Superconducting shock absorber

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1991-05-28

1994-02-01

Oberleitner, Robert J.

Superconductor technology: apparatus, material, process

High temperature , per se

Having tc greater than or equal to 150 k

188267, F16C 3906, F16F 1503

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active

052832341

ABSTRACT:
A contactless shock absorber assembly containing a chamber and a piston disposed therein is disclosed. The chamber is formed by alternating sections of superconductive material and electromagnetic coils; and the interior surfaces of the chamber define a symmetrical shape. The piston contains at least two magnetic sections and at least two nonmagnetic sections.

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