Challenge

Fender Design Challenge

Aim:

To design the car fender according to the given decent parameter related to industry standards.

Fender:

The part of an Automobile that cover the wheel to prevent sand, Stone. Liquid and other. Roadside materials to be thrown into air by rotating type. This helps to secure pedestrians from Accidents and engines compartment from damage. Passenger vehicles are mostly provided with four Fender. One on each wheel. Spark our bodies that are wide and cover the tire fenders from the wheels surrounding the types and is not directly visible, but. Father narrow body design Fender is exposed cover on wheel top as wheels are exposed narrow design.

Fender is classified as.

Full bumper type

Half bumper types.

In 90’s bumper type Fender where used, but due to cost and weight considered It had significant Modification. In design and now it Is considered as Half bumper type Fender. Hall bumper type fender help in cost cutting as well as weight reduction thus increasing productivity and performance.

Full Bumper type:

This type of bumper is not commonly used because this design is more scrap Producing one during manufacturing. The blank of steel or aluminums Used to Produce this type has more wastage. This type is Not economically good to manufacture.

Half Bumper type:

This type of fender mostly commonly used. The consider full bumper type is satisfied in this design and the blank area of wastage while producing the part is drastically Reduced by scrap management.

Fender mounting:

Mounting or used to fix the Fender to car body. We used five mountain area here to fix printer which are us.

  1. Drip mounting
  2. A Pillar Mounting
  3. Sill mounting
  4. Baffle mounting
  5. Bumper mounting

Mounting Area

Baffle mounting

Conculation :

All the mountings for the front fender have been scucessfully to designend by following the given master section and desing rule.

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