded against the upper wall section of the lower reinforcement member 324 b , such that the fixed wall sections provide a center wall of the bumper reinforcement beam 380 with a doubled wall thickness.
- the welding of the weld seams 384 may be done simultaneously via laser welding. Alternatively, the welding can occur in two separate steps and by alternative welding methods.
- the overall bumper reinforcement beam 380 is about 80 mm high and 40 mm deep, where each of the individual beams 324 a , 324 b have a channel rib 384 a , 384 b formed in a front face of the respective beam.
- Each illustrated channel rib is about 8-10 mm deep and 8-10 mm wide, and includes a rounded bottom having a semicircular shape. Nonetheless, it is contemplated that a depth and size of the channel ribs can be made shallow, deeper, wider, narrower, flat-bottomed, or otherwise modified to satisfy specific functional requirements of a beam.
Abstract
A battery tray for supporting batteries at a lower portion of a vehicle frame includes a floor plate and a perimeter wall disposed around the of the floor plate to substantially surround a containment area for storing vehicle battery cells. The perimeter wall includes a tubular member that extends along a periphery of the floor plate to form a perimeter wall around a containment area for storing vehicle battery cells. The perimeter wall is attached at an upper surface of the floor plate, such that the containment area may be generally bounded horizontally by the perimeter wall and at the bottom by the floor plate.
Description
- This application is a Continuation Application of U.S. non-provisional application Ser. No. 16/130,580, filed Sep. 13, 2018, which claims benefit and priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119(e) of U.S. provisional application Ser. No. 62/558,100, filed Sep. 13, 2017, which is hereby incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
- The present invention generally relates to vehicle battery support structures, and more particularly to structural components for holding and supporting protected batteries, such as battery packs or modules or the like for electric and hybrid-electric vehicles.
- Electric and hybrid-electric vehicles are typically designed to locate and package battery modules on the vehicle in a manner that protects the batteries from damage when driving in various climates and environments, and also that protects the batteries from different types of impacts. It is also fairly common for vehicle frames to locate batteries in a portion of the frame or sub-structure of the vehicle, such as between the axles and near the floor of the vehicle, which can distribute the weight of the batteries across the vehicle frame and establish a low center of gravity for the vehicle. Similar to other vehicle components, low weight and high strength-to-weight ratio are important properties in battery support structural components.
- The present disclosure provides a perimeter wall for a vehicle battery tray that may comprise a tubular structure formed to extend along more than a single linear extent of the perimeter wall, such as around three sides or around the entire periphery of the battery tray. Such a construction can increase energy absorption and reduce intrusion distances for lateral vehicle impacts, along with reducing seams extending along or into the containment area of the battery tray. The tubular structure may use a single elongated reinforcement member that is formed to confirm to the relatively sharp corners of a battery tray by cutting notches along an interior portion of the member and bending the tubular member at the notches to form the desired angles at the corner portions of the battery tray. The tubular member may be bent in a manner to close the notch and thereby enclose the hollow interior of the tubular structure.
- According to one aspect of the present disclosure, a battery tray is provided for supporting batteries at a lower portion of a vehicle frame. The battery tray includes a floor plate and a tubular member that extends along a periphery of the floor plate to form a perimeter wall around a containment area for storing vehicle battery cells. The perimeter wall is attached at an upper surface of the floor plate. The tubular member may include a single hollow beam, such as with a rectangular cross-sectional shape. The outer wall section of the tubular member may further provide a seamless surface around corner sections of the perimeter wall, such that the corner sections may have a welded seam along the inner wall section of the beam.
- According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a battery tray is provided for supporting batteries at a lower portion of a vehicle frame. The battery tray includes a floor plate that has at least four perimeter edges. A perimeter wall is attached at an upper surface of the floor plate and includes a hollow metal beam that extends along at least three of the perimeter edges of the floor plate. An outer wall section of the hollow metal beam includes a seamless surface that extends around a corner section of the perimeter wall. Also, an inner wall section of the hollow metal beam may have a welded seam at the corner section of the perimeter wall, such that the corner section of the perimeter wall may have a closed notch seam extending along an upper wall section, the inner wall section, and a lower wall section of the hollow metal beam.
