WO2012073637A1 - 車体側部構造 - Google Patents
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- B62D25/00—Superstructure or monocoque structure sub-units; Parts or details thereof not otherwise provided for
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- the upper side of the door opening is formed of a side rail
- the pillar is provided on the side rail so that the vertical side of the door opening is formed of a pillar
- the side rail and the pillar are provided with trim members.
- the side rail extends in the front-rear direction above the side structure, whereby the upper side of the door opening is formed by the side rail, the downward pillar receiving portion is integrally provided on the side rail, and the downward side An upper end portion of a pillar extending in the vertical direction is attached to the pillar receiving portion.
- the vertical side of the door opening is formed by the pillar.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a vehicle body side structure in which a downward pillar receiving portion is integrally provided on a side rail so that an upper end portion of the pillar is suitably attached to the downward pillar receiving portion. As is known.
- a downward pillar receiving portion is integrally provided on a side rail. Therefore, the side rail and the pillar receiving part are integrally formed.
- a plurality of side rails and pillar receiving portion materials 101 are integrally die-cutted from a substantially rectangular panel material (base material) 100.
- the side rail and the pillar receiving part are press-molded from the die-cut material 101.
- the surplus portion 102 remains in the panel member 100.
- the surplus part 102 remains in the panel material 100, it was difficult to increase the yield of the panel material 100 by using the panel material 100 without waste.
- the rail is a vehicle body side structure that extends in the vehicle longitudinal direction above the side structure, forms the upper side of the door opening, and projects downward.
- a side rail having a flange, a pillar having a pillar flange formed in the side rail so as to form a vertical side of the door opening and projecting in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body, and the rail flange and the pillar flange
- a trim member that decorates the upper side and the vertical side of the door opening, and the pillar is attached to the side rail in a state where the pillar is overlaid on the side rail.
- the side rail is divided into a rail front provided on the front side of the vehicle body and a rail rear joined to a rear end portion of the rail front, and the rail front and the rail rear are separated.
- the pillar is overlaid on the joint portion.
- the rail front has a plate thickness dimension larger than a plate thickness dimension (W2) of the rail rear.
- the side rail is divided into a rail front provided on the front side of the vehicle body and a rail rear joined to a rear end portion of the rail front, and the rail front and the rail rear are separated.
- An end portion is joined to the joint portion, and a roof arch extending in the vehicle width direction is provided.
- the pillar is attached in a state of being superimposed on the side rail. Further, at the intersection where the rail flange and the pillar flange intersect each other, a step portion capable of avoiding the other is provided on one of the rail flange and the pillar flange. In addition, a recess is provided on the other of the rail flange and the pillar flange.
- the side rail and the pillar can be suitably provided in a state where the pillar is superimposed on the side rail. Thereby, the connection strength of the side rail and the pillar can be sufficiently ensured.
- the bottom part of the recess can be separated from the trim member for decoration / sealing.
- the step portion can be separated from the trim member for decoration / seal, so there is no possibility of preventing the trim member from being attached at the step portion.
- the pillars overlap the side rails so that the rail flange and the pillar flange intersect each other. Therefore, the downward pillar receiving portion required in the prior art can be removed from the side rail. Thereby, when the material of the side rail is punched from the panel material, it is possible not to leave a surplus portion in the panel material, so that the yield of the panel material can be increased.
- the joint between the rail front and the rail rear can be reinforced with pillars.
- the collision load can be distributed to the pillars and the collision load transmitted to the joint can be kept small. Therefore, the rigidity of the joint with respect to the collision load can be suitably ensured.
- the plate thickness dimension of the rail front is made larger than the plate thickness dimension of the rail rear. Therefore, the rigidity of the rail front can be increased and the weight of the rail rear can be reduced. As a result, it is possible to suitably support a collision load input to the front of the vehicle body and reduce the vehicle weight.
- the end of the roof arch is joined to the joint of the rail front and the rail rear. Therefore, the joint between the rail front and the rail rear can be reinforced at the end of the roof arch. Thereby, when a collision load is input to the rail front, the collision load can be distributed to the end portion of the roof arch, and the collision load transmitted to the joint portion can be kept small. Therefore, the rigidity of the joint with respect to the collision load can be suitably ensured.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 6-6 in FIG.
