Endless belt power transmission systems or components – Belt guide has surface in sliding contact with belt
Patent
1977-03-16
1981-11-10
Dorner, Kenneth
Endless belt power transmission systems or components
Belt guide has surface in sliding contact with belt
254 1, F16H 718
Patent
active
042995850
ABSTRACT:
A bumper structure for a vehicle or the like, having a relatively long extension and retraction travel whereby the bumper may be sufficiently extended when the vehicle is in motion to provide a relatively very large shock or impact absorption, the structure readily being capable of extension for example, of 20 inches or more, and capable of being designed to provide a progressive shock absorbing action of widely varying characteristics. The construction is such that relatively long extension and retraction may be achieved in a structure taking up relatively little if any greater longitudinal space than conventional bumper structures, and even less space than many of the "so-called" shock absorbing bumpers now being introduced, which results are accomplished by the use of chain structures which are rigid in compression but which may be passed around cooperable sprockets whereby unextended portions of the chains may extend transversely to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2574657 (1951-11-01), Pierce
patent: 3021024 (1962-02-01), Nagin
patent: 3153940 (1964-10-01), Patrignani
patent: 3600968 (1971-08-01), D'Andrea
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Nagin, Sr. Tony
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