- According to yet another aspect of the present disclosure, a method is provided for forming a vehicle battery tray. The method includes attaching a perimeter wall around a floor plate to substantially surround a containment area for storing vehicle battery cells. The perimeter wall may include a hollow metal beam that extends along at least three sides of the perimeter wall that are substantially perpendicular to each other. The method may further include laser cutting a notch along an upper wall section, a lower wall section, and an inner wall section of the hollow metal beam. The hollow metal beam may be bent to close the notch to form a corner section of the perimeter wall. It is also provided in an aspect of the disclosure that opposing ends of the hollow metal beam may be attached together to provide a continuous boundary around the containment area of the battery tray.
- These and other objects, advantages, purposes, and features of the present disclosure will become apparent upon review of the following specification in conjunction with the drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of a battery support structure secured at a mounting location on a vehicle; -
FIG. 2 is top plan view of the battery support structure shown inFIG. 1 , illustrating rocker rails and other portions of the vehicle in dashed lines; -
FIG. 3 is an upper perspective view of the battery support structure shown inFIG. 1 , showing battery modules supported therein; -
FIG. 4 is an upper perspective view of the battery support structure with the battery modules removed; -
FIG. 5 is an exploded upper perspective view of the battery support structure; -
FIG. 6 is a flow chart of a forming process for a tubular peripheral member; -
FIG. 7 is an upper perspective view of a tubular peripheral member at an initial step of the forming process shown inFIG. 6 ; -
FIGS. 8A-8C are upper perspective views taken at a notched section of the tubular peripheral member, showing a corner bending process; -
FIG. 9 is a top plan view of an additional example of a tubular peripheral wall of a batter support structure; -
FIG. 10 is a top plan view of another example of a tubular peripheral wall of a batter support structure; -
FIG. 11 is a top plan view of yet another example of a tubular peripheral wall of a batter support structure; -
FIG. 12 is an upper perspective view of another example of a battery support structure, showing a cover enclosing the battery containment area; -
FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of the battery support structure shown inFIG. 12 , taken at line XIII-XIII shown inFIG. 12 ; -
FIG. 14 is a top plan view of the battery support structure shown inFIG. 12 , having the cover removed; -
FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view of the battery support structure shown inFIG. 14 , taken at line XV-XV; -
FIGS. 16A-16D are upper perspective views of an assembly process for forming a tray wall and a floor portion of the battery tray shown inFIG. 12 ; -
FIG. 17 is a top plan view of a tubular peripheral member held in a fixture during the assembly process; -
FIG. 18 is a perspective view of an additional embodiment of a vehicle, showing a bumper reinforcement beam in dashed lines; -
FIG. 19 is an upper perspective view of the bumper reinforcement beam shown inFIG. 18 , having two tubes in a stacked arrangement; -
FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view of the bumper reinforcement beam shown inFIG. 19 , illustrating the two tubes attached together with an adhesive layer; and -
FIG. 21 is a cross-sectional view of an additional example of a bumper reinforcement beam, illustrating two tubes of the beam attached together with weld seams. - Referring now to the drawings and the illustrative embodiments depicted therein, a vehicle battery tray or
structure 10 is provided for supporting and protecting batteries, such as battery packs or modules or the like, for powering and operating electric motors and other electrical components of an electric or hybrid-electric vehicle 12, such as shown inFIGS. 1-5 . Thebattery tray 10 may be attached or mounted at or near the lower portion of thevehicle 12, such as at the lower frame orrocker rails 14, which may also locate thebatteries 16 contained in thebattery tray 10 in a central location on thevehicle 12. Such a low and centralized location may avoid damage and disruption to thebatteries 16 by being spaced away from probable impact locations on the vehicle frame, such as near the front and rear bumper areas. Also, such a mounting location of thetray 10 suspended and spanning below an interior cabin of thevehicle 12 may evenly distribute the weight of thebatteries 16 on the vehicle frame between the wheels and may provide thevehicle 12 with a relatively low center of gravity due to the substantial weight of thebatteries 16 held in thebattery tray 10. - The
