Fluid filled engine mount

Spring devices – Resilient shock or vibration absorber – Including energy absorbing means or feature

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267219, F16F 900

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050298259

ABSTRACT:
An ERF filled engine mount includes a main working chamber and first and second auxiliary chambers. Orifice passages in which electrodes are disposed, fluidly connect the main working chamber with the first auxiliary chamber. A gutter is defined by a casing in which a movable member is disposed. This member is arranged to be moved (vibrated) by the pressure changes which occur in the main working chamber when the mount is subject to vibration which tend to cause cabin reverberation noise. An electrode is mounted on an electrically non-conductive portion of the casing structure and arranged to cooperate with a conductive portion thereof. This electrodes has a voltage impressed thereon during engine idle and shake modes and is de-energized when the reverberation noise inducing frequency is approached.

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