Monotube piston valving system with selective bleed

Brakes – Internal-resistance motion retarder – Valve structure or location

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C188S322220, C188S282900

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07070029

ABSTRACT:
A shock absorber piston assembly includes a piston having a first face, a second face and a plurality of fluid passages. Preloaded flow control devices each seal at least one of the fluid passages, including: a first bleed plate contacting the first face and a second bleed plate contacting the second face; and a pair of blow-off discs, with a first blow-off disc contacting the first face and a second blow-off disc contacting the second face. Each of the flow control devices opens at an individually adjustable device opening pressure. Each of the multiple passages in contact with the blow-off discs can also differ in flow area to permit the blow-off discs to angularly lift to limit disc chatter.

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