Spring devices – Coil – Plural – one within another
Patent
1999-10-12
2000-12-12
Graham, Matthew C.
Spring devices
Coil
Plural, one within another
267285, 16308, F16F 106
Patent
active
061587257
ABSTRACT:
The device serves for storing energy. A spatial work range is defined by a displacement path upon compression of at least one spring of the spring storage. Along the work range in the working direction, at least two springs are arranged which are impinged in temporal succession upon compression and relaxation, respectively. For impinging the springs, at least one stationary retaining element and a mobile runner are provided. A spring loaded at a first point of time is immobilized in such a way that during a further displacement of the runner no further force is exerted by this spring between runner and retaining element. Reactivation of the immobilized springs is provided in temporal succession upon a reverse movement of the runner.
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Graham Matthew C.
Williams Thomas J.
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