Spring devices – Fluid – Bumper
Patent
1976-03-29
1977-06-28
Marbert, James B.
Spring devices
Fluid
Bumper
293 88, 61 48, 114219, 188298, B61G 916, E02B 322
Patent
active
040321266
ABSTRACT:
A housing having a closed end and an open end with a first and second flexible sealing member attached to the inside surface of the housing, a piston carried out of contact with the inside surface of the housing by the first and second flexible sealing members, and a perforate baffle positioned inside the housing between the first and second flexible sealing members are disclosed. A chamber defined by the closed end of the housing and the first flexible sealing member may be filled with a compressible fluid, and a chamber defined by the first and second flexible sealing members may be filled with an incompressible fluid. A one-way valve may cover a perforation in the baffle.
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