WO2012111073A1 - Dispositif de protection d'occupant - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a vehicle occupant protection device including an airbag that is deployed by supplying air.
- an airbag developed by air supplied from an inflator is known as an occupant protection device for protecting an occupant in the event of a vehicle collision.
- front collision that collides with a harming vehicle from the front
- side collision that collides with a harmful vehicle from the side.
- driver airbags and passenger airbags which are front impact airbags
- curtain shield airbags which are side impact airbags, are used as occupant protection devices.
- a front impact airbag stored in a steering is extended upward from an airbag main body that covers the steering and an upper left side of the airbag main body to cover the front pillar. And a projecting portion.
- the front-impact airbag disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-205830 is fixed to the steering, the position of the upward extending portion changes depending on the rotational position of the steering. For this reason, the front-impact airbag described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-205830 has room for improvement in that the occupant is appropriately protected at the time of a minute lap collision.
- an object of the present invention is to provide an occupant protection device that can appropriately protect an occupant during a minute lap collision.
- An occupant protection device is an occupant protection device that protects an occupant of a vehicle, is attached to a vehicle body of the vehicle, and is an area between the front pillar or rear pillar of the vehicle and the occupant's head by supplying air.
- the air bag for micro lap collision that is deployed in
- the airbag for micro lap collision attached to the vehicle body is deployed in the region between the front pillar or the rear pillar and the occupant's head, regardless of the operation of the occupant.
- the airbag for micro lap collision can always be deployed between the front pillar or the rear pillar and the head of the occupant.
- the airbag for minute lap collision is deployed in a region between the front pillar and the occupant's head, so that the occupant's head in the front seat is caused to collide with the front airbag and the side collision air by the minute lap collision. Even if it slips through the bag, it is possible to appropriately prevent the head of the passenger in the front seat from colliding with the front pillar.
- the micro-lap collision airbag is arranged so as to cover the front pillar or the rear pillar.
- the front pillar or the rear pillar is covered with the minute lap collision airbag, so that the head of the passenger can be appropriately prevented from colliding with the front pillar or the rear pillar.
- the air bag for micro lap collision extends toward the inner side in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle.
- the air bag for micro lap collision deployed in the area between the front pillar and the occupant's head can obtain reaction force from the instrument panel of the vehicle.
- the head of the passenger in the front seat can be properly received by the airbag.
- the airbag for minute lap collision deployed in the region between the rear pillar and the head can obtain reaction force from the rear glass of the vehicle, etc. The part can be received appropriately.
- the minute lap collision airbag has a concave recess in the center on the passenger side.
- the minute lap collision airbag by forming a recess in the micro lap collision airbag, the head of the front seat occupant who has passed through the front collision airbag and the side airbag by the micro lap collision, or a minute
- the head of the occupant in the rear seat that has passed through the side collision airbag due to the lap collision can be received by the minute lap collision airbag so as to be embedded in the recess. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the occupant's head from being damaged by the air bag for minute wrap collision.
- the micro-lap collision airbag is a part of the side collision airbag. Therefore, since the number of parts can be restrained small, cost can be reduced. In addition, since the occupant protection device can be made simple by reducing the number of parts, the service life can be extended compared to the case where the micro-lap collision airbag and the side collision airbag are separated. it can.
- the micro lap collision airbag includes a first airbag portion extending in the front-rear direction of the vehicle, and a second airbag portion extending toward the vehicle width direction inside of the vehicle. It is preferable to deploy after the first airbag portion is deployed. Thus, by delaying the deployment timing of the second airbag portion with respect to the deployment timing of the first airbag portion, it is possible to prevent the second airbag portion from obstructing the deployment of the front impact airbag. Can do.
- the second airbag portion is deployed at a position that interferes with the front-impact airbag stored in the steering.
- the minute lap collision airbag can obtain a reaction force from the front collision airbag at the second airbag portion, so the minute wrap deployed in the region between the front pillar and the occupant's head.
- the passenger's head can be appropriately received by the collision airbag.
- FIG. 1 is a top view showing a part of a vehicle on which an occupant protection device according to a first embodiment is mounted.
- 1 is a side view showing a part of a vehicle on which an occupant protection device according to a first embodiment is mounted.