battery tray 10 is provided with a base panel orfloor plate 18 that forms the bottom containment structure of thebattery tray 10. When thebattery tray 10 is engage with the lower portion of thevehicle 12, the base panel orfloor plate 18 of thebattery tray 10 may be span below the interior cabin in generally parallel with the floor of the interior cabin of thevehicle 10, such that the base panel orfloor plate 18 of thebattery tray 10 may form the bottom or lowermost undercarriage surface of thevehicle body 12, as shown inFIG. 1 . - The
battery tray 10 may be disengaged or detached from therocker rails 14 of thevehicle 12, such as for replacing or performing maintenance on thebatteries 16 or related electrical components. To facilitate this optional disengagement or detachment from thevehicle 12, thebattery tray 10 can be a modular design with standardized mounting locations capable of disengagement, such as with bolts or releasable fasteners or the like. Accordingly, thebattery support tray 10 may accommodate various vehicle body types and designs. - As shown in
FIGS. 3-5 , thebattery tray 10 includes aperimeter containment wall 20 that is disposed around a peripheral edge of the of thefloor plate 18 to substantially surround abattery containment area 22 of thebattery tray 10. Theperimeter containment wall 20 is formed by at least oneperimeter reinforcement member 24 that extends along at least one section or side of the peripheral edge of thefloor plate 18 to provide a protective barrier around thebattery containment area 22. Thus, theperimeter containment wall 20 may be segmented into separate members or beams that are attached together at the ends or may be a single beam. - To reduce the attachment seams and connection interfaces along the
perimeter containment wall 20, which can be susceptible to leaks into and out of thebattery containment area 22, theperimeter reinforcement member 24 may be bent or formed at a corner of thebattery tray 10 to have at least a portion of the beam that continuously extends along more than a single linear side of theperimeter wall 20. For example, as shown inFIGS. 3-5 , the perimeter reinforcement member comprises a single metal tubular beam that extends along four sides of the periphery of thebattery tray 10 and its ends attach together to enclose thecontainment area 22. - As shown in
FIG. 2 , the peripheral shape of theperimeter containment wall 20, when viewed from above, may be generally rectangular or square shaped, where the corners of theperimeter containment wall 20 are approximately 90 degrees. The interior surface of theperimeter containment wall 20 at such sharp angled corners can provide a corresponding square or rectangular shapedbattery containment area 22. This orthogonal shape of thebattery containment area 22 corresponds with a generally rectangular or orthogonal shape of thebattery modules 16 shown inFIG. 3 , and as such the battery containment area can be filled to its volumetric capacity and thereby maximize battery containment capacity of thetray 10. However, it is also contemplated that the peripheral shape may have alternative designs, such as shown in another example illustrated inFIG. 14 that is indented or angled at or near the front or rear wheel wells of the vehicle, but still may have some right-angled corners. - The illustrated
perimeter containment wall 20 shown inFIGS. 1-5 has asingle reinforcement member 24 that is a roll formed tubular beam having a closed cross-sectional shape, which may be roll formed from a metal sheet, such as a high-strength steel. The hollow or open interior channel 26 (FIG. 7 ) of thereinforcement member 24 may extend along a length of the respective beam. By having an exterior or outer wall section of the beam spaced from an interior or inner wall section by theinterior channel 26, such a tubular construction can increase energy absorption and reduce intrusion distances for lateral vehicle impacts. The elongated reinforcement member or members may also or alternatively include a welded multi-sheet beam, a pultruded beam, an extruded beam or the like, where the shape and material of the reinforcement member or members may be adapted to absorb and reduce impact forces delivered to exterior portions of thebattery tray 10. It is further contemplated that the perimeter reinforcement member or members may be made with polymer or related composites, aluminum, combinations of materials or like materials. Also, the reinforcement member or members may be formed to have various shapes and combinations of open and/or closed cross-sectional shapes or profiles. - As further shown in
