Challenge

Fender Design

  • Design a Fender Model with the necessary mounting with a given class A surafce.
  • FENDER

    The fender acts as a housing for the wheel and protects everything else by keeping the dirt and debris contained within the curved enclosure. This prevents the particles from spewing or damaging car parts on the car’s underbody and even other vehicles driving by.

    Remember that all your car's tyres grip the road and turn forcefully to propel the car. But, as it does that, it also grips sand, tiny rocks, branches, and everything else, throwing it upward as it turns. That would be very damaging to the car and hazardous to other road users too.

    TYPE OF FENER

    There are two type of fender , They are

    1.full bumper type

    2.half bumper type

    FULL BUMPER TYPE

    HALF BUMPER TYPE

    A fender is different than a bumper because it's a metal structure that frames the wheel well of your car, instead of the front or back. The fender extends between the front door to the front bumper covering the front wheels of the vehicle.

  • Front Fender Desing :

    The given master section to create the drip area and for the still mount, Bumper mount and A-pillar mount create your own design according to the engineering standard.

    1. Drip Area

    2. Sill Mount

    3. Bumper Mount

    4. A Pillar Mount

    5. Splash/Baffle Mount

    Design of Drip Mount Area :

    Master Section To Fellow and Create Drip Design :

  • Skin Data :

  • Design Criteria :

    • Embosses are provided to increase the strength.

    • Smooth curves are designed for easy manufacturing of panel.

    • Ribs are provided to drip area mount to give structual support and extra strengh.

    • Maintain extra 10mm from the flat surface for the fastner holes.

    • All fillets should maintain 2 or 3mm radius in most regions.

    • Thickness of fender is 0.75mm.
  • DRIP MOUNT

  • SILL MOUNT

  • BUMPER MOUNT

  • A-PILLAR MOUNT

  • BAFFLE MOUNT

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