- It is the figure which showed the movement state of the head of a driver at the time of a micro lap collision.
- It is a top view which shows a part of vehicle by which the passenger
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a minute wrap collision.
- the arrows indicate the traveling direction of the vehicle.
- the minute lap collision is not a state of colliding with the other vehicle B straight from the front or the side of the own vehicle A but a state of colliding with the other vehicle B from an oblique front of the own vehicle A.
- an impact load directed to the other vehicle B acts on the host vehicle A.
- the head C of the driver who is an occupant of the host vehicle A moves toward the front pillar (A pillar) or the instrument panel between the front pillar and the steering. Therefore, the occupant protection device according to the present embodiment is intended to protect the occupant particularly at the time of such a minute lap collision.
- LHD Left Hand Drive
- RHD Right Hand Drive
- FIG. 2 is a top view illustrating a part of the vehicle on which the occupant protection device according to the first embodiment is mounted.
- FIG. 3 is a side view showing a part of a vehicle on which the occupant protection device according to the first embodiment is mounted.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a moving state of the driver's head at the time of a minute lap collision. 2 and 3, the arrows indicate the traveling direction of the vehicle.
- the occupant protection device 1 is mounted on a vehicle A and includes a driver's seat airbag 2 and a curtain shield airbag 3.
- the driver's seat airbag 2 is an airbag that alleviates the collision between the steering 4 and the driver's head C, and functions as a front-impact airbag.
- the driver-seat airbag 2 is housed in the steering 4 and includes a bag-shaped driver-seat airbag main body 5 and a driver-seat airbag inflator 6 that supplies air to the driver-seat airbag main body 5. It has.
- the driver-seat airbag 2 operates the driver-seat airbag inflator 6 to drive the driver-seat airbag inflator 6 from the driver-seat airbag inflator 6.
- Air is supplied to the bag body 5.
- the driver-seat airbag main body 5 jumps out of the steering 4 and is deployed in the space between the steering 4 and the head C of the driver so as to cover the steering 4.
- the curtain shield airbag 3 is an airbag having both a function of a side impact airbag and a function of a micro lap collision airbag.
- the curtain shield airbag 3 includes a curtain shield airbag main body 7 suspended from the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 which are the vehicle body of the vehicle A, and a curtain shield airbag inflator for supplying air to the curtain shield airbag main body 7. 8.
- curtain shield airbag body 7 is folded and stored in front pillar 11 and roof panel 13.
- the curtain shield airbag body 7 is formed with a bag-shaped first chamber 71, second chamber 72, and third chamber 73.
- a curtain shield airbag inflator 8 is connected to the first chamber 71, and the first chamber 71, the second chamber 72, and the third chamber 73 are in communication with each other. For this reason, the curtain shield airbag main body 7 stored in the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 can be deployed by supplying air to the first chamber 71 from the curtain shield airbag inflator 8. Yes.
- the curtain shield airbag inflator 8 is described as being connected to the first chamber 71 as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, but the curtain shield airbag inflator 8 is It may be connected to the second chamber 72 or the third chamber 73.
- the first chamber 71 and the second chamber 72 alleviate a collision between the side window 9 and the center pillar 10 (B pillar) and the head C of the driver, and function as a side collision airbag.
- the first chamber 71 is expanded in a space between the side window 9 and the center pillar 10 and the head C of the driver when air is supplied from the curtain shield airbag inflator 8. For this reason, the first chamber 71 can receive a reaction force from the center pillar 10.
- the second chamber 72 is developed in the space between the side window 9 and the head C of the driver when air is supplied from the curtain shield airbag inflator 8 through the first chamber 71.
- the third chamber 73 serves to alleviate the collision between the front pillar 11 (A pillar) and the instrument panel 12 and the head C of the driver, and functions as an air bag for minute lap collision.
- the third chamber 73 is supplied with air from the driver airbag inflator 6 via the first chamber 71 and the second chamber 72, so that the side window 9, the front pillar 11, the instrument panel 12, and the driver It develops in the space between the head C.
- the deployed third chamber 73 is disposed so as to cover the front pillar 11 and fill the space between the second chamber 72 and the driver seat airbag body 5 when viewed from the driver.
