2018
DOI: 10.1007/s41777-018-0040-x
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Tool Technology for Lightweight Structures in 3-D Hybrid Designs

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“…Injection molding technology was applied to bond the steel-fiber composite A column used in high stress lightweight automobile body structure design. The B pillar made using this structure and connection technology reduced the components' weight by 14%, and provided a 25% increase in energy absorption, compared with the traditional B pillar [25]. As shown in Figure 4, Lee et al [26] conducted a comparative collision test on B-pillar reinforcements made with TWB and CR420/CFRP hybrid composite materials.…”
Section: Automotive Body and Its Structural Partsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Injection molding technology was applied to bond the steel-fiber composite A column used in high stress lightweight automobile body structure design. The B pillar made using this structure and connection technology reduced the components' weight by 14%, and provided a 25% increase in energy absorption, compared with the traditional B pillar [25]. As shown in Figure 4, Lee et al [26] conducted a comparative collision test on B-pillar reinforcements made with TWB and CR420/CFRP hybrid composite materials.…”
Section: Automotive Body and Its Structural Partsmentioning
confidence: 99%