Brakes – Internal-resistance motion retarder – With fluid regulated in response to inertia of valve member
Patent
1988-10-19
1990-04-17
Halvosa, George E.
Brakes
Internal-resistance motion retarder
With fluid regulated in response to inertia of valve member
137 39, 188299, 18832214, 18832215, F16F 934
Patent
active
049172220
ABSTRACT:
A shock absorber comprises a tubular working cylinder (12) to be mounted on a suspended part of a vehicle, with a piston rod assembly (26) received slidably in the working cylinder (12) having an end (28) to be mounted on a fixed part of the vehicle. The piston rod assembly (26) has at its free end a piston member (40) cooperating with the working cylinder (12) to divide the interior thereof into an upper (52) and a lower working chamber (50), with a valve mechanism in the piston member (40) to permit controlled two-way flow between the upper and lower working chambers (52, 50). A mass (58) is mounted in the shock absorber and displaceable in response to a predetermined acceleration of the shock absorber from a first position in which the mass closes a passage (56, 54, 90) between the working chamber (52) and a reservoir (50; 22), and a second position in which the passage (56, 54, 90) is open.
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Bendix Espana
Decker Ken C.
Halvosa George E.
Palguta Larry J.
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