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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 07, 2002
Filed:
Aug. 21, 2000
Tatsuo Hirano, Komaki, JP;
Yasushi Okada, Ichinomiya, JP;
Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd., Aichi-ken, JP;
Abstract
A passenger seat air bag has a bottom wall portion having an aperture portion for inflating gas inlet, and a ceiling wall portion. The air bag is shaped into a bag in which outer circumferential edges of the bottom wall portion and the ceiling wall portion are coupled with each other. At the beginning of folding, while the state where the bottom wall portion and the ceiling wall portion are put on top of each other and unfolded to be flat is kept, a coupling portion on the vehicle front side where the outer circumferential edges of the bottom wall portion and the ceiling wall portion are coupled with each other is shifted toward the vehicle rear side. In that state, the air bag is folded and received in a portion of an instrument panel so that the circumferential edges thereof are close to the aperture portion. In another air bag, a flow control cloth is disposed inside an air bag body so as to cover the gas inlet and change the flow of inflating gas flowing in through the gas inlet. The flow control cloth is disposed to cover the gas inlet in the left/right direction of a vehicle, and arranged so that the flow rate of inflating gas flowing toward the front side of a substantially middle portion in the front/rear direction of the flow control cloth is made higher than the flow rate of inflating gas flowing toward the rear side thereof.
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