Method for developing air bag for vehicle
AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKouichi Suyama, Kiyoshi Honda
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AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKouichi Suyama, Kiyoshi Honda
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Each of air bag devices includes an inflator mounted in a seat back, a first air bag which is connected to the inflator and developed into a space between an occupant and a side door, and a second air bag connected to the first air bag and developed into a space between the occupant and an instrument panel. When the internal pressure in the first air bag exceeds a predetermined value, the internal spaces in the first and second air bags are put into communication with each other through a pressure valve. When a vehicle collides with another vehicle or an obstacle, the first air bag is first inflated and developed by a high pressure gas generated by the inflator. When the first air bag has been developed, the pressure valve V is opened, causing the second air bag to be developed. Thus, not only upon a frontal collision and a side collision of the vehicle, but also upon an oblique collision of the vehicle, it is possible to reliably hold the occupant.
A method for developing an air bag for a vehicle into a vehicle compartment to hold an occupant of the vehicle, by a high pressure gas generated by an inflator, when an acceleration greater than a predetermined value is detected, said air bag comprising a first portion to be developed between said occupant and a side door, and a second portion to be developed between said occupant and an instrument panel, wherein the method comprises the steps of first developing said first portion of the air bag and then developing said second portion of the air bag.
A method for developing an air bag means for a vehicle into a vehicle compartment to hold an occupant of the vehicle, by a high pressure gas generated by an inflator means, when an acceleration greater than a predetermined value is detected, wherein
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