Chairs and seats – Crash seat – Force-absorbing means incorporated into back
Patent
1997-02-20
1998-07-21
Brown, Peter R.
Chairs and seats
Crash seat
Force-absorbing means incorporated into back
29721612, 2807301, B60R 2122
Patent
active
057825297
ABSTRACT:
An occupant protection system for protecting a seated occupant comprising: seat (20) having a seat cushion (22) and a seat back (24), frame means (26, 30) to support the seat back, a headrest extending above the seat back, cushion material (32) for providing resiliency to the seat and a protective cover material (34) covering the cushion material; an air bag (50,50'), having a first portion extending generally along the length of the seat back and a second portion which when inflated extends above the seat back to be positioned generally in front of the headrest, whereby upon inflation of the first portion of the air bag a portion of the seat back is gently urged against the spine of the occupant and the second portion expands upwardly to provide a protective layer between the headrest and the occupant's head.
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Keller Gerald
Miller, III H. John
Allied-Signal Inc.
Brown Peter R.
Seitzman Markell
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