WO2002000461A1 - Kraftfahrzeugtür mit insassenschutz - Google Patents
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- WO2002000461A1 WO2002000461A1 PCT/AT2001/000213 AT0100213W WO0200461A1 WO 2002000461 A1 WO2002000461 A1 WO 2002000461A1 AT 0100213 W AT0100213 W AT 0100213W WO 0200461 A1 WO0200461 A1 WO 0200461A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60J—WINDOWS, WINDSCREENS, NON-FIXED ROOFS, DOORS, OR SIMILAR DEVICES FOR VEHICLES; REMOVABLE EXTERNAL PROTECTIVE COVERINGS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR VEHICLES
- B60J5/00—Doors
- B60J5/04—Doors arranged at the vehicle sides
- B60J5/042—Reinforcement elements
- B60J5/0422—Elongated type elements, e.g. beams, cables, belts or wires
- B60J5/0438—Elongated type elements, e.g. beams, cables, belts or wires characterised by the type of elongated elements
- B60J5/0443—Beams
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- the invention relates to a motor vehicle door, consisting of an inner door part, an outer door part and a carrier plate which is tightly connected to the inner door part.
- the inner door part and outer door part are sheet metal shells, which also form the window frame and to which the hinges, the door lock and, if appropriate, a door stopper are attached;
- the carrier plate carries the various units, such as window guides and window regulators, and recently also has the task of protecting the occupants in side and frontal collisions.
- the relevant regulations are becoming stricter. This increases safety requirements on the one hand, and manufacturing costs on the other hand.
- a motor vehicle door in which a frame module can be countersunk from above into a door box consisting of two sheet metal shells.
- the frame module has a module carrier under the window opening, which forms a barrier layer and carries various units. In this way, a limited modularity of the door is achieved because the door box only forms the main door under the window, but not a noticeable weight reduction or further cost reduction.
- the carrier plate made of reinforced plastic is a full-surface structural part that meets all static and dynamic load cases, such as frontal collision, side collision, quasi-static door indentation, door lowering and door overpressure. It also serves as a support for all door assemblies and door panels. Because of the tight fastening, it also serves as a separation of the wet zone and dry zone, with the window on the outside of the support plate in the wet zone.
- the full-surface carrier plate can also serve as bullet-proof armor with the appropriate choice of materials.
- connection of the edge of the support plate in its plane with a first and a second frame plate can be screwed or riveted, it allows tolerance compensation, which facilitates assembly and improves the accuracy of fit of the finished door.
- the frame sheets are folded profiles, they can deform in the event of a collision and thus compensate for the small deformation path of the rigid support plate. This effect is further increased by the fact that the first parallel leg of the profile is connected to the edge of the support plate and the second leg is directed transversely to the surface of the door and deforms in the event of a collision.
- the inner part of the door is made of plastic, stiffness that conforms to the function is achieved even with thin walls.
- the shell is so deep that the inner part of the door protrudes outwards from the carrier plate and forms a connecting flange.
- the carrier plate lies completely or partially on the first mating surfaces and directly on the inside of the shell a second mating surface and is tightly attached there. The attachment is done by screws or rivets, which also allow tolerance compensation.
- the full-surface carrier plate which is tightly connected to the plastic inner door part, also provides an audibly better noise reduction.
- the door outer part is a skin that is positively attached to the connecting flange. It can be made of any material (steel, light metal or plastic) because it does not come into contact with the metal frame. This means that no electrochemical reactions can occur.
- the positive connection is only accessible when the door is open, which means increased security against theft. When the door is open, however, it is easy to replace, which is an advantage in the case of minor accidents or for individualists who love doors of different colors.
- the relatively flat shape of the outer skin also means simple manufacture and free choice of material.
- the first frame plate is preferably connected with hinges and the second frame plate is connected to a door lock (claim 2). In this way, the force is applied directly from the carrier plate to the hinges or the lock without loading the inner part of the door.
- a collision protection carrier is provided, which is attached with its ends to the first and the second frame plate outside the carrier plate (claim 3). Because outside the carrier plate, it has a larger deformation path before the carrier plate comes into effect.
- the profile of the first and second frame sheets preferably has at least partially a third leg, which is approximately parallel to the first
- first and the second frame sheet extends to the lower edge of the window opening, and that a separate window frame is placed on the upper edge of the support plate and fastened to the first and third legs of the profile (claim 6).
- a separate window frame is placed on the upper edge of the support plate and fastened to the first and third legs of the profile (claim 6).
- the door can be used with or without a window frame (as a frameless window for convertibles).
- Sitting on the support plate and the adjustable connection with the frame allow a sufficiently rigid attachment and precise adjustment during assembly. The latter because the first and third legs of the profile are parallel and at some distance from each other. This is an essential step towards full modularity.
- the carrier plate itself can be designed very differently within the scope of the invention.
- it consists of an inner wall and an outer wall made of fiber-reinforced plastic, which walls are connected to one another at least along the edge and wherein cavities are provided between the walls 7). They can also be connected in between by ribs pointing inwards. This results in maximum rigidity with the lowest weight.
