Fender Design Challenge
FENDER DESIGN
A fender is the part of a car that protects and frames its wheels and keeps mud from splashing it. Most modern vehicles have fenders on their front wheels. When you get into a minor car accident, you can call it a "fender bender," and it's possible that your fenders did get slightly dented. Fender is the term for the part of an automobile, motorcycle, or other vehicle body that frames a wheel well the fender underside. Its primary purpose is to prevent sand, mud, rocks, liquids, and other roads spray from being thrown into the air by the rotating tire. Fenders are typically rigid and can be damaged by contact with the road surface.
Types of the fender.
- full type bumper
- half type bumper
Full bumper type
Half type bumper
Functionality of fender
- the fender typically refers to the front panel that covers the front wheel and the quarter panel typically refers to the rear panel that covers the wheel that includes the roof pillar.
- the fender car part is the body kit installed on the left and right sides of the vehicle. manufacturers usually attach fenders to the wheel arches.
- fender also enhances car aerodynamics.
MASTER SECTION
Componrnts of the fender
- Drip mounting
- A-pillar mounting
- Sill mounting
- bumper area
- baffle area
1.Drip mounting
It is the part that is mounted under the hood for major support. it is designed so it can get assembled with the engine basically the drip area is the part that will rest on the engine. there should be fewer gaps so it can't get easily worn and torn.
2. A-pillar mounting
This part gets assembled with the a-pillar area. With the help of fasteners, it gets attached to the a-pillar area.
3. Sill mounting
This is situated at the down part of the fender. With the help of fasteners, it gets attached to the front door area.
4. Bumper mounting
This part of the fender is assembled with the bumper area.
5. Baffle area
The thickness of the fender is 0.75mm.
front view
BACK view
Side view
Top view
