Brakes – Internal-resistance motion retarder – Magnetic fluid or material
Patent
1998-05-27
2000-05-23
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Brakes
Internal-resistance motion retarder
Magnetic fluid or material
252572, 252 73, 252 77, 252 75, F16F 1503, H01B 320, C09K 500
Patent
active
060655720
ABSTRACT:
Electrorheological systems of improved temperature range are obtained by including within the system a solid polymer insoluble in a low molecular weight activating material and in the hydrophobic medium of the fluid. The polymer contains hydrophilic functionality, and in the polymer a portion of the low molecular weight polar activating material is sorbed in an amount which reversibly increases with increasing temperature.
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Clark Denise R.
Pialet Joseph W.
Pollack Robert A.
Schober Barton J.
Oberleitner Robert J.
Shold David M.
The Lubrizol Corporation
Woller Jeffrey
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