Fender Design
REPORT
FENDER DESIGN
A fender is a metal or plastic enclosure over the wheels of an automobile and its primary purpose is to prevent sand, mud, rocks, liquids, and other road sprays from being thrown into the air by the rotating tire. Fenders are typically rigid and can be damaged by contact with the road surface.
It is also an aesthetic surface designed according to the wheel arch standards and also has mounting parts.
Mounting parts
- Drip area mounting
- A-pillar mounting
- Body mounting
- Sill mounting
- Bumper mounting
Types of Fenders:
There are two types of fenders.
- Full Bumper Type
- Half Bumper Type
Full Bumper Type:
This type of bumper is not commonly used because this design is harder than manufacturing half bumper. The blank of steel or aluminum is used to produce this type and has more material wastage. This type is not economically good to manufacture.
Half Bumper type:
This type of fender is most commonly used. The cons of the full bumper type are satisfied in this type, and the blank area of wastage while producing the part is drastically reduced by scrap management.
Drip area mounting
A-pillar mounting
Body mounting
Sill mounting
Bumper mounting
master section
conclusion
This design is made according to the master section and design standards