- the vehicle body side structure 10 includes a side rail 11 that extends in the front-rear direction of the vehicle body above the side structure 10, and a left end portion (end portion) 12 a on the side rail 11.
- the side rail 11 extends in the front-rear direction above the side structure 10 to form an upper side 17 a of the front door opening 17 and an upper side 18 a of the rear door opening 18. It is a rail.
- the side rail 11 is divided into a rail front 25 and a rail rear 26.
- the rail front 25 is provided on the front side of the vehicle body, and the rail rear 26 is provided on the rear side of the vehicle body.
- the rear end portion 25a of the rail front 25 is overlapped with the front end portion 26a of the rail rear 26 from the vehicle compartment 28 side.
- the overlapped joint portion 31 is integrally joined by spot welding.
- the side rail 11 is formed by joining the rail rear 26 and the rail front 25.
- the rail front 25 includes a front rail body 33 that extends in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body, and a front rail flange 34 that projects downward from the lower end portion 33 a of the front rail body 33.
- the rail front 25 is a plate material having a plate thickness dimension W1 (FIG. 4), and is formed in a shape that is substantially straight when viewed from the side.
- the front rail body 33 bulges toward the passenger compartment 28 with respect to the front rail flange 34.
- the front rail flange 34 is a projecting piece that extends in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body along the lower end portion 33a of the front rail body 33 and forms a part of the front door opening 17 (specifically, the upper side 17a).
- the rail rear 26 is provided on the rear side of the vehicle body of the rail front 25, and includes a rear rail body 36 extending in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body and a rear rail flange 37 projecting downward from a lower end portion 36a of the rear rail body 36.
- the rail rear 26 is a plate material having a plate thickness dimension W2 (FIG. 4), and is formed in a substantially straight shape when viewed from the side.
- the rear rail body 36 bulges toward the passenger compartment 28 with respect to the rear rail flange 37.
- the rear rail flange 37 is a protruding piece that extends in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body along the lower end portion 36a of the rear rail body 36 and forms a part of the rear door opening 18 (specifically, the upper side 18a).
- the plate thickness dimension W1 of the rail front 25 and the plate thickness dimension W2 of the rail rear 26 have a relationship of W1> W2.
- the rigidity of the rail front 25 can be increased, and a collision load input to the front of the vehicle body can be suitably supported. Furthermore, by suppressing the plate thickness dimension W2 of the rail rear 26, the weight of the rail rear 26 can be reduced, and the weight of the vehicle body can be reduced.
- the roof arch 12 extends in the vehicle width direction between the left and right side rails 11 (the right side rail 11 is not shown).
- the roof arch 12 has the left end 12a joined to the joint 31 of the left side rail 11 by spot welding, and the left end 12a joined to the joint 31 (upper end) of the right side rail 11 by spot welding. (Right portions 11, 31, 12a are not shown).
- the center pillar 13 is a member extending in the vertical direction, and includes a pillar inner (pillar) 41 provided on the vehicle compartment 28 side and a pillar stiffener 42 provided on the vehicle exterior 29 side. Since the pillar portion 14a of the outer panel 14 is superimposed on the pillar inner 41 from the vehicle outer side 29, a closed cross section is formed by the pillar inner 41 and the pillar portion 14a. A pillar stiffener 42 is accommodated in a closed cross section formed by the pillar inner 41 and the pillar portion 14a.
- the pillar inner 41 extends in the vertical direction, and the upper end portion 41 a is superimposed on the lower half portion 31 a of the joint portion 31 of the side rail 11 from the vehicle compartment 28 side. It is attached with a pair of bolts 51. Specifically, the upper end portion 41 a is overlapped so as to straddle the lower half portion 31 a of the joint portion 31. In this state, the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 is overlapped with the side rail 11 so as to intersect with each other substantially orthogonally.
- the pillar inner 41 includes a pillar main body 45 extending in the vertical direction, a front pillar flange 46 projecting from the front end 45a of the pillar main body 45 toward the front of the vehicle body, and a rear end 45b of the pillar main body 45 from the rear of the vehicle body. It has a pillar flange 47 after projecting in the direction.
