Airbag system with custom tear resistance
US-2024326733-A1 · Oct 3, 2024 · US
US2015137488A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2015137488-A1 |
| Application number | US-201314395834-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Apr 23, 2013 |
| Priority date | Apr 25, 2012 |
| Publication date | May 21, 2015 |
| Grant date | — |
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An airbag ( 20 ) for a vehicle occupant restraint system comprises a first fabric layer ( 10 ) and an opposed second fabric layer ( 12 ) each being formed of a composite fabric of wefts and warps and delimiting a chamber ( 14 ) adapted to be filled with gas. Plural weaving threads ( 16 ) are provided which exit the composite fabric of a fabric layer ( 10, 12 ) in the direction of the other fabric layer ( 12, 10 ) and are freely floating in the chamber ( 14 ) before they enter into the composite fabric of the other fabric layer ( 12, 10 ). The weaving threads ( 16 ) are movable in their longitudinal direction relative to the inlet and outlet points.
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1 - 7 . (canceled) 8 . An airbag ( 20 ) for a vehicle occupant restraint system, comprising: a first fabric layer ( 10 ) and an opposed second fabric layer ( 12 ), each being formed of a composite fabric of wefts and warps and delimiting a chamber ( 14 ) adapted to be filled with gas, wherein plural weaving threads ( 16 ) are provided which exit the composite fabric of a fabric layer ( 10 , 12 ) in the direction of the other fabric layer ( 12 , 10 ) at plural of inlet and outlet points and are freely floating in the chamber ( 14 ) before they enter into the composite fabric of the other fabric layer ( 12 , 10 ), and wherein the weaving threads ( 16 ) are movable in their longitudinal direction relative to the inlet and outlet points. 9 . The airbag ( 20 ) according to claim 8 , wherein the weaving threads ( 16 ) are guided through simple cross loops ( 18 ) of the respective composite fabric at the inlet and outlet points. 10 . The airbag ( 20 ) according to claim 9 , wherein the cross loops ( 18 ) of the first fabric layer ( 10 ) are arranged offset against the cross loops ( 18 ) of the second fabric layer ( 12 ) related to the longitudinal direction of the weaving threads ( 16 ). 11 . The airbag ( 20 ) according claim 8 , wherein the ends of the weaving threads ( 16 ) are arranged with tensile strength at one of the fabric layers ( 10 , 12 ) or at a border area in which the fabric layers ( 10 , 12 ) are interconnected. 12 . The airbag ( 20 ) according to claim 8 , wherein at least part of the weaving threads ( 16 ) is tightly arranged at one end on an airbag extension ( 24 ). 13 . The airbag ( 20 ) according to claim 12 , wherein the weaving threads ( 16 ) are arranged at their other end in a central area of the airbag ( 20 ). 14 . The airbag ( 20 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the airbag ( 20 ) is a one-piece woven airbag ( 20 ) in which the two fabric layers ( 10 , 12 ) are interwoven in one piece in a border area and delimit a chamber ( 14 ) adapted to be filled with
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