Successful development of airbag building

The airbag structure is a building formed by filling air into airbags made of thin films, forming basic components such as columns, beams, arches, plates, and shells, and then connecting and combining these components. The air pressure in the airbag is 2-7 times that of the outdoor air pressure, so the airbag structure is a high-pressure system.

Airbag miniaturization, networking, independent or local parallelism, low contour, and organic combination with other structural systems, such as rigidity. Flexible and semi rigid systems are the development and application trends of airbag membranes.