- the deployed third chamber 73 can receive a reaction force from the instrument panel 12.
- the shape of the developed third chamber 73 will be described in detail.
- the third chamber 73 includes a third chamber side portion 73a extending in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A and a third chamber front portion 73b extending in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A, so that the center portion on the driver side is concave in a top view. It is formed in a bent substantially L shape. For this reason, in the third chamber 73, a concave recess 73c is formed in the central portion on the driver side.
- the third chamber side portion 73a and the third chamber front portion 73b are integrally formed.
- the third chamber side portion 73 a extends in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A along the side window 9.
- the rear end portion of the third chamber side portion 73a in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A is in contact with the second chamber 72, and the front end portion of the third chamber side portion 73a in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A is the steering 4 Has reached a position ahead.
- the third chamber front portion 73b extends in front of the steering 4 in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A from the third chamber side portion 73a toward the vehicle width direction inside of the vehicle A along the instrument panel 12.
- the tip of the third chamber front portion 73 b in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A has reached a position where it overlaps with the steering 4.
- the third chamber front portion 73b extends downward in the vertical direction of the vehicle A. And the lower end part of the 3rd chamber front part 73b in the up-down direction of the vehicle A has reached the position which overlaps with the instrument panel 12.
- the driver seat airbag inflator 6 is activated and the curtain shield airbag inflator 8 is activated.
- driver seat airbag 2 air is supplied from the driver seat airbag inflator 6 to the driver seat airbag body 5, so that the driver seat airbag body 5 stored in the steering 4 is Then, it jumps out of the steering 4 and expands in a space between the steering 4 and the head C of the driver.
- the curtain shield airbag 3 when air is supplied from the curtain shield airbag inflator 8 to the first chamber 71, the second chamber 72, and the third chamber 73 of the curtain shield airbag body 7, first, the front pillar 11 and the curtain shield airbag main body 7 stored in the roof panel 13 jumps out of the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 and descends in a state of being suspended from the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13.
- the first chamber 71 and the second chamber 72 are connected to the side window 9 and the center pillar 10.
- a third chamber 73 is developed in a space between the side window 9, the front pillar 11, and the instrument panel 12 and the driver's head C (FIG. 2). And FIG. 3).
- the third chamber 73 is disposed at a position that covers the front pillar 11 and fills the space between the second chamber 72 and the driver airbag 2 when viewed from the driver.
- the third chamber front portion 73b is disposed on the rear side of the twelve.
- the driver's head C is a driver's seat airbag 2 that functions as a front impact airbag, and the first chamber 71 and the second chamber 72 that function as side impact airbags.
- the third chamber 73 is disposed at a position that fills the space between the second chamber 72 and the driver airbag 2, and the instrument panel is formed by the third chamber front portion 73b disposed on the rear side of the instrument panel 12. It is possible to receive reaction force from 12.
- the third chamber 73 receives the driver's head C that has slipped between the second chamber 72 and the driver airbag 2. At this time, since the concave portion 73c is formed in the central portion on the driver side of the third chamber 73, the third chamber 73 causes the driver's head to be inserted into the concave portion 73c. C is received.
- the curtain shield airbag main body 7 of the curtain shield airbag 3 suspended from the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 which are the vehicle body of the vehicle A is provided.
- the side window 9, the front pillar 11, and the instrument panel 12 and the head C of the driver are deployed in the region between the front pillar 11 and the driver's head C regardless of the operation of the driver.
- the third chamber 73 can be deployed.
- the third chamber 73 developed in the region between the side window 9, the front pillar 11, the instrument panel 12 and the head C of the driver can obtain a reaction force from the instrument panel 12,
- the three chambers 73 can appropriately receive the driver's head C.
- the head C of the driver that has passed through between the driver seat airbag body 5 and the second chamber 72 due to the minute lap collision is caused to enter the recess 73 c. Can be received by the third chamber 73. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the third chamber 73 from receiving the head C of the driver.
- the curtain shield airbag 3 that has both the function of the side impact airbag and the function of the micro lap collision airbag, the number of parts can be reduced, so that the cost can be reduced.
