The weight of a vehicle's body accounts for approximately 40% of the total vehicle mass, making it a crucial factor in the overall lightweighting of automobiles. As the automotive industry moves toward more efficient and sustainable technologies, lightweighting has become one of the most important frontiers in 21st-century vehicle development. Achieving a lighter car body is not just about reducing weight—it's about optimizing performance, safety, and energy efficiency.
Lightweighting a car body is a complex and integrated process that involves two main strategies: first, using advanced, lightweight, and high-strength materials; second, rethinking the structural design to make components thinner, more compact, and more efficient. This includes techniques like cavitation, miniaturization, composite integration, and structural optimization. These methods work together to maintain or even enhance the mechanical properties of the vehicle, such as strength, stiffness, durability, impact resistance, and vibration control.
Aluminum alloys have emerged as a top choice for lightweight automotive structures due to their excellent combination of low density, high strength, and good formability. The typical aluminum-based car body structure consists of a space frame made from various extruded aluminum profiles. Die-cast aluminum parts are used at critical joints, while body panels are usually stamped from aluminum sheets. Some load-bearing areas use extruded or pressed aluminum profiles for added reinforcement. These components are then connected using riveting techniques, creating a strong and durable overall structure.
According to industry experts, aluminum body manufacturing technology is a key enabler for energy-efficient vehicles and falls under the broader category of "Light Alloy Materials Manufacturing Technology." It is one of the ten core technologies identified by major national science and technology initiatives. The adoption of this technology has significantly boosted China’s position in the global automotive industry, supporting both environmental sustainability and the long-term development of the sector. As the demand for greener transportation continues to rise, the role of aluminum in automotive design will only grow in importance.
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Cutting efficiency is high, and is conducive to scouring debris, surface abrasive particles are not easy to cause
Blockage and loss of grinding ability.
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