Axial component for a commercial vehicle and method for producing the same
A technology for commercial vehicles and axle beams, applied in the field of axle beams of commercial vehicles and manufacturing axle beams, can solve problems such as difficult prediction and adverse effects.
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[0052] figure 1 An axle beam 10 is shown. The axle carrier 10 is designed as an axle of a commercial vehicle. The commercial vehicle can be, for example, a truck or a bus.
[0053] Each side of the axle beam 10 has a first (lower) axle beam shell 12 , a second (upper) axle beam shell 14 and a shaft truncated 16 . The first and second axle beam shells 12 and 14 are in particular designed as axle beam half shells. The first axle beam shell 12 and the second axle beam shell 14 are connected to one another (in particular welded) along the longitudinal axis A of the axle beam 10 . The axle stub 16 is joined, in particular welded, to one end of the interconnected axle beam shells 12 and 14 . A brake flange 18 of a disc brake or drum brake can be welded onto the axle beam 10 . A plug-in shaft, not shown, can extend through the axle beam 10 .
[0054] The axle beam 10 is connected to the chassis (not shown) of the motor vehicle, for example via welded brackets 20 . In this resp...
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