Abstract: A behavior control airbag apparatus including: a floating cushion disposed in a seating part of a seat, and configured to push up a passenger on the seating part while deployed by gas injected by an inflator; and a behavior cushion disposed eccentrically on an outboard side of the floating cushion, and configured to push up the outboard side of the passenger according to the injection of the gas, such that the passenger is inclined to an inboard side.

Abstract: An airbag apparatus may include: a guide bar; a plurality of holders contacting the outer surface of the guide bar, and supporting the guide bar; a plurality of guide tabs connected to the respective holders, surrounding the guide bar; and a cushion connected to the holders on the opposite side of the guide taps.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus may include: a gas injection unit configured to discharge gas; a tether guide extending in a longitudinal direction of a roof; and an airbag configured to be deployed by gas transferred from the gas injection unit. The airbag may include: a first chamber part coupled to the tether guide and configured to be deployed in a longitudinal direction of the tether guide by gas transferred from the gas injection unit; and a second chamber part coupled to the first chamber part, and configured to be deployed by gas transferred from the first chamber part and cover the first chamber part.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a roof airbag apparatus may include: a roof airbag cushion connected to an inflator, the roof airbag cushion configured to be disposed in a first folded state in a panorama roof, and to be inflated in a second expanded state and deployed as gas is supplied from the inflator; and a constraint connected to the roof airbag cushion configured to pull downward a distal end portion of the roof airbag cushion as it is being inflated to prevent reverse deployment of the roof airbag cushion.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus includes a roof airbag cushion disposed in a folded state in a panorama roof and configured to inflate and deploy as gas is supplied from an inflator; and a diffuser disposed in the roof airbag cushion and configured to guide a deployment of the roof airbag cushion in a width direction of a vehicle when the roof airbag cushion is inflated.

Abstract: An aluminum alloy for a cylinder head in a vehicle engine includes 2 to 3% of Si, 2.5 to 3% of Cu, 0.01% or less (excluding 0%) of Zn, 0.15% or less (excluding 0%) of Fe, 0.02% or less (excluding 0%) of Mn, 0.1 to 0.3% of Mg, 0.01% or less (excluding 0%) of Ni, 0.02% or less (excluding 0%) of Ti, 0.1% or less (excluding 0%) of Zr, the balance of Al, and inevitable impurities, wherein an AlCuMgSi-based crystal is formed in an amount ranging from 0.3 to 0.9% and an Al2Cu-based precipitate is formed in an amount ranging from 3.3 to 4.0%, wherein percentage (%) is based on weight.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus including: a leading deployment part connected to a diffuser; a trailing deployment part connected to the leading deployment part, and deployed with a time difference from the deployment of the leading deployment part; and an overlap deployment part connected to the trailing deployment part, overlapped by the trailing deployment part, and deployed with a time difference form the deployment of the trailing deployment part.

Abstract: A roof airbag for a vehicle may include an inflator at a first end portion of a front and a rear end portions of a sunroof frame configured to discharge deployment gas when activated; a reinforcement member connecting a first and a second side of the sunroof frame at a position between the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame; and an airbag cushion at the first end portion of the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame in a folded state, and configured with a first chamber configured to cover from the first end portion of the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame to a position before reaching the reinforcement member and a second chamber configured to cover from the reinforcement member to the second end portion of the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an aluminum alloy for a cylinder head. The aluminum alloy according to an embodiment comprises, by weight, Si: 4.5˜5.0%, Cu: 3.0˜4.0%, Fe: 0.2˜0.5%, Mn: 0.02% or less (exclusive of 0%), Mg: 0.1˜0.3%, Zr: 0.1% or less (exclusive of 0%), Cr: 0.1˜0.2%, and a balance of Al and inevitable impurities to form 100%, with a reinforcing phase of Al(Fe,Cr)Si ranging from 1.0 to 2.3%.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus may include: a gas injector configured to inject gas; a tether guide disposed along the longitudinal direction of a roof; a chamber part connected to the tether guide, and deployed by gas received from the gas injector; and a chamber moving part installed in the chamber part, and moving the chamber part while being pressed by the gas transferred to the chamber part.