- the pillar inner 41 has a substantially hat-shaped cross section with a pillar main body 45, a front pillar flange 46, and a rear pillar flange 47 (that is, the pillar main body 45 has a substantially U-shaped cross section on the vehicle interior 28 side with respect to the front and rear pillar flanges 46, 47). In a bulged state).
- the front pillar flange 46 is a protruding piece that forms a part of the front door opening 17 (specifically, the vertical side 17b).
- the rear pillar flange 47 is a protruding piece that forms a part of the rear door opening 18 (specifically, the vertical side 18b).
- the front end portion 45a and the rear end portion 45b of the pillar main body 45 are formed so as to be superposed on the front and rear rail main bodies 33 and 36. Therefore, as described above, the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 is overlapped with the side rail 11 so as to cross over the lower half portion 31a of the joint portion 31 in a state where the upper end portion 41a intersects the side rail 11 substantially orthogonally.
- a front stepped portion (stepped portion) 57 is formed at the upper end portion 46 a of the front pillar flange 46 at the front crossing portion 54, and the rear end portion of the front rail flange 34 (that is, A front concave portion (recessed portion) 58 is formed in a portion 34a corresponding to the front step portion 54).
- the front step portion 57 is a portion formed so as to be able to avoid the front rail flange 34 by being bulged toward the vehicle compartment 28 side.
- the front recess 58 is located at the rear end 34 a of the front rail flange 34 and is formed to be recessed upward from the side edge 34 b of the front rail flange 34. Accordingly, the bottom 58a of the front recess 58 is positioned above the side edge 34b of the front rail flange 34 by H1.
- a rear step portion (step portion) 62 is formed at the upper end portion 47 a of the rear pillar flange 47.
- a rear concave portion (concave portion) 63 is formed in the front end portion (that is, a portion corresponding to the rear stepped portion 62 portion) 37a.
- the rear stepped portion 62 is a portion formed so as to be able to avoid the rear rail flange 37 by bulging toward the vehicle compartment 28 side.
- the rear recessed portion 63 is located at a portion corresponding to the rear stepped portion 62 and is formed to be recessed upward from the side edge 37b of the rear rail flange 37. Therefore, the bottom 63a of the rear recess 63 is positioned above the side edge 37b of the rear rail flange 37 by H1.
- the front rail flange 34 can be avoided by providing the front step flange 57 at the upper end portion 46 a of the front pillar flange 46, and the rear step difference is provided at the upper end portion 47 a of the rear pillar flange 47.
- a portion 62 is provided to avoid the rear rail flange 37. Therefore, the lower half portion 31a and the upper end portion 41a are preferably provided in a state where the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 is overlapped with the joint portion 31 (specifically, the lower half portion 31a shown in FIG. 5) of the side rail 11. Can be attached.
- the attachment portion 46b of the front pillar flange 46 (upper end portion 46a) can be reliably brought into contact with the surface 33b of the front rail body 33. Furthermore, the insertion hole 46c formed in the attachment portion 46b can be reliably aligned with the attachment hole 33c of the front rail body 33.
- the mounting portion 47b of the rear pillar flange 47 (upper end portion 47a) can be reliably brought into contact with the surface 36b of the rear rail body 36.
- the insertion hole 47c formed in the attachment portion 47b can be reliably aligned with the attachment hole 36c of the rear rail body 36.
- the mounting portion 46b of the front pillar flange 46 can be securely mounted to the front rail body 33 with the bolt 51 and the nut 52.
- the mounting portion 47 b of the rear pillar flange 47 can be securely mounted to the rear rail body 36 with the bolt 51 and the nut 52. Therefore, the connection strength between the side rail 11 and the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 can be sufficiently ensured.
- the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 was superimposed on the joint portion 31 (lower half portion 31a) of the rail front 25 and the rail rear 26. Therefore, the joint portion 31 between the rail front 25 and the rail rear 26 can be reinforced by the upper end portion 41 a of the pillar inner 41.
