Spring devices – Vehicle – Comprising compressible fluid
Patent
1983-10-17
1985-03-26
Butler, Douglas C.
Spring devices
Vehicle
Comprising compressible fluid
188269, 188279, 188299, 18832221, 244104FP, 267 6416, 267 6425, 267 6428, 364424, B60G 1704, B64C 2560, F16F 906, F16F 943
Patent
active
045068690
ABSTRACT:
The shock absorber is characterized by the fact that it comprises a rod (1) sliding in a cylinder (2) through a piston (3) to determine at least two variable-volume chambers (4,6), ports (40,41) for placing the two chambers in communication, one of the two chambers (4) comprising first elastic fluid (44) at a first given pressure, the other chamber (6) comprising second elastic fluid (10) at a second given pressure, controllable according to at least one parameter, corresponding to a force to be absorbed.
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Masclet Jean
Veaux Jacques
Butler Douglas C.
Diefendorf Richard R.
Messier-Hispano-Bugatti
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