Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Flywheel – motion smoothing-type
Patent
1995-08-28
1997-04-15
Bonck, Rodney H.
Machine element or mechanism
Elements
Flywheel, motion smoothing-type
123 9031, 464180, F16F 15123
Patent
active
056198876
ABSTRACT:
A dry tuned damper (10) for mounting on an outboard end of a camshaft (C), the damper (10) having an annular housing (12) defined by inner and outer annular walls (14, 16) and an end wall (18) extending transversely therebetween, with a partition (20) extending diametrically between the inner and outer walls (14, 16) to divide the housing (12) into an opposed pair of compartments (22, 24). Shoes (26, 28) are positioned in the compartments (22, 24) and are biased outwardly against the outer wall (16) by a multitude of compression spring assemblies (30) each of which comprises a concentric pair of inner and outer springs (34, 36) trapped between the partition (20) and one of the shoes (26, 28) and slidably and retained by a pin (32) that extends through the partition (20) between the compartments (22, 24) and concentrically through the opposed pair of inner springs (34).
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Battista Mary Ann
Bonck Rodney H.
Borg-Warner Automotive Inc.
Dziegielewski, Esq. Greg
Meehan, Esq. Thomas A.
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