FIGS. 3-5 , thetubular member 24 has a rectangular cross-sectional shape formed by aninner wall section 28, anouter wall section 30, anupper wall section 32, and alower wall section 34 of the tubular beam. The inner andouter wall sections floor plate 18 and substantially coplanar with each other. Similarly, the upper andlower wall sections floor plate 18 and substantially coplanar with each other. Thelower wall section 34 of thetubular beam 24 has a planar surface that is attached at the upper surface of the floor plate along the respective perimeter edge of the floor plate. The attachment of theperimeter wall 20 to thefloor plate 18 may be done by welding, adhesive, or fasteners or other similar attachment interface that is generally adapted to form a sealed attachment seam that is impervious to liquid and gas. - Referring again to the
corner sections 36 of theperimeter wall 20, such as shown inFIGS. 3-5 , theouter wall section 30 of thetubular member 24 may have a seamless surface around at least onecorner section 36 of theperimeter wall 20. This seamless surface along theouter wall section 30 may have a small to negligible radiused curvature from bending the corner. To provide such a seamless surface at theouter wall section 36 at the sharp angled corner, aclosed notch seam 38 may be provided at thecorner sections 36 that extends along the upper, inner, andlower wall sections beam 24, where such a forming process is shown inFIGS. 8A-8C and further described below. Theclosed notch seam 38 may be fixed when the notch seam is closed, so as to have a welded seam along at least theinner wall section 28 of thebeam 24. It is also contemplated that a weld seam may be provided along the entireclosed notch seam 38 to provide a sealed closure to the hollow interior of the tubular beam. - The
corner sections 36 of theperimeter containment wall 20 shown inFIGS. 3-5 have aclosed notch seam 38 at three of thecorner sections 36 and amitered end attachment 40 at the final corner to attach together the opposing ends of thetubular beam 24. Themitered end attachment 40 is formed by cutting each of the opposing ends of thetubular member 24 at an angle that is half of desired corner angle and securing the ends together, such as at 45 degrees for a 90 degree corner. Themitered end attachment 40 may be formed by welding, adhesive, or fasteners or other similar attachment interface that is generally adapted to form a sealed attachment seam that is impervious to liquid and gas. It is also contemplated that the ends of the tubular beam may be attached together at a straight-cut joint 40 a, 40 b, such as shown inFIGS. 10 and 11 . As shown inFIG. 11 , the end attachment joint 40 b of the tubular beam is reinforced withbrackets 41 that attach the inner and outer wall sections of the beam. - The
perimeter wall 20 provides a generally consistent height with even and generally flush top and bottom surfaces for attaching a top cover or plate at the top surface and a bottom cover orfloor plate 18 at the bottom surface, which together seal the upper and lower portions of thebattery containment area 22. The top cover may be attached in a manner that is relatively easy to remove while maintaining the sealedbattery containment area 22, such as via bolts, screws, or other removable fasteners that may compress a gasket or other sealing member between the top cover and the top surface of theperimeter wall 20. The removability of the top cover also allows access to thebattery modules 16 or other electric components housed in thebattery containment area 22 for replacement, maintenance, or inspection or the like. As further shown inFIG. 3 , theupper wall section 32 of theperimeter wall 20 hasfastener openings 42 that are configured to receive a mechanical fastener. - The
floor plate 18, such as shown inFIG. 5 , is a generally planar structure but may include formations adapted to improve structural stiffness of the floor and to adapt the floor for thebattery modules 16. Thefloor plate 18 includes groupings of elongateddepressions 44 that extend laterally on thefloor plate 18 below sections of thebattery containment area 22 that are each directly below abattery module 16. Suchelongated depressions 44 increase lateral stiffness of the floor plate, while also providing air flow channels below thebattery modules 16. Also,depressed features 45 are provided on thefloor plate 18 that extend below thecross members 28 of thetray 10 to similarly provide structural strengthening and air flow improvements. Thefloor plate 18 may provide a sealed connection along the bottom surface of theperimeter wall 20 via welding, adhesive, or fasteners or the like. The seal between thefloor plate 18 and thereinforcement member 24 forming theperimeter wall 20 may be reinforced or supplemented with a sealing agent or sealing material, such as an epoxy, silicone sealant, gasket material, or the like. - It is understood that the sealed
