An object is to provide a railcar bodyshell whose deformation behavior at the time of collision is stable. The railcar bodyshell includes an anti-climber projecting from an end beam outward in a car longitudinal direction. The anti-climber includes a starting point portion that serves as a starting point of bending of the end beam when collision has occurred, and the end beam is bent by a collision load. The starting point portion is disposed at a portion corresponding to a position between a front end of an energy absorber and a corner post in a car width direction.

An object is to provide a railcar bodyshell whose deformation behavior at the time of collision is stable. The railcar bodyshell includes an anti-climber projecting from an end beam outward in a car longitudinal direction. The anti-climber includes a starting point portion that serves as a starting point of bending of the end beam when collision has occurred, and the end beam is bent by a collision load. The starting point portion is disposed at a portion corresponding to a position between a front end of an energy absorber and a corner post in a car width direction.

Provided are a collision energy absorption structure and a rail vehicle having the same. The collision energy absorption structure includes: a primary energy absorption structure, connected to a chassis boundary beam of a vehicle, the primary energy absorption structure having at least two spaced energy absorption cavities; an end energy absorption structure, the lower end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the primary energy absorption structure; and a roof structure, the upper end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the roof structure. The technical solution provided by the present invention can meet requirements of more complex road conditions.

Provided are a collision energy absorption structure and a rail vehicle having the same. The collision energy absorption structure includes: a primary energy absorption structure, connected to a chassis boundary beam of a vehicle, the primary energy absorption structure having at least two spaced energy absorption cavities; an end energy absorption structure, the lower end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the primary energy absorption structure; and a roof structure, the upper end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the roof structure. The technical solution provided by the present invention can meet requirements of more complex road conditions.

The present invention provides a rail vehicle. The rail vehicle includes: an underframe assembly, a side wall assembly, a vehicle roof assembly, and a vehicle end assembly. The underframe assembly includes a primary energy absorption structure and an underframe edge beam which are connected. The primary energy absorption structure has at least two energy absorbing cavities that are set at interval. The lower end of the side wall assembly is connected with the underframe assembly. The upper end of the side wall assembly is connected with the vehicle roof assembly. The vehicle end assembly includes an end energy absorption structure whose lower end is connected with the primary energy absorption structure, and upper end is connected with the vehicle roof assembly. By using the technical solution of the present invention, that is, the primary energy absorption structure of the underframe assembly, the vehicle roof assembly, and the end energy absorption structure which is installed between the vehicle roof assembly and the primary energy absorption structure form the overall energy absorbing structure at the end of the vehicle body structure, there is no need to add an independent energy absorbing component. The present invention improves impact energy absorbing performance of the vehicle without increasing the overall dimension of the vehicle body structure.

The present invention provides a rail vehicle. The rail vehicle includes: an underframe assembly, a side wall assembly, a vehicle roof assembly, and a vehicle end assembly. The underframe assembly includes a primary energy absorption structure and an underframe edge beam which are connected. The primary energy absorption structure has at least two energy absorbing cavities that are set at interval. The lower end of the side wall assembly is connected with the underframe assembly. The upper end of the side wall assembly is connected with the vehicle roof assembly. The vehicle end assembly includes an end energy absorption structure whose lower end is connected with the primary energy absorption structure, and upper end is connected with the vehicle roof assembly. By using the technical solution of the present invention, that is, the primary energy absorption structure of the underframe assembly, the vehicle roof assembly, and the end energy absorption structure which is installed between the vehicle roof assembly and the primary energy absorption structure form the overall energy absorbing structure at the end of the vehicle body structure, there is no need to add an independent energy absorbing component. The present invention improves impact energy absorbing performance of the vehicle without increasing the overall dimension of the vehicle body structure.

Provided are a collision energy absorption structure and a rail vehicle having the same. The collision energy absorption structure includes: a primary energy absorption structure, connected to a chassis boundary beam of a vehicle, the primary energy absorption structure having at least two spaced energy absorption cavities; an end energy absorption structure, the lower end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the primary energy absorption structure; and a roof structure, the upper end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the roof structure. The technical solution provided by the present invention can meet requirements of more complex road conditions.

Provided are a collision energy absorption structure and a rail vehicle having the same. The collision energy absorption structure includes: a primary energy absorption structure, connected to a chassis boundary beam of a vehicle, the primary energy absorption structure having at least two spaced energy absorption cavities; an end energy absorption structure, the lower end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the primary energy absorption structure; and a roof structure, the upper end of the end energy absorption structure being connected to the roof structure. The technical solution provided by the present invention can meet requirements of more complex road conditions.

An end underframe comprises a headstock assembly and a bolster assembly and is made out of a single material which consists of cold rolled austenitic stainless steel.

An end underframe comprises a headstock assembly and a bolster assembly and is made out of a single material which consists of cold rolled austenitic stainless steel.