Spring devices – Torsion
Patent
1997-09-12
2000-01-18
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Spring devices
Torsion
267155, F16F 114, F16F 106
Patent
active
060151420
ABSTRACT:
A spring module having a shaft movable in first and second directions and a biasing element for urging the shaft into a normal position upon loss of power. The spring module also includes motion limiting means for limiting the deenergization of the biasing element and a speed reduction apparatus intercoupling the motion limiting means and the shaft. The biasing element is energized upon movement of the shaft in the second direction and deenergized by shaft movement in the first direction. Similarly, the motion limiting means are coupled to the shaft for movement in third and fourth directions. The speed reduction apparatus moves the motion limiting means at a slower rate in the third and fourth directions than the shaft moves in the first and second directions.
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Johnson Controls Inc.
Oberleitner Robert J.
Woller Jeffrey
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