battery containment area 22 may be vented for accommodating battery swelling or contraction, such as at a vented opening that is difficult for liquid or debris to enter, such as by locating the vented opening at an upper portion or interior portion or of thebattery tray 10. For example, as shown inFIG. 5 ,end openings 46 in theperimeter containment wall 20 that are used for wiring may also be provided with an air conduit to assist with venting. Such a ventedopening 46 may include a filter, membrane, or fabric cover that is air permeable and liquid impermeable to provide the desired liquid sealed environment for storing the batteries or electrical equipment or other vehicle-related item in the battery tray. - Referring again to
FIGS. 3-5 , thebattery support structure 10 hascross members 48 that extend laterally to attach between the inside surfaces orinner wall sections 28 of thetubular member 24 at opposing lateral side sections of theperimeter wall 20. Thecross members 48 span between the lateral side sections of thereinforcement members 24 to transmit lateral loads and impact forces through generally linear load paths along thecross members 48 to prevent laterally inward deformation to thereinforcement member 24 and thus limit disruption to thebattery containment area 22. Thecross members 48 may be formed to have a height that is less than the height of theperimeter wall 20. Accordingly, thecross members 48 may, provide a direct load path transmission between the lateral side sections of theperimeter wall 20. - The
battery tray 10 shown inFIGS. 3-5 also includesouter rail extensions 50 that are attached at opposing longitudinal sides or portions of theperimeter containment wall 20 of thebattery tray 10. As illustrated, therail extensions 50 have a C-shaped or hat shaped cross sectional shape, where theend flanges 52 of the cross-sectional shape are attached to theouter wall sections 30 of thetubular beam 24 of theperimeter containment wall 20. Therail extensions 50 extend laterally outboard from theouter wall sections 30 of themetal tubular beam 24 to provide a mounting structure for thebattery tray 10 to attach to the frame of thevehicle 12. Specifically, as shown inFIG. 2 , the upper section of therail extensions 50 havefastener holes 54 that may be used to attach therail extensions 50 to the rocker rails 14, such that therail extensions 50 also allow thebatteries 16 contained in thebattery tray 10 to be secured further inboard from the outer perimeter of the overall vehicle frame structure. - Several different attachment techniques and configurations may be used to permanently or releasable secure the battery support structure to a vehicle frame, such as below a floor of the vehicle and generally between the axles. Further, with respect to the general installation or attachment or formation, the steps discussed herein may be performed in various different sequences from those discussed to result in engaging, disengaging, or forming the battery support structure or components thereof
- Further, as shown in
FIG. 6 , an exemplary flow chart is provided that shows the process of forming theperimeter wall 20. Atstep 56, a straight roll formedbeam 58 may be provided having a generally rectangular cross sectional shape, such as shown inFIG. 7 . The roll formedbeam 58 may then be trimmed with a laser or other cutting device, atstep 60, to providenotches 62 along thebeam 58 at the desired bending points that correspond to the shape and desired angular corner bends of theperimeter wall 20, such as shown inFIG. 8A . For example, the beam may be provided in approximately less than 28 foot length to accommodate a laser cutting machine. Specifically, the notches may remove material along three of the four wall section of thebeam 58, where the remaining exterior or outer wall section may be the bending point and the top and bottom walls have angular cutouts that correspond to the desired angle of the corner transition in theperimeter wall 20 of thebattery tray 10. Thenotches 62 at the top and bottom walls may also include interlocking features 64 to provide a more surface area along the weld seam and increased stability of the seam. After the notches are formed, the beam is bent to close thenotches 62 along thebeam 58, such as shown inFIG. 