- the occupant protection device 1 can have a simple configuration by reducing the number of parts, the life of the occupant protection device can be extended compared to the case where the micro-lap collision airbag and the side collision airbag are separated. Can do.
- FIG. 5 is a top view illustrating a part of a vehicle on which the occupant protection device according to the second embodiment is mounted.
- FIG. 6 is a view for explaining the action of the tether of the air bag for minute wrap collision.
- 7 and 8 are diagrams illustrating the operation of the occupant protection device at the time of a minute lap collision. 5 and 7, arrows indicate the traveling direction of the vehicle.
- the same structure as 1st Embodiment attaches
- the occupant protection device 14 is mounted on a vehicle A and includes a driver airbag 2 and a micro lap collision airbag 15.
- the air bag 15 for micro lap collision alleviates the collision of the side window 9, the center pillar 10, the front pillar 11, and the instrument panel 12 with the head C of the driver.
- the micro lap collision airbag 15 supplies air to the micro lap collision airbag body 16 suspended from the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13, which are the vehicle body of the vehicle A, and the micro lap collision airbag body 16.
- the airbag body 16 for micro lap collision is folded and stored in the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13. Then, air is supplied from the inflator 17 for a small lap collision to the airbag main body 16 for a small lap collision, so that the airbag main body 16 for the small lap collision stored in the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 is provided.
- the side window 9, the center pillar 10, the front pillar 11, and the instrument panel 12 and the head C of the driver are developed.
- the shape of the deployed airbag body 16 for micro lap collision will be described in detail.
- the airbag body 16 for minute wrap collision projects to the driver side in a top view by a first airbag portion 18 extending in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A and a second airbag portion 19 extending in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A. It is formed in the substantially T shape.
- the 1st airbag part 18 and the 2nd airbag part 19 are comprised integrally.
- the first airbag portion 18 extends in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A along the side window 9. And the rear-end part of the 1st airbag part 18 in the front-back direction of the vehicle A has reached the position behind the center pillar 10, and the front-end part of the 1st airbag part 18 in the front-back direction of the vehicle A is A position ahead of the steering 4 has been reached.
- the second airbag portion 19 interferes with the deployed driver airbag body 5.
- the second airbag portion 19 extends inward in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A from the middle of the first airbag portion 18.
- the connection position of the second airbag portion 19 with respect to the first airbag portion 18 is such that, in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A, the second airbag portion 19 contacts the rear side (driver side) of the deployed driver's seat airbag body 5. It will be a close or close position.
- tip part of the 2nd airbag part 19 in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A has reached the position which overlaps with the expanded airbag body 5 for driver's seats.
- the second airbag portion 19 and the driver seat airbag body 5 are the second airbag portion 19 in front of the driver seat airbag body 5 when viewed from the driver, and the second airbag The position relationship is such that at least a part of the portion 19 and the driver seat airbag body 5 overlap.
- the air bag main body 16 for minute wrap collision is arranged so as to be filled between the side window 9 and the air bag main body 5 for the driver's seat as viewed from the driver. Further, the minute lap collision airbag body 16 can receive a reaction force from the driver seat airbag body 5 at the second airbag portion 19.
- a tether 20 for temporarily preventing the deployment is attached to the airbag body 16 for micro lap collision.
- the tether 20 is a string for deployment regulation widely used for airbags.
- One end of the tether 20 is fixed to the first airbag part 18 or the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 in which the airbag body 16 for micro lap collision is stored. It is fixed to the tip of the bag part 19.
- the length of the tether 20 is substantially the same as the width of the first airbag portion 18 in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A.
- the tether 20 is formed with a slit or the like so that the tether 20 is naturally cut when a predetermined tensile load is applied.
- the length of the cut formed in the tether 20 is such that the tether 20 is cut by the internal pressure of the airbag body 16 for micro lap collision after the driver airbag body 5 is deployed at the time of micro lap collision. Yes.
- the tether 20 causes the second airbag section 19 to remain inflated until the first airbag section 18 is sufficiently inflated. Deployment is blocked.
- the driver seat airbag body 5 of the driver seat airbag 2 is deployed and the internal pressure of the first airbag portion 18 rises to a predetermined value or more, the tether 20 is cut and the second airbag portion 19 is cut. Is expanded.