- the collision load when a collision load is input to the rail front 25, the collision load is distributed to the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41, and the collision load transmitted to the joint portion 31 can be kept small. Therefore, the rigidity of the joint portion 31 with respect to the collision load can be suitably ensured.
- the left end 12a of the roof arch 12 was joined to the joint 31 of the rail front 25 and the rail rear 26. Therefore, the joint portion 31 between the rail front 25 and the rail rear 26 can be reinforced by the left end portion 12 a of the roof arch 12. Thereby, when a collision load is input to the rail front 25, the collision load can be distributed to the left end portion 12 a of the roof arch 12, and the collision load transmitted to the joint portion 31 can be kept small. Therefore, the rigidity of the joint with respect to the collision load can be suitably ensured.
- the front trim member 21 is attached along the front rail flange 34 and the front pillar flange 46.
- the front trim member 21 is formed, for example, in a substantially U-shaped cross section, and is a member that decorates / seals the upper side 17a and the vertical side 17b by being attached so as to be sandwiched between the upper side 17a and the vertical side 17b of the front door opening 17. is there.
- the rear trim member 22 is attached along the rear rail flange 37 and the rear pillar flange 47. Similarly to the front trim member 21, the rear trim member 22 is formed, for example, in a substantially U-shaped cross section, and is attached so as to be sandwiched between the upper side 18a and the vertical side 18b of the rear door opening 18 so that the upper side 18a and the vertical side This is a member for decorating / sealing 18b.
- the rear end portion 25a of the rail front 25 is overlapped with the front end portion 26a of the rail rear 26 from the vehicle compartment 28 side, and the overlapped joint portion 31 is integrally joined by spot welding.
- the side rail 11 is formed by joining the rail rear 26 and the rail front 25.
- the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 is overlapped with the lower half portion 31a of the joint portion 31 of the side rail 11 as indicated by an arrow A from the passenger compartment 28 side.
- the front trim member 21 is attached as indicated by an arrow B along the front pillar flange 46 and the front rail flange 34.
- the rear trim member 22 is attached along the rear pillar flange 47 and the rear rail flange 37 as shown by an arrow C.
- a front recess 58 is formed at the rear end 34a of the front rail flange 34, and a rear recess 63 is formed at the front end 37a of the rear rail flange 37. Therefore, the bottom 58a of the front recess 58 can be separated from the front trim member 21 (FIG. 9), and the bottom 63a of the rear recess 63 can be separated from the rear trim member 22 (FIG. 9).
- the front step portion 57 can be separated from the front trim member 21 by separating the bottom 58 a (FIG. 8A) of the front recess 58 from the front trim member 21.
- the rear step portion 62 can be separated from the rear trim member 22 by separating the bottom 63 a (FIG. 8A) of the rear recess 63 from the rear trim member 22. Therefore, there is no possibility that the front step portion 57 prevents the front trim member 21 from being attached and the rear step portion 62 prevents the rear trim member 22 from being attached.
- the front rail flange 34 and the front pillar flange 46 intersect each other by overlapping the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 with the joint portion 31 of the side rail 11, and the rear
- the rail flange 37 and the rear pillar flange 47 are configured to cross each other. Therefore, the downward pillar receiving portion required in the prior art can be removed from the side rail.
- the side rail 11 By removing the downward pillar receiving portion from the side rail, the side rail 11 (rail front 25) can be formed in a substantially straight shape when viewed from the side (FIG. 8A). By forming the rail front 25 in a substantially straight shape in side view, the material 72 of the side rail 11 can be formed in a substantially straight shape as shown in FIG.
- the material 72 of the side rail 11 into a substantially straight shape, when the material 72 of the side rail 11 is die-cut from the panel material 71, it is possible not to leave a surplus portion in the panel material 71. Thereby, the yield of the panel material 71 can be improved using the panel material 71 without waste.
- the rail rear 26 of the side rail 11 can also be formed in a substantially straight shape as viewed from the side, like the rail front 25. Thereby, when the material of the rail rear 26 is die-cut from the panel material, it is possible to increase the yield of the panel material without leaving a surplus portion in the panel material.
- the vehicle body side structure according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be changed or improved as appropriate.