- the fasteners then attack the common edge. So you have a full-surface partition between the wet and dry zone.
- the carrier plate has integrated metallic inserts for fastening means (claim 9).
- These can be molded-in metal parts, in particular threaded bushings, and can accommodate both the fastening means for the frame sheets and those for various other units, for example the window guides on the side facing the door outer part (claim 10).
- a further step in the production of full modularity is that the inside of the door part has inserts or openings for the attachment of insert parts or trim parts on its surface facing the vehicle interior (claim 11). These can then be used in any configuration, color or quality. In extreme cases, the openings can be so large that the inner part of the door only forms one frame, into which a whole is then formed Door lining can be used completely with speakers and other.
- the inner part of the door has a window seal and plug-in elements on its upper edge, with which it is vertically attached to the carrier plate (claim 12). This means that the inside of the door reaches up to the window pane, is securely fastened and yet easy to install.
- the inner door part has a circumferential rubber seal which bears on the carrier plate (claim 13).
- This measure can improve the sealing of the drying zone in the case of particularly high Ais demands or in more complicated cases and at the same time has a sound-insulating effect.
- There are high demands for example, if the wiring is preassembled on the inside of the door inner part (claim 14) and normal cables and plugs are used and should last a long time.
- the door outer part has inwardly folded zones with holes on its three edges connected to the door interior part, on which the form-fitting fastening means engage through holes in the connecting flange (claim 15).
- the connection is not only inaccessible when the door is closed, but also invisible. If it should also be invisible and additionally protected against moisture when the door is open, a sealing lip can be provided on the connecting flange on the inner door part, which overlaps the positive fastening means on the side of the inner door part facing away from the outer door part (claim 16).
- the Door outer part have a reinforcement and a window seal at its upper edge (claim 17).
- FIG. 1 exploded view of the door in Fig. 1, sheet A and sheet B, Fig. 3 view of a part of the door according to the invention, Fig. 4 section IV in Fig. 1, Fig. 5 section V in Fig. 1, Fig. 6 Section VI in FIG. 1, FIG. 7 section VII in FIG. 1, FIG. 8 section VIII in FIG. 1, FIG. 9 section IX in FIG. 1,
- Fig. 10 Section X in Fig. 1,
- the basic door is designated by 1 in FIG. 1, and is also called the area of the door in the context of the invention. Above this is a window frame 2, which limits the window area 2 * upwards and laterally. 1 serves primarily to indicate the position of the sections shown in FIGS. 4 to 10.
- Fig. 2 shows the components of the door according to the invention, distributed over two sheets (A, B). They are mentioned in the order of their assembly.
- a carrier plate is designated by 3. It consists of reinforced plastic and extends essentially over the surface of the basic door 1 and is designed and dimensioned to withstand all static and dynamic forces. It is firmly but releasably connected to a first frame plate 4 at its vertical front part of the edge and to a second frame plate 5 at its rear part of the edge. Hinges 6, 7 and a door stop 8 are screwed to the first frame plate; A door lock 9 is attached to the second frame plate 5.
- a window 10 with window lifter 10, window lifter motor 11 and window guides with fastening bases 12 is screwed onto the outside of the carrier plate 3 visible in the figure.
- a collision protection carrier 13 is then attached to the side of the window 10 facing away from the carrier plate 3 and screwed to the frame plates 4, 5.
- the window frame 2 consists of an outer window frame 14, an inner window frame 15, a window seal 16 and a mirror support 17. These parts are connected to one another, placed on the support plate 3 and connected to the frame sheets 4, 5 in a manner to be described.
- FIG. 2B shows the carrier plate 18 fully equipped in this way. It is now inserted into an inner door part 19 and connected to it.
- the inner door part 19 is cup-shaped, the edges of the shell project beyond the carrier plate 3 to the outside and end in a connecting flange, generally designated 21, to which the outer door part 20 is then attached from the outside.
- the tight connection between the support plate 3 and the inner door part creates a dry space between the two.
- the space between the carrier plate 3 and the door part 20 is a moist space.
- the outside mirror 22 is installed. 5
- the carrier plate 3 shows a view of the carrier plate 3 from the outside of the vehicle. It consists of an inner wall and an outer wall made of fiber-reinforced plastic, which walls are connected to one another at least along the edge and between which there are cavities.
- the carrier plate 3 has a front vertical edge 30, a rear vertical edge 31, a lower edge 32 and an upper edge 33. On the front edge 30 there is a support 34 (cross-hatched) for the first frame sheet 4 with metallic
- inserts 35 provided for their attachment.
- a support for the second frame plate 5 cross hatched
- inserts 36 are provided for fastening them.
- a cutout 37 can be seen in the rear edge 31, which creates space for the door lock 9.
- inserts 38 for connection to the
- FIG. 4 shows in a horizontal section the connection of the rear edge 31 of the carrier plate 3 to the second frame plate 5.
- the B-pillar 41 is indicated for orientation.
