Hood design-Week 2

Aim: To design back door of a car including the necessary reinforcements from the given class “A” surface.   Given data:                                                     …

Aim: To design a car roof with essential Front roof rail, Bow roofs, Center roof rail and Rear roof rail for the given master section and finally perform curvature study on each sections and draft analysis. Given data:                              …

Objective: To design the Drip area, Sill Mount, A- Pillar Mount, Bumper Mount and baffle area for the given master section.   Given data:   Theory: Fender: Fender is the part of an automobile that frames a wheel well (the fender underside). Its primary purpose is to prevent sand, mud, rocks, liquids, and…

Aim: To compare and determine the section modulus of the hood and how it can be incresed by making the necessary changes to its cross-section.   Introduction: Section Modulus is the geometric property of the given cross-section of any shaft or beam structures. It is the direct measure of the strength of the shaft…

Aim: To design the hood outer panel, inner panel as per the given necessary design considerations. Following criteria to be considered: Positioning of Hinge axis w.r.t striker location and Latch Trajectory Providing the Emboss definitions Mastic data and Necessary Reinforcements to increase the strength of the hood Given…

Benchmarking: Benchmarking involves a structured comparison between similar products, segments or processes based on some dimension of performance. To put into an exact scanerio it can be imagined as say if someone wants to buy a car based upon their compatibility and requirements then they can compare what features they…

1. UnderBody coating: The Underside of the vehicle serves as an intermediate between metal components of a vehicle and the outer environment. Underbody coatings are applied on the underside of vehicles to provide a protective layer of protection between the vehicle’s underside and damaging forces such as moisture,…