8B . This bending may be done at a bending station. Once thebeam 58 is bent as shown inFIG. 8C , theclosed notches 62 are fixed in the closed position, such as by using a laser welding process with or without filler wire or powered metal deposition atstep 66 inFIG. 6 . Further, atstep 67, the ends may be trimmed and holes may be formed, such as thefastener openings 42 in theupper wall section 32 of theperimeter wall 20 and theend openings 46 in theperimeter containment wall 20 that are used for wiring. It is also contemplated that riv nuts or other fastener receivers or finishings may be inserted in the formed holes or openings. - As shown in an additional example of a perimeter wall in
FIG. 9 , the perimeter wall includes anadditional wall member 68 that connects between end portions of the reinforcement member to provide a continuous perimeter wall around the containment area of the battery tray. This is provided in the illustrated embodiment shown inFIG. 9 at the rear of the battery tray. In areas where collision impact may not have a high risk or likelihood of interacting with the containment wall, such as at the front or rear, the additional wall member may be provided with an alternative cross-sectional shape and with less or lighter material, as it may not need to be designed to withstand or manage the same impact energy as the wall member at other areas of the perimeter wall. - Referring now to
FIGS. 12-17 , an additional example of abattery tray 110 includes aperimeter wall 120 that is disposed around the of thefloor plate 118 to substantially surround thecontainment area 122. Theperimeter wall 120 includes at least tworeinforcement members 124 that are disposed in a stacked multi-tubular structure that extends along more than a single linear extent of theperimeter wall 120, such as shown inFIG. 14 extending along three sides of the periphery of thebattery tray 110. The illustrated stacked multi-tubular structure of theperimeter wall 120 includes tworeinforcement members 124, such as shown inFIG. 15 , that are attached together with a lower wall section of anupper reinforcement member 124 a disposed at or against an upper wall section of alower reinforcement member 124 b, such that the inner and outer wall sections of the upper andlower reinforcement members - The
perimeter reinforcement members 124 may be bent or formed at acorner section 136 of thebattery tray 110 to have at least a portion of the beam that continuously extends along more than a single linear side of theperimeter wall 120, such as provided by aclosed notch seam 138. As shown inFIG. 14 , the stacked multi-tubular structure ofperimeter reinforcement members 124 extends along three sides of theperimeter wall 120 so as to form a horseshoe shape along the front and opposing lateral sides of thebattery tray 110. Theperimeter wall 120 also includes anadditional wall member 168 that connects between end portions of the tworeinforcement members 124 to provide a continuous boundary around thecontainment area 122 of thebattery tray 110. Theadditional wall member 168 has a smaller thickness to reduce weight, as additional material is not necessary to withstand or manage probable impact energy. - This seamless surface along the outer wall sections of the closed notch seams 138 may have a small to negligible radiused curvature from bending the corner. The
closed notch seam 138 may be provided at thecorner sections 136 that extends along the upper, inner, and lower wall sections of the stackedbeam 124, where such a forming process is shown inFIGS. 8A-8C . Theclosed notch seam 138 may be fixed when the notch seam is closed, so as to have a welded seam along at least the inner wall section of the stacked beams 124. It is also contemplated that a weld seam may be provided along the entireclosed notch seam 138 to provide a sealed closure to thehollow interiors 126 of thetubular beams - The multi-tubular structure of
perimeter reinforcement members 124 may be formed at a fixture, such as shown inFIG. 17 withpegs 174 that are disposed at thecorner sections 136 of theperimeter wall 120. Thepegs 174 may be used to hold the shape of thereinforcement members 124 as they are secured together in the stacked arrangement. Also or alternatively, thepegs 174 may be used to bend the reinforcement members at thecorner sections 136 and close the notches when forming the closed notch seams 138. Thereinforcement members 124 may be attached together, such as with applying adhesive or welding, so as to form the stacked arrangement extending upward from thefloor plate 118. - As shown in
