Joining method and structure of metal members
AssigneeMazda Motor Corporation
InventorsToshiyuki GENDOU, Mitsugi FUKAHORI, Tetsukan TAKASUE, Mitsuaki KITAMURA, Takayuki KIMURA, Masanobu KOBASHI
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AssigneeMazda Motor Corporation
InventorsToshiyuki GENDOU, Mitsugi FUKAHORI, Tetsukan TAKASUE, Mitsuaki KITAMURA, Takayuki KIMURA, Masanobu KOBASHI
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In a first step, a roof panel and a front header are joined at plural frictional spot joint portions at a front-end frictional joint area, and the roof panel and a rear header are joined at plural frictional spot joint portions at a rear-end frictional joint area. The roof panel and a side roof rail are joined at plural frictional spot joint portions at left-side and right-side frictional joint areas. Subsequently, in a second step, the members are joined at the plural rivet joint portions at a border area of the above-described joint areas, and the members are joined at plural rivet joints at a bounder area of the above-described joint areas. Accordingly, there can be provided a joining method and structure of metal members that can properly reduce deformation due to a thermal strain.
A joining method of metal members, in which a first metal member and a second metal member, which have different coefficient of thermal expansion from one another, are overlapped and joined, the joining method comprising:
A joining method of metal members, in which a first metal member and a second metal member, which have different coefficient of thermal expansion from one another, are overlapped and joined, the joining method comprising:
A joining structure of metal members, in which a first metal member and a second metal member, which have different coefficient of thermal expansion from one another, are overlapped and joined, the joining structure comprising:
A joining structure of metal members, in which a first metal member and a second metal member, which have different coefficient of thermal expansion from one another, are overlapped and joined, the joining structure comprising:
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