Friction-based, motion damping assembly for a chairlift or the l

Details Friction-based, motion damping assembly for a chairlift or the l Friction-based, motion damping assembly for a chairlift or the l

1981-03-30

1983-08-30

Reese, Randolph

Brakes

Inertia of damping mass dissipates motion

Resiliently supported damping mass

104173ST, 105329SC, 248613, 248635, 2671412, 384125, 384297, 403147, 403148, F16F 710

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044011989

ABSTRACT:
A friction-based, motion damping assembly for a chairlift or the like is disclosed in which the damping assembly is mounted between a hub provided on a cable grip assembly and the chairlift hanger arm. The improved damping assembly is formed as a sleeve mounted to the hub of the cable grip with concentric rubber block members mounted around the sleeve. The hanger arm is formed with a collar having tapered surfaces, and an axially displaceable nut on the hub is used to wedge the rubber blocks into radial compressive engagement of the sleeve to generate the necessary compression of the sleeve about the hub for frictional damping.

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patent: 3168874 (1965-02-01), Atanasoff
patent: 3257965 (1966-06-01), Sneller
patent: 3309153 (1967-03-01), Kelley et al.
patent: 3398700 (1968-08-01), Baker
patent: 4193612 (1980-03-01), Masser

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