Engine hood comprising a protective device for pedestrians

Details Engine hood comprising a protective device for pedestrians Engine hood comprising a protective device for pedestrians

2003-12-02

2009-08-25

Lyjak, Lori L (Department: 3612)

Land vehicles: bodies and tops

Bodies

Structural detail

C180S069200

Reexamination Certificate

active

07578548

ABSTRACT:
An engine hood for motor vehicles has a deformable head impact zone to protect pedestrians in the event of a collision with the motor vehicle. The engine hood comprises an outer shell, which is formed by the body paneling, and an inner shell which is arranged below the outer shell and is connected to the outer shell. The inner shell is provided with a vault-structured stiffening region in the region of the head impact zone.

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