JP6155938B2 - Side window column cover - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a side window column cover that covers the vehicle interior side of a window column skeleton provided on a side wall of a bus.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a side window column cover 20 that covers the inside of the window column frame material 2 is attached to the window column frame material 2 provided on the side wall of a bus such as a shared bus. The side window column cover 20 is provided with a getting-off push button 7 for pressing when a passenger wants to get off. The harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 is connected to a power source and a control device (not shown). When the getting-off push button 7 is pressed, it emits light with the electric power from the harness 8 or emits a signal to the control device through the harness 8.

JP-A-10-250500

  By the way, although it is an undisclosed technology developed by the present applicant (a technology that has not been disclosed before this application), the harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 extends upward or downward through the window column skeleton 2. It was. Specifically, when the getting-off push button 7 is attached to the side window column cover 20, after the side window column cover 20 is attached to the window column frame material 2, the holes 21 are formed in the window column frame material 2 and the side window column cover 20. The harness 8 previously wired in the window column skeleton 2 and the harness 8 extending from the getting-off push button 7 are connected.

  Generally, the mounting height of the getting-off push button 7 is determined according to the height of an adjacent chair (not shown) or the like, and thus differs depending on the position. There are many types of window column skeleton members 2 and side window column covers 20, and the harness 8 is wired in the window column skeleton member 2 as described above. For this reason, it is necessary to carefully position and select a drill blade so as not to damage the harness 8 in the window column skeleton material 2, and workability when the dismounting push button 7 is attached to the side window column cover 20. However, there is a problem that it is difficult to keep the processing quality constant.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a side window column cover that can improve workability when attaching a getting-off push button to the side window column cover.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the side window column cover of the present invention is a side window column cover for covering a vehicle inner side of a window column skeleton material provided on a side wall of a bus and attaching a getting-off push button. A window body that is long and vertically formed so as to cover the column skeleton material, and that is provided on the inner surface of the vehicle to which the getting-off push button is attached, and is formed on the back surface of the cover body portion so as to protrude on the back side. And a convex support portion for holding the cover main body portion on the window column skeleton material in contact with a material and forming a space for accommodating the harness for the getting-off pushbutton on the back side of the cover main body portion. It is a thing.

  The cover main body portion and the convex support portion may be integrally formed of resin.

  The convex support portion may be formed to extend vertically from the upper end to the lower end of the cover main body portion.

  You may provide the flange part provided in the both sides of the said cover main-body part and extended on the vehicle outer side.

  According to the side window column cover of the present invention, it is possible to improve workability when attaching the getting-off push button to the side window column cover.

It is a plane sectional view showing the attachment state of the side window pillar cover concerning the present invention. It is a perspective explanatory view showing the back side of the side window column cover according to the present invention. It is an isometric view explanatory drawing which shows the attachment state of the side window pillar cover which concerns on this invention. 1 is a cross-sectional plan view of an unpublished technology developed by the present applicant.

  Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the window column skeleton material 2 provided on the side wall 1 of the bus constitutes the body of the bus and is made of a material having excellent strength such as a steel material. Further, the window column skeleton 2 is formed in a cylindrical shape having a rectangular cross section. The window column skeleton 2 is disposed between the side windows 3 adjacent to each other in the vehicle traveling direction, for example, and supports the side window 3. The illustrated side window 3 is an example, and has a sash 4 formed in a frame shape and a plate glass 5 bonded and fixed to the sash 4. The sash 4 is fixed to the outer surface of the window column skeleton member 2 with an adhesive or the like.

  In addition, a corrugated tube 9 that houses a harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 is provided in a gap 6 formed between the window column skeleton member 2 and the sash 4. The corrugated tube 9 extends vertically, and accommodates a harness 8 extending downward from the inside of the bus ceiling (not shown) and a harness 8 extending upward from the inside of the bus floor (not shown). Yes.

  Further, the side window column cover 10 is attached to the window column skeleton material 2.

  The side window column cover 10 covers the vehicle inner side of the window column skeleton material 2, and the getting-off push button 7 is attached to the side window column cover 10. Specifically, the side window column cover 10 is formed to be long in the vertical direction so as to cover the window column skeleton material 2, and the cover main body portion 12 to which the getting-off push button 7 is attached to the surface 11 inside the vehicle, and the cover main body portion. A convex support portion 14 that protrudes from the back surface 13 of the back 12 (window column skeleton material 2 side) and contacts the window column skeleton material 2 to hold the cover main body 12 on the window column skeleton material 2; And flange portions 15 provided on both sides of the portion 12 and extending outward of the vehicle. The cover main body portion 12 and the convex support portion 14 are integrally formed of resin. More specifically, the side window column cover 10 is formed to extend linearly by extrusion and to have a uniform cross section.

