Where is the longitudinal beam located?
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The longitudinal beam of a car is located in the upper structure. Here is some extended information about the car's longitudinal beam: 1. Definition: It refers to the beam set along the bridge's axial direction in the upper structure of the car, supported by cross beams, and serves the function of supporting objects on the beam. 2. Common materials: Longitudinal beams are generally stamped from low-alloy steel plates, with cross-sectional shapes mostly being channel-shaped, and some are made into Z-shapes or box-shaped sections. 3. Shape: Depending on the different car models and structural layout requirements, longitudinal beams can be made into curved shapes in the horizontal or longitudinal planes, as well as in equal or non-equal cross-sectional styles.