- the driver seat airbag body 5 is deployed by supplying air from the driver seat airbag inflator 6, as in the first embodiment.
- the micro lap collision airbag 15 As shown in FIG. 7, when air is supplied from the micro lap collision airbag inflator 17 to the micro lap collision airbag body 16, first, the front pillar 11 and The airbag body 16 for micro lap collision stored in the roof panel 13 jumps out of the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 and descends while being suspended from the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13. At this time, the air bag body 16 for minute wrap collision is in a state of extending in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A along the side window 9 as shown in FIG.
- the airbag assembly 16 for the micro lap collision is first an inflator for the micro lap collision airbag.
- the first airbag portion 18 is deployed by the air supplied from the air 17.
- the tether 20 is cut by the internal pressure of the airbag body 16 for micro lap collision, as shown in FIG.
- the second airbag portion 19 is deployed by the air supplied from the inflator 17 for a small lap collision airbag.
- the air bag body 16 for micro lap collision is disposed at a position where it covers the center pillar 10 and the front pillar 11 and is filled with the driver seat air bag 2 when viewed from the driver. Then, the micro lap collision airbag body 16 receives a reaction force from the driver seat airbag body 5 in the second airbag portion 19 and moves toward the front pillar 11 due to the impact load of the micro lap collision. The head C is received.
- the deployment timing of the second airbag portion 19 by delaying the deployment timing of the second airbag portion 19 with respect to the deployment timing of the first airbag portion 18, the deployment timing of the driver seat airbag body 5 is reached.
- the deployment timing of the second airbag portion 19 can be delayed. Thereby, it can prevent that the 2nd airbag part 19 inhibits expansion
- the minute lap collision airbag main body 16 can obtain a reaction force from the driver seat airbag main body 5 in the second airbag portion 19, the micro lap collision airbag main body 16 is provided between the front pillar 11 and the head C of the driver. The driver's head C can be appropriately received by the micro-lap collision airbag body 16 developed in the region.
- the third embodiment is generally the same as the second embodiment, and the configuration of the airbag body for minute wrap collision is different from that of the second embodiment. For this reason, below, the part which is mainly different from 2nd Embodiment is demonstrated, and description of the part similar to 2nd Embodiment is abbreviate
- FIG. 9 is a top view showing a part of a vehicle on which the occupant protection device according to the third embodiment is mounted.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the tether of the air bag for minute wrap collision.
- 11 and 12 are diagrams illustrating the operation of the occupant protection device at the time of a minute lap collision. 9 and 11, the arrows indicate the traveling direction of the vehicle.
- an occupant protection device 21 is mounted on a vehicle A and includes a driver-seat airbag main body 5 and a driver-seat airbag inflator 6.
- a bag 2 and a micro lap collision airbag 22 are provided.
- the air bag 22 for micro lap collision alleviates the collision of the side window 9, the center pillar 10, the front pillar 11, and the instrument panel 12 with the head C of the driver.
- the micro lap collision airbag 22 supplies air to the micro lap collision airbag body 23 suspended from the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13, which are the vehicle body of the vehicle A, and the micro lap collision airbag body 23.
- an air bag inflator 24 for micro lap collision is an air bag inflator 24 for micro lap collision.
- the airbag body 23 for micro lap collision is folded and stored in the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13. Then, air is supplied from the inflator 17 for a small lap collision to the airbag main body 23 for a small lap collision, so that the small lap collision airbag body 23 stored in the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 is The side window 9, the center pillar 10, the front pillar 11, and the instrument panel 12 and the head C of the driver are developed.
- the shape of the deployed airbag body 23 for micro lap collision will be described in detail.
- the airbag body 23 for micro lap collision projects to the driver side in a top view by a first airbag portion 25 extending in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A and a second airbag portion 26 extending in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A. It is formed in the substantially T shape.
- the 1st airbag part 25 and the 2nd airbag part 26 are comprised integrally.
- first airbag part 25 is the same as the first airbag part 18 of the occupant protection device 14 according to the second embodiment, detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the second airbag section 26 interferes with the deployed driver's seat airbag body 5.
