What is the structural principle of run-flat tires for explosion prevention?
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Run-flat tire structural explosion prevention principle: The reason why RSC run-flat tires do not collapse after air leakage is mainly due to the thickened rubber sidewalls. Even when air pressure is lost, the sidewalls can still support the vehicle's weight without causing severe deformation. Below is an introduction to RSC: 1. To prevent the tire from detaching from the rim after deformation, the rim is specially designed with protrusions that prevent the tire from coming off after a sudden pressure drop. Vehicles equipped with run-flat tires may not alert the driver to minor air leaks, so RSC also includes a TPI electronic warning system installed on the rim. Once tire pressure begins to drop, RSC immediately alerts the driver. 2. The design principle of RSC run-flat tires relies on sturdy sidewalls to provide support. Another design for run-flat tires involves installing a device called a fixed ring inside the tire. This fixed ring supports the tire from the inside, preventing it from being crushed and also stopping the tire from detaching from the tire bead.