Spring devices – Resilient shock or vibration absorber – Bumper
Patent
1998-06-30
2000-02-22
Butler, Douglas C.
Spring devices
Resilient shock or vibration absorber
Bumper
188297, 188371, 188374, 267 6415, 267116, 293133, F16F 916, B60R 1902
Patent
active
060271051
ABSTRACT:
An impact damper includes two tubes which are slidable one in the other for braking a vehicle impact against an obstacle by hydraulic damping forces and pneumatic spring forces. The inner tube is closed off by a bottom. A gas chamber containing a high pressure gas cushion is arranged adjacent to the bottom and bounded by a separating piston that is guided sealingly and displaceably in the inner tube. A first fluid chamber is arranged between the separating piston and a partition fixed in the inner tube and provided with choke openings. A second fluid chamber is formed by the outer tube and connected to the first fluid chamber via the partition. The outer tube has a tapering region directed away from the partition, and a deformation element dividing the second fluid chamber into two part chambers.
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Ayyildiz Metin
Dohrmann Wolfgang
Butler Douglas C.
Mannesmann Boge GmbH
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