Self-blocking gas spring with temperature-responsive bypass valv

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1994-08-17

1995-04-11

Oberleitner, Robert J.

Brakes

Internal-resistance motion retarder

With means compensating for change in temperature or viscosity

267 6411, 18832222, 236 93R, F16F 952, F16F 500

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054049725

ABSTRACT:
A gas spring comprises a first bypass with a one-way valve that allows fluid to bypass the piston when the piston moves outward and a second bypass with a temperature-compensating spring-biased one-way valve that allows fluid to bypass the piston when the piston is pushed inward with a force exceeding the total of the force due to the gas pressure of the gas spring and the force required to open the spring-biased valve. Variations due to temperature changes in the force required to retract the gas spring are minimized.

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