FIGS. 12 and 13 , theperimeter wall 120 provides a generally consistent height with even and generally flush top surfaces for attaching atop cover 170. Thecover 170 is attached at the top surface of the uppertubular beam 124 a, such that thefloor plate 118 and thecover 170 together seal the upper and lower portions of thebattery containment area 122. Thetop cover 170 may be attached in a manner that is relatively easy to remove while maintaining the sealedbattery containment area 122, such as via bolts, screws, or other removable fasteners that may compress a gasket or other sealing member between thetop cover 170 and the top surface of theperimeter wall 120. The removability of thetop cover 170 also allows access to the battery modules or other electric components housed in thebattery containment area 122 for replacement, maintenance, or inspection or the like. - As further shown in
FIGS. 13-15 , thebattery support structure 110 hascross members 148 that extend laterally to attach between the inside surfaces or inner wall sections of thetubular members 124 at opposing lateral side sections of theperimeter wall 120. As shown inFIG. 15 , thecross members 148 may includeend brackets 172 that span vertically along the interior surfaces of thetubular members cross members 148 may be formed to have a height along sections of the cross members that is less than the height of theperipheral wall 120, such as from section of thecross members 148 have a stacked tube structure and other sections having a single tube height. Thecross members 148 may also attach at a centrallongitudinal beam 149. Thecross members 148 may be formed to have a height in sections that is less than the height of theperipheral wall 120. Accordingly, thecross members 148 may, together with the centrallongitudinal beam 149, provide a direct load path transmission between the lateral side sections of theperimeter wall 120. - Features of the
battery tray 110 that are similar to thebattery tray 10 may not be described in detail again, and similar reference numbers are used, incremented by 100. - Referring now to
FIGS. 18-21 , avehicle 212 may be equipped with abumper reinforcement beam 280 that has a stacked tubular arrangement similar to the reinforcement beams 124 used in theperimeter wall 120 of thebattery tray 110 shown inFIGS. 12-17 . Thevehicle reinforcement beam 280 is configured to span laterally across a vehicle frame, where opposing end portions of the reinforcement beam are configured to attach at the vehicle frame. As shown inFIGS. 19-21 , thereinforcement beam 280 has two members orbeams separate beams FIG. 20 , thebeams adhesive layer 282 that securely bonds the beams together. The lower wall section of theupper reinforcement member 224 a is adhered along and against the upper wall section of thelower reinforcement member 224 b, such that the adhered wall sections provide a center wall of thebumper reinforcement beam 280 with a doubled wall thickness. - As shown in
FIG. 20 , the overallbumper reinforcement beam 280 is about 80 mm high and 40 mm deep, where each of theindividual beams channel rib - As further shown in
FIG. 21 , an additional embodiment of thebumper reinforcement beam 380 has a stacked tubular arrangement with the two members orbeams vehicle reinforcement beam 280 shown inFIG. 20 , thevehicle reinforcement beam 380 is configured to span laterally across a vehicle frame, where opposing end portions of the reinforcement beam are configured to attach at the vehicle frame. The two members orbeams beams weld seams 384 that securely attaches the beams together. The lower wall section of theupper reinforcement member 324 a is welded against the upper wall section of thelower reinforcement member 324 b, such that the fixed wall sections provide a center wall of thebumper reinforcement beam 380 with a doubled wall thickness. The welding of the weld seams 384 may be done simultaneously via laser welding. Alternatively, the welding can occur in two separate steps and by alternative welding methods. - As similarly shown in
FIG. 21 , the overallbumper reinforcement beam 380 is about 80 mm high and 40 mm deep, where each of theindividual beams channel rib - It is to be understood that the specific devices and processes illustrated in the attached drawings, and described in this specification are simply exemplary embodiments of the inventive concepts defined in the appended claims. Hence, specific values and other precise physical characteristics relating to the embodiments disclosed herein are not to be considered as limiting, unless the claims expressly state otherwise.
