Energy-absorbing anti-splash mudguard

Abstract

The invention relates to the technology of automobile structures, in particular to a mudguard with an energy-absorbing anti-splash layer, which comprises a mudguard body and the anti-splash layer, wherein the anti-splash layer is fixed on the mudguard body, a plurality of anti-splash structures are evenly distributed on the surface of the anti-splash layer, and each anti-splash structure is a cylinder composed of a plurality of screening posts. The energy-absorbing anti-splash mudguard can effectively absorb and disperse the energy of water splashed onto the mudguard, so that most of the watercan be kept in the anti-splash structures before the water is splashed onto the outer side of the mudguard and the water absorbed in can be dispersed and diverted, consequently, the effect of continuous water splashing prevention is achieved, the spattering of water impacting the mudguard can be effectively reduced, and thereby spray is prevented from being produced.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to automobile structure technology, in particular to an energy-absorbing splash-proof mudguard. Background technique [0002] The splashes formed when the vehicle is driving over the water-filled road surface are composed of a large number of water droplets and sands that are shot onto the road surface. Generally speaking, the splashes caused by the truck will not affect the driver of the vehicle or approach the vehicle. The vision of other drivers is too large because splashes are generally closer to the ground and out of the driver’s field of vision. Water mist is a large number of very small water droplets that stay in the air for a long time before falling to the ground. It exists in the form of mist, and the formation of water mist requires three conditions: (1) water; (2) a hard or flat surface hits the water; (3) turbulent air current carries and transports water droplets. The three conditions interact. , It will form the probl...

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[0002] Splashes formed when vehicles drive over water-logged roads. The splashes are composed of a large number of water droplets and sand and stones shot at the road surface. Generally speaking, the splashes caused by trucks will not affect the driver of the vehicle or the vehicle close to it. The visual impact of other drivers is too great, because the splash is generally close to the ground and out of the driver's field of vision. Water mist is a large number of very small water droplets that stay in the air for a long time before falling to the ground. The form of mist exists, and the formation of water mist requires three conditions: (1) water; (2) a hard or flat surface hits water; (3) turbulent airflow picks up and tra

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