CPC B62D 29/04 (2013.01) | 10 Claims |
1. A frame which is made of a fiber reinforced composite and has a predetermined length and an enclosed cross-section defining a plurality of corners, the frame comprising:
a compressive wall part where a compressive stress occurs in a longitudinal direction of the frame when the frame receives a bending load in a normal direction perpendicularly intersecting the longitudinal direction;
a side wall part extending in the normal direction and defining one of corners with the compressive wall part; and
a tension wall part which is away from the compressive wall part and extends in the longitudinal direction, and where a tensile stress occurs in the longitudinal direction when the frame receives the bending load, wherein
the tension wall part has a damping loss coefficient which is larger than a damping loss coefficient of the compressive wall part by 0.005 or more,
the compressive wall part includes a first fiber reinforced composite, and
the tension wall part includes a second fiber reinforced composite having a higher vibration damping capability than the first fiber reinforced composite.
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