School bus seat with energy absorber
OwnerSelwyn Burchinventor
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A school bus seat comprises a pin having a cross-sectional shape selected from the group consisting of a pentagon, a hexagon, a heptagon and an octagon. First and second brackets include an aperture selected correspondingly from the group consisting of a pentagon, a hexagon, a heptagon and an octagon. First and second supports include an aperture selected correspondingly from the group consisting of a pentagon, a hexagon, a heptagon and an octagon. The apertures in the brackets and supports are formed in a fiber reinforced polymer such that the apertures are devoid of knit lines. The pins reside in the apertures of the supports and brackets inhibiting rotation of the brackets with respect to the supports. A seat back is secured to the brackets.
A school bus seat comprising a seat back, support legs, a seat bottom and an envelope cushion residing over said seat back, said envelope cushion comprising an integrally molded polyurethane foam having an elastomeric skin formed on the exterior thereof.
A school bus seat as claimed in claim 2 wherein said seat back is solid and is interconnected with said support legs by pins selected from the group consisting of hollow pentagonal, hexagonal, heptagonal or octagonal pins.
A school bus seat, comprising:
A school bus seat comprising a substrate and an elastomeric skinned polyurethane cushion integrally molded to said substrate.
A school bus seat comprising a one-piece twin bucket seat with inelastically deformable brackets supporting both sides of the seat.
A school bus seat comprising a superstructure having vertical left and right side supports for supporting a seat back, each of said side supports includes a fuse, and, said fuses being inelastically deformable upon the application of sufficient force to said superstructure.
A school bus seat comprising a one-piece twin bucket seat having left and right sides thereof, said bucket seats include a seat bottom portion and a seat back portion, said seat bottom and back portions being isotropic glass, and, said seat further comprising a first strip of directionalized glass and a second stip of directionalized glass, said first and second strips of directionalized glass being embedded within the seats proximate the left and right sides thereof and extending from the seat bottom portion to the seat back portion.
A method of manufacturing a seat back to be used in a school bus seat comprising the steps of:
A method of manufacturing a component of a school bus seat comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.