- front and rear stepped portions 57 and 62 are formed on the front and rear pillar flanges 46 and 47 and front and rear concave portions 58 and 63 are formed on the front and rear rail flanges 34 and 37 has been described.
- the front and rear recesses 58 and 63 can be formed on the front and rear pillar flanges 46 and 47
- the front and rear stepped portions 57 and 62 can be formed on the front and rear rail flanges 34 and 37.
- the upper end portion 41 a can be overlapped with the joint portion 31 of the side rail 11 from the outside 29 side.
- the present invention is not limited thereto, and the upper end portion 41a of the pillar inner 41 is spotted on the side rail 11. It can also be provided by welding or the like.
- the center pillar 13 is exemplified as the pillar, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the pillar may be applied to other pillars such as a front pillar and a quarter pillar.
- the vehicle body side structure 10 the side rail 11, the roof arch 12, the center pillar 13, the front and rear door openings 17, 18, the front and rear trim members 21, 22, the rail front 25, the rail rear 26, the front and rear
- the present invention is suitable for application to an automobile having a side structure in which the upper side of a door opening is formed by a side rail, a pillar is provided on the side rail, and the vertical side of the door opening is formed by a pillar.
- SYMBOLS 10 Car body side part structure, 11 ... Side rail, 12 ... Roof arch, 12a ... The left end part (end part) of a roof arch, 13 ... Center pillar, 17, 18 ... Front and rear door opening part (door opening part), 17a ... upper side of front door opening, 17b ... vertical side of front door opening, 18a ... upper side of rear door opening, 18b ... vertical side of rear door opening, 21, 22 ... front and rear trim members (trim members), 25 ... Rail front, 25a ... Rear end of rail front, 26 ... Rail rear, 26a ... Front end of rail rear, 31 ... Joint, 31a ... Lower half of joint, 34 ...
- Front rail flange (rail flange), 34a ... rear end of front rail flange (part corresponding to front step part), 37 ... rear rail flange (rail flange), 37a ... front end of rear rail flange (part corresponding to rear step part), 41 Pillar inner (pillar), 41a ... upper end of pillar inner, 46 ... front pillar flange (pillar flange), 47 ... rear pillar flange (pillar flange), 54 ... front intersection (intersection), 55 ... rear intersection ( (Intersection), 57 ... front step part (step part), 58 ... front recess part (recess part), 62 ... rear step part (step part), 63 ... rear recess part (recess part), W1 ... plate thickness dimension of rail front, W2 ... Thickness dimension of rail rear.
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- 車体側部構造であって、
側部構造の上方で車体前後方向に延出されてドア開口部の上辺を形成し、下方に向けて張り出されたレールフランジを有するサイドレールと、
前記サイドレールに設けられることで前記ドア開口部の縦辺を形成し、車体前後方向に向けて張り出されたピラーフランジを有するピラーと、
前記レールフランジおよび前記ピラーフランジに沿って取り付けられることで前記ドア開口部の前記上辺および前記縦辺を装飾するトリム部材と、
を具備しており、
前記サイドレールに前記ピラーが重ね合わされた状態で前記ピラーが前記サイドレールに設けられることで、前記レールフランジおよび前記ピラーフランジが互いに交差する交差部が形成され、
前記交差部において、前記レールフランジおよび前記ピラーフランジの一方に他方を回避可能な段差部が形成され、前記レールフランジおよび前記ピラーフランジの他方において前記段差部に対応する部位に凹部が形成されている、ことを特徴とする車体側部構造。 - 前記サイドレールは、車体前方側に設けられたレールフロントと、前記レールフロントの後端部に接合されたレールリヤとに分割され、前記レールフロントおよび前記レールリヤの接合部に前記ピラーが重ね合わされている、請求項1記載の車体側部構造。
- 前記レールフロントは、板厚寸法が前記レールリヤの板厚寸法より大きい、請求項2記載の車体側部構造。
- 前記サイドレールは、車体前方側に設けられたレールフロントと、前記レールフロントの後端部に接合されたレールリヤとに分割され、前記レールフロントおよび前記レールリヤの接合部に端部が接合されるとともに、車幅方向に延出されたルーフアーチを備えている、請求項1~3のいずれか1項記載の車体側部構造。
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