Means for resiliently supporting a body

Supports – Pipe or cable – Extending through plate

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188 1B, 248358R, F16F 700, F16F 9346, F16D 6300, F16F 1300

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039469760

ABSTRACT:
A system is described for stabilizing a resiliently supported body in order to permit translational motion while preventing angular motion within at least one predetermined plane. The system comprises the body to be supported, at least one sheathed cable, and fixed mounting supports. The end portions of each cable and sheath are connected to the body and to the fixed mounting supports in such a manner that motion of that part of the body connected to one end of a sheath or cable results in a force exerted by the other end of the sheath or cable to move that part of the body connected to the said other end of the sheath or cable so that motion of the body is substantially purely translatory.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3184208 (1965-05-01), Tanaka
patent: 3288541 (1966-11-01), Tracy
patent: 3328019 (1967-06-01), Wilson

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