Shock absorber

Details Shock absorber Shock absorber

1983-06-16

1984-03-20

Halvosa, George E. A.

Brakes

Internal-resistance motion retarder

Position of thrust member relative to chamber

137 68R, 138 45, 188280, 188314, 188317, 267 8A, 267 6426, 267127, 267136, 293134, F16F 9342

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044375484

ABSTRACT:
A shock absorber is disclosed having an outer cylinder closed at one end thereof, a hollow inner cylinder closed at one end and opened at an another end thereof, the open end being inserted in the outer cylinder, a guide member for guiding the inner cylinder slidably in the outer cylinder, a member for generating a damping force, the damping force generating member being connected to the open end of the inner cylinder, and having an orifice for throttling flow of hydraulic fluid from a chamber in the outer cylinder to a chamber in the inner cylinder, the orifice being in a central portion of the inner cylinder, and a plate-like stop provided between the inner cylinder and the damping force generating member for retaining the damping force generating member against the damping force within a predetermined range, the stop having an aperture greater than the orifice.

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patent: 3991863 (1976-11-01), Lee
patent: 4126212 (1978-11-01), Crawley

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