- the second airbag portion 26 extends inward in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A from the middle of the first airbag portion 25.
- the connection position of the second airbag part 26 with respect to the first airbag part 25 is a position where the deployed airbag body 5 for the driver's seat is arranged in the front-rear direction of the vehicle A.
- tip part of the 2nd airbag part 26 in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle A has reached the position inside the side surface of the airbag main body 5 for driver's seats which expand
- the second airbag portion 26 and the driver-seat airbag main body 5 are in a positional relationship in which the second airbag portion 19 and the driver-seat airbag main body 5 are in close contact with each other as viewed from the driver.
- the air bag main body 23 for minute wrap collision is arranged so as to fill a space between the side window 9 and the air bag main body 5 for the driver's seat as viewed from the driver. Further, the minute lap collision airbag body 23 and the driver seat airbag body 5 are pressed against each other, and the movement of the minute wrap collision airbag body 23 relative to the driver seat airbag body 5 is restricted. For this reason, the airbag main body 23 for minute wrap collision can receive the reaction force from the airbag main body 5 for the driver's seat at the second airbag portion 26.
- the same tether 27 as the tether 20 of the second embodiment is attached to the airbag body 23 for collision with a small lap. For this reason, the second airbag part 26 is deployed after the deployment of the first airbag part 25 and the driver seat airbag body 5.
- the driver seat airbag main body 5 is deployed by supplying air from the driver seat airbag inflator 6, as in the first and second embodiments. To do.
- the air bag main body 23 for micro lap collision jumps out of the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13 and descends while being suspended from the front pillar 11 and the roof panel 13.
- the airbag main body 23 for micro lap collision is disposed at a position where it covers the center pillar 10 and the front pillar 11 and is filled with the driver seat airbag 2 when viewed from the driver.
- the fine lap collision airbag main body 23 receives a reaction force from the driver seat airbag main body 5 in the second airbag portion 26 and moves toward the front pillar 11 due to the impact load of the fine lap collision.
- the head C is received.
- the present invention has been described above, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
- the collision between the head of the driver seated in the driver's seat and the front pillar on the driver's seat side is alleviated.
- the collision with the front pillar on the seat side may be alleviated.
- the driver airbag is a passenger airbag.
- the curtain shield airbag has been described as having the function of a micro lap collision airbag.
- the curtain shield airbag may be provided with a micro lap collision airbag separately from the curtain shield airbag. Good.
- the side airbag has been described as having two chambers, the first chamber and the second chamber.
- the side airbag may be configured by one chamber, and may include three or more chambers. You may comprise.
- the micro lap collision airbag is described as being deployed between the front pillar and the head of the front seat occupant to cover the front pillar, but the rear pillar and the head of the rear seat occupant are described. It is good also as what expand
- the present invention can be used as an airbag that is deployed by supplying air.
- Occupant protection device 22 Air bag for micro lap collision, 23 ... Air bag body for micro lap collision, 24 ... Micro lap Collision airbag inflator 25 ... first airbag portion 26 ... second airbag portion 27 ... tether 71 ... first chamber 72 ... second chamber 73 ... third chamber 73a ... third chamber Side, 73b ... third chamber front, 73c ... concave, A ... own vehicle, B ... other vehicle, C ... head.
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L'objectif de la présente invention consiste en un dispositif de protection d'occupant pouvant protéger de façon appropriée l'occupant lors d'une collision à faible chevauchement.
Un corps de coussin de sécurité gonflable en rideau (7) est suspendu à un montant avant (11) et à un panneau de toit (13). Le corps de coussin de sécurité gonflable en rideau (7) comprend : une première chambre (71) et une deuxième chambre (72) qui se détendent dans l'espace entre une fenêtre latérale (9), un montant central (10) et la tête (C) du conducteur ; et une troisième chambre (73) qui se détend dans l'espace entre la fenêtre latérale (9), le montant avant (11), un tableau de bord (12) et la tête (C) du conducteur. Lorsqu'une collision à faible chevauchement se produit, la troisième chambre détendue (73) reçoit une force de réaction provenant du tableau de bord (12), et reçoit ainsi la tête (C) du conducteur qui se déplace vers le montant avant (11).
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