  The cover body 12 is formed in a plate shape and has the same width and the same thickness over the upper and lower ends.

  The convex support portion 14 extends in the vertical direction and is formed in a rectangular cross section. The convex support portion 14 is formed at the center in the width direction of the cover main body portion 12 with the same width and the same thickness over the upper and lower ends. The convex support portion 14 forms a space 16 for accommodating the harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 on the back side of the cover main body portion 12 by the front end of the window column skeleton material 2 coming into contact with the window column skeleton material 2. It is supposed to be. That is, a space 16 for accommodating the harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 is formed between the both side portions of the cover main body portion 12 and the window column skeleton material 2.

  Further, the convex support portion 14 is formed narrower than the getting-off push button 7. Thereby, for example, when the hole 17 having a diameter larger than the width dimension of the convex support part 14 and smaller than the width dimension of the getting-off push button 7 is opened at the center in the width direction of the cover main body part 12, A notch 18 is formed in the side of the convex support 14 by dividing the convex support 14 in the vertical direction, and a space for accommodating the hole 17 and the harness 8 for the getting-off pushbutton 7 through the notch 18. 16 is connected. Further, the hole 17 is closed by the getting-off push button 7 attached to the cover body 12.

  The flange portion 15 is formed to extend outward from the convex support portion 14, and reliably hides the harness 8 for the getting-off pushbutton 7 housed in the space 16 on the back side of the side window column cover 10. It is like that.

  Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described.

  When the side window column cover 10 is attached to the window column skeleton member 2 and the harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 is wired, the gap 6 between the window column skeleton member 2 and the sash 4 is previously provided as shown in FIG. The harness 8 accommodated in the corrugated tube 9 is wired. The harness 8 accommodated in the corrugated tube 9 is connected to a power source and a control device (not shown). In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the side window column cover 10 is cut in advance according to the length of the window column skeleton material 2 to be attached, and the harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 is attached to the side window column cover 10. The hole 17 for letting it pass is formed. At this time, the mounting position of the getting-off push button 7 (position in the longitudinal direction of the side window column cover 10) varies depending on the window column skeleton material 2 to which the side window column cover 10 is to be mounted, but is common between the same types of buses. Since the side window column cover 10 can be used, a plurality of the ones in which the side window column cover 10 is previously cut to a predetermined length and the holes 17 are formed may be stocked.

  When the hole 17 is opened in the side window column cover 10, the hole 17 having a diameter larger than the width dimension of the convex support part 14 and smaller than the width dimension of the getting-off push button 7 is formed in the width direction of the cover main body part 12. Form in the center. Thereby, the convex support part 14 is divided | segmented up and down, and the notch part 18 is formed in the both sides of the convex support part 14. FIG. If the harness 8 that extends from the getting-off push button 7 extends from one side of the getting-off push button 7 or the like, the hole 17 does not interfere with the harness 8 even if the hole 17 is not opened in the center of the side window column cover 10. The window post cover 10 may be formed at a position biased to one side in the width direction. In this case, the hole 17 may have a smaller diameter than the width dimension of the convex support portion 14. If the notch portion 18 can be formed on one of the both side surfaces of the convex support portion 14, the space 16 formed on the back side of the cover main body portion 12 and the hole 17 can be connected, and the harness 8 can be wired.

  Thereafter, the connecting operation of the harness 8, the operation of attaching the side window column cover 10 to the window column skeleton member 2, and the operation of attaching the getting-off push button 7 to the side window column cover 10 are performed in an arbitrary order.

  For example, the harness 8 is connected by passing the harness 8 extending from the getting-off push button 7 through the hole 17 and connecting the harness 8 in the corrugated tube 9.

