Vehicle far side airbag device
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorYusuke FUJIWARA
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Abstract
A vehicle far side airbag device that includes: a gas generator that is housed inside a bag body at a bag body diagonally rear lower side with respect to a non-inflation section, and that generates gas on operation; a rear gas flow-path that is formed at the bag body between a rear edge of the non-inflation section and a rear edge of the bag body and that is positioned at a bag body upper side with respect to the gas generator; and a lower gas flow-path that is formed at the bag body between a lower edge of the non-inflation section and a lower edge of the bag body, that is positioned at a bag body front side with respect to the gas generator, and that is set with a larger minimum cross-section area than the rear gas flow-path.
Claims8
A vehicle far side airbag device comprising:
- a bag body that is provided at a side section at a vehicle width direction center side of a seatback of a vehicle seat, that inflates and deploys on being supplied with gas, and that protects an occupant from a head to an abdominal region;
- a non-inflation section that is formed at a center side of the bag body in a side view and that faces a shoulder region of the occupant in an inflated and deployed state of the bag body;
- a gas generator that is housed inside the bag body at a bag body diagonally rear lower side with respect to the non-inflation section, and that generates gas on operation;
- a rear gas flow-path that is formed at the bag body between a rear edge of the non-inflation section and a rear edge of the bag body and that is positioned at a bag body upper side with respect to the gas generator;
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- a lower gas flow-path that is formed at the bag body between a lower edge of the non-inflation section and a lower edge of the bag body, that is positioned at a bag body front side with respect to the gas generator, and that is set with a larger minimum cross-section area than the rear gas flow-path.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.