Car Body of a Rail Vehicle

Publication: DE102008005922A1
Published: 2009-07-30
Family Size: 3
Granted: No

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The invention describes a modular car body structure for rail vehicles, where at least one component features a box-like construction made from standardized wall panels that are connected using plug connections (slot-and-tab fittings). These panels can be quickly assembled and optionally welded for enhanced sturdiness, resulting in a stable and cost-efficient car body section.

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  • Construction of car bodies for trains and trams
  • Replacement or repair of rail vehicle structural components
  • Manufacturing of sub-assemblies for rolling stock, such as underframes or coupler supports
  • Rapid prototyping or variant production of rail vehicle bodies with different shapes and sizes

BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.

  • Simplifies assembly through use of standardized modular components
  • Reduces manufacturing and maintenance costs due to easier construction and material savings
  • Enables faster and more flexible production of rail vehicle bodies
  • Maintains high structural stability and load-bearing capacity
  • Facilitates customization without compromising quality
  • Potentially improves corrosion resistance and minimizes welding defects

Technical Classifications (CPCs)

Main Classifications

Manufacturing & Transport

Sub Classifications

Railways

CPC Codes

B61D17/045

Inventors & Applicants

Applicants

Univ Friedrich Alexander Er

Siemens Ag

Patent Abstract

The invention relates to a car body for a rail vehicle, made from several components. According to the invention, at least one component has a box-like structure made from walls connected by plug connections.

Key Information

Publication No.

DE102008005922A1

Family ID

40289222

Publication Date

2009-07-30

Application No.

DE102008005922A

Application Date

2008-01-24

Priority Date

2008-01-24

Granted

No

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