Electric actuators

Motors: spring – weight – or animal powered – Spring – With winding means

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188173, 188196F, 188202, F03G 100, B60T 1304, F16D 6556

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047608951

ABSTRACT:
A spring applied force actuator having an output member movable from a first position to a second output position, a first power spring by which can be generated on the output member an output force when the member is in its second position, first power means by which potential energy can be generated in the first spring therein to be held until the spring is released to apply its stored force as an output force on the output member, a second spring release of potential energy stored in which moves the output member from its first position to its second output position, and second power means by which the output member can be moved back from its second output position to its first position thereby, at the same time, generating in the second spring the potential energy subsequently to move the output member back to its second output position upon the subsequent release of that second spring.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3131788 (1964-05-01), Newell
patent: 3693759 (1972-09-01), Schindel
patent: 4431089 (1984-02-01), Nadas et al.
patent: 4651852 (1987-03-01), Wickham et al.

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