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An air bag inflation gas generator to feed combustion gas for inflation of air bags such as air gas for absorbing collision shocks, life jackets, rafts and escape chutes, that aim to easily and surely control the flow rate of combustion gas into the air bag at the initial inflation of the air bag an

An air bag inflation gas generator to feed combustion gas for inflation of air bags such as air gas for absorbing collision shocks, life jackets, rafts and escape chutes, that aim to easily and surely control the flow rate of combustion gas into the air bag at the initial inflation of the air bag and to effectively utilize the entire purifying filter. The generator has a longitudinal outer cylindrical member having a plurality of gas outlets in its outer periphery, an inner cylindrical member inserted in the outer cylindrical member having gas flow openings formed in the outer periphery, a final filter disposed between the outer cylindrical member and the inner cylindrical member, a plurality of gas generating agents accommodated in a laminated state in the axial direction of the inner cylindrical member having a through hole formed at the center, and an igniter and an ignition agent disposed at one end of the inner cylindrical member and a shielding member for shielding the through hole is disposed at the gas generating agent or between the gas generating agents disposed at the middle part of the inner cylindrical member. This invention forms a plurality of gas flow openings in the substantial part of the outer periphery of the inner cylindrical member, and the hole area of these gas flow openings are designed to be larger as they get a way from the gas outlets of the outer cylindrical member.

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An air bag inflation gas generator comprising a longitudinal outer cylindrical member having a plurality of gas outlets formed in its periphery, an inner cylindrical member inserted in the outer cylindrical member and having a plurality of gas flow openings formed in the outer periphery, a final fil

An air bag inflation gas generator comprising a longitudinal outer cylindrical member having a plurality of gas outlets formed in its periphery, an inner cylindrical member inserted in the outer cylindrical member and having a plurality of gas flow openings formed in the outer periphery, a final filter disposed between the outer cylindrical member and the inner cylindrical member, a cylindrical pack within the inner cylindrical member containing a plurality of gas generating agents laminated in an axial direction, said gas generating agents having essentially one through hole at center, and an igniter and an ignition agent accommodated within an ignition agent pack, adjacent to the igniter and disposed at one end of the inner cylindrical member, and a shielding member to shield the through hole of the gas generating agents positioned in the gas generating agents or positioned between neighboring gas generating agents disposed at an intermediate position in the inner cylindrical member, wherein, when electricity is passed to the igniter, the ignition agent burns, rupturing the ignition agent pack, in turn igniting the gas generating agents on the side of the igniter, which release combustion gas and break the shielding member, and after a time, the gas generating agents down stream of the shielding member burn, releasing combustion gas whereafter the cylindrical pack breaks at the position of the gas flow openings of the inner cylindrical member and the combustion gas passes through the gas flow openings of the inner cylindrical member to flow into the final filter to be purified and flow into the air bag from the gas outlets of the outer cylindrical member.