Reinforcement member for a roof structure of a vehicle
AssigneeL&T Technology Services Limited
InventorsLokesha Hulikal Swamygowda, Sivakumar Jothimani, Ravi Kumar Karkal Jayaram
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Abstract
Present disclosure related to a reinforcement member for a roof structure of a vehicle. The reinforcement member includes a first portion extending along a longitudinal axis of the vehicle. The first portion is defined with at least one protuberance. Further, a second portion is angularly connected to the first portion and extending in a substantially perpendicular direction to the first portion, wherein the second portion is defined with one or more indentation.
Claims7
A reinforcement member for a roof structure of a vehicle, the reinforcement member comprising:
- a first portion extending along a longitudinal axis of the vehicle, the first portion is defined with at least one protuberance, wherein the first portion is defined with a stepped section and is defined along an entire length of the first portion,
- wherein a profile of the at least one protuberance is a hat-shaped profile;
- a second portion angularly connected to the first portion and extending in a substantially perpendicular direction to the first portion, wherein the second portion is defined with one or more indentations.
A rear reinforcement member for a roof structure of a vehicle, the rear reinforcement member comprising:
- a first portion extending along a longitudinal axis of the vehicle and is defined with at least one protuberance, wherein the first portion is defined with a stepped section and is defined along an entire length of the first portion,
- wherein a profile of the at least one protuberance is a hat-shaped profile;
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- a second portion angularly connected to the first portion and extending in a substantially perpendicular direction to the first portion, wherein the second portion is defined with one or more indentations on an end opposite to an end of the second portion,
- the said first portion and the second portion is defined with a stepped section, the stepped section (102b) is defined along an entire length of the first portion and a part of the second portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.