- the cross section of the second frame plate 5 consists of a first leg 42, a second leg 43 and a third leg 44.
- the first leg 42 is included the carrier plate 3 connected. This is done by means of bolts 45 which are screwed into the inserts 36 in the carrier plate 3.
- the diameter of the holes 46 in the first leg 42 is larger than that of the bolt 45.
- the inner door part 19 consists of a substantially flat inner wall part 48, which may be perforated (not shown), and a shell wall 49, which is parallel to the second Leg 43 runs without touching it.
- the third leg 44 is approximately parallel to the first leg 42, the collision protection carrier 13 is fastened to it by means of bolts 47.
- the tolerance compensation described using the bolt 45 is also provided here.
- the shell wall 49 of the inner door part 19 projects beyond the carrier plate 3 and the second frame plate 5 and forms a connecting flange 50 to which the outer door part 20 is fastened, for example screwed or clipped, by means of form-fitting fastening means 59. So that this fastening is invisible and inaccessible from the outside of the vehicle, the outer part of the door is folded inwards there and provided with an insert plate 51. If the fastening is to be invisible and protected even when the door is open, a seal 52 with an overlapping sealing lip 53 is provided.
- Fig. 5 is a horizontal section at the height of the upper hinge 6.
- the profile of the first frame sheet 4 again consists of a first leg 55, a second leg 56 and a third leg 57.
- the first (55) is again in the on the basis of the 4 described, the carrier plate 3 is fastened to the second (56) of the hinge 6, the shell wall 49 of the inner door part 19 being clamped here at the same time.
- the attachment is carried out by means of bolts 58, again with the tolerance compensation described.
- the A-pillar 54 is indicated with the door seal, not specifically designated.
- Fig. 6 is the horizontal section in the region of the door lock on the rear vertical edge 31 of the door. Because of the cutout 37 in the carrier plate 3, the cross section of the second frame plate 5 is extended at this height. The cutout 37 creates space for the door lock 9, only hinted at here that cooperates with a locking pin 60 attached to the B-pillar 41.
- the door lock 9 is screwed onto the second frame plate 5, which cannot be seen in the figure.
- the second leg 43 of the second frame plate 5 is connected at this height to the shell wall 49 of the inner door part 19 and the third leg 44 is continued up to the carrier plate 3.
- a cutout 61 is provided for the entry of the locking pin 60.
- the shell part 49 here forms a mating surface 49 'for the second frame plate 5. At the edge of the shell part 49 there is again a connecting flange 63 for fastening the outer door part 20. Deviating from FIG. 4, this is arranged normally and not parallel to the surface of the outer door part.
- FIG. 7 is a horizontal section at the height of the door stop 8. It differs from that of FIG. 5 in that because of the door stop 8, the inner door part 19 has an opening 70 and the first frame plate 4 has an inwardly folded part 71 with a punched-out area , on which the stop 72 for the door stop 8 is attached.
- Fig. 8 is a vertical section in the zone of the lower edge 32 of the support plate 3 and a door sill 80.
- the door inner part 19 has one here 5
- Sealing rib 82 on which a rubber seal 81 is attached. This can be provided for better sealing of the drying room and can rest on the carrier plate 3 along any closed line.
- the carrier plate 3 is screwed onto a second mating surface 83 by means of bolts 84 10.
- receptacles 38 are again let in at its lower edge 32. Their inner diameter can again be larger than the diameter of the bolt 84 for the purpose of tolerance compensation during assembly.
- Fig. 9 is a vertical section through the region of the upper edge 33 of the carrier plate 3.
- the inner door part 19 is bent outwards at the top and forms a horizontal edge zone 90, on the inside of which plug-in elements 91 are provided, which on the upper edge 33 of the carrier plate 3 can be attached. Furthermore, on the horizontal edge zone 90 an inner window
- Fig. 10 is a vertical section in the region of the upper edge 33 of the support plate 3 and shows the fastening of the window frame 2 on the door.
- the window frame 2 consists of an outer and an inner window frame 14, 15, which are interconnected and on the upper edge
- the first leg 42 and the third leg 44 are parallel to and at some distance from each other.
- the inner window frame 15 is screwed to the first leg by means of a screw 100 (or more).
- the screw 100 can also be one of the bolts by means of which the frame plate 5 is connected to the carrier plate 3.
- Window frame 14 is by means of bolts 101 with the third leg 44 of the
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CA002410377A CA2410377C (en) | 2000-06-28 | 2001-06-28 | Motor vehicle door with a passenger protection system |
US10/312,824 US6719355B2 (en) | 2000-06-28 | 2001-06-28 | Motor vehicle door with a passenger protection system |
DE50111101T DE50111101D1 (de) | 2000-06-28 | 2001-06-28 | Kraftfahrzeugtür mit insassenschutz |
EP01942873A EP1294586B1 (de) | 2000-06-28 | 2001-06-28 | Kraftfahrzeugtür mit insassenschutz |
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AT0047800U AT4670U1 (de) | 2000-06-28 | 2000-06-28 | Kraftfahrzeugtür |
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