Abstract: An airbag device for a panorama roof may include: a roller disposed under a panorama roof and having a blind wound therearound, the blind serving to cover the panorama roof; a head liner covering the roller; an inflator disposed at sides of the panorama roof; a guide tunnel connected to the inflator to guide gas; and a cushion connected to the guide tunnel, and deployed by gas guided through the guide tunnel so as to cover the panorama roof.

Abstract: An airbag device for a panorama roof may include: a roller disposed under a panorama roof and having a blind wound therearound, the blind serving to cover the panorama roof; a head liner covering the roller; an inflator disposed between the panorama roof and the roller; a guide tunnel connected to the inflator to guide gas; and a cushion connected to the guide tunnel, and deployed by gas guided through the guide tunnel so as to cover the panorama roof.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus may include: a cushion having an inlet through which gas discharged from an inflator is introduced; a plurality of tethers connected to the cushion, and arranged along the edge of the cushion so as to be separated from each other; a plurality of steel tabs each having a connection hole formed therein; and a tether guide installed in a pillar shape through the connection holes, and supporting the cushion.

Abstract: An airbag apparatus may include: a guide bar; a plurality of holders contacting the outer surface of the guide bar, and supporting the guide bar; a plurality of guide tabs connected to the respective holders, surrounding the guide bar; and a cushion connected to the holders on the opposite side of the guide taps.

Abstract: A roof airbag for a vehicle may include an inflator at a first end portion of a front and a rear end portions of a sunroof frame configured to discharge deployment gas when activated; an reinforcement member connecting a first and a second side of the sunroof frame at a position between the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame; and an airbag cushion at the first end portion of the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame in a folded state, and configured with a first chamber configured to cover from the first end portion of the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame to a position before reaching the reinforcement member and a second chamber configured to cover from the reinforcement member to the second end portion of the front and the rear end portions of the sunroof frame.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus including: a leading deployment part connected to a diffuser; a trailing deployment part connected to the leading deployment part, and deployed with a time difference from the deployment of the leading deployment part; and an overlap deployment part connected to the trailing deployment part, overlapped by the trailing deployment part, and deployed with a time difference form the deployment of the trailing deployment part.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus may include: a gas injection unit configured to discharge gas; a tether guide extending in a longitudinal direction of a roof; and an airbag configured to be deployed by gas transferred from the gas injection unit. The airbag may include: a first chamber part coupled to the tether guide and configured to be deployed in a longitudinal direction of the tether guide by gas transferred from the gas injection unit; and a second chamber part coupled to the first chamber part, and configured to be deployed by gas transferred from the first chamber part and cover the first chamber part.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a roof airbag apparatus may include: a roof airbag cushion connected to an inflator, the roof airbag cushion configured to be disposed in a first folded state in a panorama roof, and to be inflated in a second expanded state and deployed as gas is supplied from the inflator; and a constraint connected to the roof airbag cushion configured to pull downward a distal end portion of the roof airbag cushion as it is being inflated to prevent reverse deployment of the roof airbag cushion.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus may include: a gas injector configured to inject gas; a tether guide disposed along the longitudinal direction of a roof; a chamber part connected to the tether guide, and deployed by gas received from the gas injector; and a chamber moving part installed in the chamber part, and moving the chamber part while being pressed by the gas transferred to the chamber part.

Abstract: A roof airbag apparatus includes a roof airbag cushion disposed in a folded state in a panorama roof and configured to inflate and deploy as gas is supplied from an inflator; and a diffuser disposed in the roof airbag cushion and configured to guide a deployment of the roof airbag cushion in a width direction of a vehicle when the roof airbag cushion is inflated.