  The operation of attaching the side window column cover 10 to the window column frame material 2 is performed by bringing the protruding end of the convex support portion 14 of the side window column cover 10 into contact with the window column frame material 2 and using the rivet-like clip. This is done by fastening the side window column cover 10 to the door. The cover main body portion 12 is separated from the window column skeleton material 2 by the convex support portion 14 coming into contact with the window column skeleton material 2, and a getting-off push button is provided between the both sides of the cover main body portion 12 and the window column skeleton material 2. A space 16 for accommodating the harness 8 for 7 is formed. At this time, the harness 8 extends to the space 16 between the side portion of the cover main body portion 12 and the window column skeleton member 2 through the cutout portion 18 of the convex support portion 14. In addition, you may perform the connection operation | work of the harness 8 after the operation | work which attaches the side window pillar cover 10 to the window pillar frame | skeleton material 2. FIG. In this case, the harness 8 in the corrugated tube 9 may be extended into the hole 17 of the side window column cover 10 in advance.

  The work of attaching the getting-off push button 7 to the side window pillar cover 10 is performed by attaching the getting-off push button 7 to the surface 11 of the side window pillar cover 10 so as to close the hole 17. The operation of attaching the getting-off push button 7 to the side window column cover 10 may be performed before the operation of attaching the side window column cover 10 to the window column skeleton material 2. In this case, the harness 8 may be connected before the side window column cover 10 is attached to the window column skeleton 2.

  As described above, the side window column cover 10 is formed to be long in the vertical direction so as to cover the window column skeleton material 2 and the cover main body portion 12 to which the getting-off push button 7 is attached to the surface 11 inside the vehicle, and the cover main body portion 12. Is formed so as to protrude from the rear side of the cover 13 and abuts against the window column skeleton material 2 to hold the cover main body 12 on the window column skeleton material 2 and to the harness 8 for the getting-off push button 7 on the back side of the cover main body 12. And a convex support portion 14 for forming a space 16 for housing the window column skeleton material 2, so that there is no need to open a hole for passing the harness 8 through the window column skeleton material 2, and the side window is provided in the window column skeleton material 2. Before attaching the pillar cover 10, the hole 17 for letting the harness 8 pass through the side window pillar cover 10 can be formed, and workability when attaching the getting-off push button 7 to the side window pillar cover 10 can be improved. Moreover, the hole-drilling work to the side window pillar cover 10 can be performed at an arbitrary place, and the processing quality can be easily kept constant.

  Since the cover main body portion 12 and the convex support portion 14 are integrally formed of resin, the side window column cover 10 can be manufactured at low cost.

  Further, since the convex support portion 14 is formed so as to extend vertically from the upper end to the lower end of the cover main body portion 12, when the side window column cover 10 is attached to the window column skeleton member 2, the side window column cover is provided. The side window column cover 10 can be securely and firmly fastened to the window column skeleton 2 by fastening the center of the width direction 10 with a clip.

  Further, since the flange portions 15 provided on both sides of the cover main body portion 12 and extending to the vehicle outer side are provided, the harness 8 wired in the space 16 on the back side of the cover main body portion 12 can be concealed with a simple structure. The beauty around the window column cover 10 can be kept good.

  In addition, although the corrugated tube 9 shall be provided in the gap | interval 6 between the window pillar frame | skeleton material 2 and the sash 4, it does not restrict to this. As long as the position does not interfere with the side window column cover 10, it may be provided at any position outside the window column skeleton 2.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Side wall 2 Window pillar frame | skeleton 7 Get-off push button 8 Harness 10 Side window pillar cover 11 Front surface 12 Cover main-body part 13 Back surface 14 Convex support part 15 Flange part 16 Space 17 Hole

Claims (4)

A side window pillar cover for covering the vehicle interior of the window pillar skeleton material provided on the side wall of the bus and attaching a getting-off push button,
A cover main body portion that is long and vertically formed to cover the window pillar skeleton material and to which the getting-off push button is attached to the inner surface of the vehicle, and is formed on the back surface of the cover main body portion so as to protrude on the back side, A convex support for abutting a column skeleton material to hold the cover main body portion on the window column skeleton material and forming a space for accommodating a harness for the getting-off push button on the back side of the cover main body portion; Side window pillar cover characterized by comprising.   The side window column cover according to claim 1, wherein the cover main body portion and the convex support portion are integrally formed of resin.   The side window column cover according to claim 1, wherein the convex support portion is formed to extend vertically from the upper end to the lower end of the cover main body portion.   The side window column cover according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a flange portion provided on both sides of the cover main body portion and extending outward of the vehicle.

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