Hot-stamping formed article, structural member using the same, and manufacturing method of hot-stamping formed article
The present invention provides a hot-stamping formed article which is long and formed of a single steel sheet, the hot-stamping formed article including: two standing wall portions; a top sheet portion adjacent to the two standing wall portions; and a protrusion portion including an overlapping portion in which a portion of the steel sheet extending from at least one standing wall portion of the two standing wall portions and a portion of the steel sheet extending from the top sheet portion overlap, in which an angle between the top sheet portion and the protrusion portion in a case where a plane perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the hot-stamping formed article is viewed in a cross section is larger than 90°.
1. A hot-stamping formed article which is long and formed of a single steel sheet, the hot-stamping formed article comprising:
two standing wall portions;
a top sheet portion adjacent to the two standing wall portions; and
a protrusion portion including an overlapping portion in which a portion of the steel sheet extending from at least one standing wall portion of the two standing wall portions and a portion of the steel sheet extending from the top sheet portion overlap,
wherein an angle between the top sheet portion and the protrusion portion in a case where a plane perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the hot-stamping formed article is viewed in a cross section is larger than 90°, and
wherein the portion of the steel sheet extending from the standing wall portion and the portion of the steel sheet extending from the top sheet portion are in close contact with each other in the protrusion portion.
2. The hot-stamping formed article according to claim 1 ,
wherein an angle between the top sheet portion and the overlapping portion when viewed in the cross section is larger than 90° and equal to or less than 180°.
3. The hot-stamping formed article according to claim 1 ,
wherein a length from a boundary point where lines extending from the standing wall portion and the top sheet portion intersect to a tip end portion of the protrusion portion when viewed in the cross section is 3 mm or more.
4. The hot-stamping formed article according to claim 1 ,
wherein the steel sheet extending from the standing wall portion and the steel sheet extending from the top sheet portion are joined to each other in the protrusion portion.
5. The hot-stamping formed article according to claim 1 , further comprising:
two flange portions extending from end portions of the two standing wall portions.