Structure of steering support beam for vehicle

Land vehicles – Wheeled – Running gear

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B60K 3700

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060928409

ABSTRACT:
A steering support beam structure for supporting a steering shaft of a vehicle comprises a first tubular member transversely extending across the vehicle and connected at both ends thereof with the vehicle and a second tubular member inserted into the first tubular member and connected at both ends thereof with the first tubular member. The first tubular member has a reduced diameter section at both ends thereof and the second tubular member has a enlarged diameter section at both ends thereof. The first tubular member is connected by spot-welding between the inner periphery surface of the reduced diameter section and the outer periphery surface of the enlarged diameter section with the second tubular member, thereby a double walled structure is formed in the steering support beam and a high rigidity can be obtained.

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patent: 5868426 (1999-02-01), Edwards et al.

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