Fuel Bladder Attachment Design

In Simple Terms

The fuel bladder (fuel tank) must be attached to the car's main safety structure in a special way: if something pulls the bladder away, the attachment points should break cleanly without damaging the bladder itself. This prevents fuel leaks in a crash.

• Fuel bladder attachments must fail safely if pulled away from the Survival Cell
• The attachment breaking is intentional - it's designed as a safety feature
• The fuel bladder itself must remain intact even when the attachment fails
• This design prevents fuel spillage and fires during accidents