Multiple level load limiter for primary and secondary collisions

Winding – tensioning – or guiding – Reeling device – With spring motor

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B60R 2228

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056263066

ABSTRACT:
An energy absorbing seat belt retractor comprising: a frame (22); a spool (24) rotatably mounted relative to the spool including a lock wheel (71) having a plurality of lock teeth associated therewith and adapted to receive a seat belt thereabout; a lock pawl (77) for engaging the spool upon sensing a one of a vehicle deceleration and seat belt extraction above certain determinable levels; and movable nut (90) located in the spool and for prohibiting relative movement between the lock wheel and spool below a threshold input force level generated in part by occupant load on the seat belt and for generating a controlled energy dissipating reaction force on the seat belt after the input force exceeds the threshold level to permit a controlled rotation of the spool and the controlled pay-out of the seat belt from the spool during a first and subsequent accidents.

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patent: 3927846 (1975-12-01), Meissner
patent: 3952967 (1976-04-01), Barile et al.
patent: 5511739 (1996-04-01), Dybro et al.

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