Active extension type car front bumper
AssigneeJiangsu University
InventorsHongtao Xue, Dianyong Ding, Meng Wu, Ziming Zhang
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AssigneeJiangsu University
InventorsHongtao Xue, Dianyong Ding, Meng Wu, Ziming Zhang
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The present invention discloses an active extension type car front bumper. Three fixed sleeves are rigidly connected to a cross beam of a U-shaped fixed frame, an impact rod is fitted in each fixed sleeve, a front end of each impact rod passes through the cross beam and is fixedly connected to the bumper, and a rear end of each impact rod is fixedly connected to a movable cross beam arranged horizontally left and right. Left and right longitudinal beams of the U-shaped fixed frame are each provided with a movable longitudinal beam that is movable forward and backward. Left and right ends of the movable cross beam respectively extend into the left and right longitudinal beams. A rear end of each movable longitudinal beam is fixedly connected to a hydraulic mechanism. An energy absorption mechanism is provided between every two adjacent fixed sleeves.
An active extension car front bumper, comprising a fixed and left-right symmetrical U-shaped fixed frame disposed right behind the bumper, wherein a U-shaped opening of the U-shaped fixed frame faces a direction opposite to the bumper, and the U-shaped fixed frame includes a cross beam on a front side and one left longitudinal beam and one right longitudinal beam, three fixed sleeves distributed respectively on the left, in the middle, and on the right are rigidly connected to a rear side wall of the cross beam of the U-shaped fixed frame, an impact rod is fitted with clearance in the middle of an interior of each fixed sleeve, a front end of each impact rod passes through the cross beam of the U-shaped fixed frame and then is fixedly connected to the bumper, and a rear end of each impact rod extends out of the fixed sleeve and then is fixedly connected to a movable cross beam that is arranged horizontally left and right;
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