- Changes and modifications in the specifically described embodiments may be carried out without departing from the principles of the present disclosure, which is intended to be limited only by the scope of the appended claims as interpreted according to the principles of patent law. The disclosure has been described in an illustrative manner, and it is to be understood that the terminology which has been used is intended to be in the nature of words of description rather than of limitation. Many modifications and variations of the present disclosure are possible in light of the above teachings, and the disclosure may be practiced otherwise than as specifically described.
Claims (20)
1. A bumper reinforcement beam comprising:
a first tubular member having a first transverse cross-sectional shape continuously along a length of the first tubular member; and
a second tubular member having a second transverse cross-sectional shape continuously along a length of the second tubular member,
wherein in the first tubular member has a first wall section fixedly attached at a second wall section of the second tubular member along the length of the second tubular member to form a stacked tubular arrangement.
2. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 1 , wherein the second tubular member comprising a metal sheet with edge portions welded together to form a weld seam along the length of the second tubular member.
3. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 1 , wherein the first and second tubular members each comprise a metal sheet with edge portions welded together to enclose the respective first and second tubular members along the respective lengths.
4. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 1 , wherein the second tubular member comprises a single hollow beam having a rectangular cross-sectional shape.
5. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 1 , wherein the first and second tubular members each comprise an inner wall section and an outer wall section that are generally aligned with each other along the length of the first tubular member.
6. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 1 , wherein the first and second tubular members each comprise an inner wall section, an outer wall section, an upper wall section, and a lower wall section that form a rectangular cross-sectional shape, and wherein the lower wall section of the first tubular member is attached along the upper wall section of the second tubular member.
7. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 1 , wherein the first tubular member is welded to the second tubular member.
8. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 1 , wherein the first tubular member is attached to the second tubular member with an adhesive layer that securely bonds the first and second members together.
9. A bumper reinforcement beam comprising:
an upper member having a first metal sheet formed with a tubular shape along a length of the upper member; and
an lower member having a second metal sheet formed with a tubular shape along a length of the lower member,
wherein in the upper member is fixedly attached along the length of the lower member to form a stacked tubular arrangement.
10. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 9 , wherein the upper and lower members each comprise an inner wall section, an outer wall section, an upper wall section, and a lower wall section, and wherein the lower wall section of the upper member is attached along the upper wall section of the lower member.
11. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 9 , wherein the upper member comprises a first transverse cross-sectional shape continuously along the length of the upper member, and wherein the lower member comprises a second transverse cross-sectional shape continuously along the length of the lower member.
12. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 11 , wherein at least one of the first transverse cross-sectional shape or the second transverse cross-sectional shape comprises a channel rib disposed along a front wall section of the respective upper or lower member.
13. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 11 , wherein the lower member having a second transverse cross-sectional shape continuously along the length of the lower member.
14. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 13 , wherein the first and second transverse cross-sectional shapes are the same.
15. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 9 , wherein the upper and lower members each comprise a metal sheet with edge portions welded together to enclose the respective upper and lower members along the respective lengths.
16. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 9 , wherein the upper and lower members each comprise an inner wall section and an outer wall section that are generally aligned with each other along the lengths of the upper and lower member.
17. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 9 , wherein the upper member is welded to the lower member.
18. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 9 , wherein the upper member is attached to the lower member with an adhesive layer that securely bonds the upper and lower members together.
19. A bumper reinforcement beam comprising:
a first member having a first metal sheet formed to have a first transverse cross-sectional shape continuously along a length of the first member; and
a second member having a second metal sheet formed to have a second transverse cross-sectional shape continuously along a length of the second member,
wherein in the first member has a first wall section fixedly attached at a second wall section of the second member along the length of the second member, and
wherein the first and second members form a stacked arrangement with wall sections of the first and second members defining an front face of the bumper reinforcement beam.
20. The bumper reinforcement beam of claim 19 , wherein the first member is attached to the second member with welding or an adhesive layer.
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