Brakes – Internal-resistance motion retarder – Resistance alters relative to direction of thrust member
Patent
1979-01-31
1982-04-20
Kazenske, Edward R.
Brakes
Internal-resistance motion retarder
Resistance alters relative to direction of thrust member
137529, 18832214, 18832215, F16F 934
Patent
active
043254683
ABSTRACT:
In a vehicle wherein road wheel travel is controlled by a hydraulic damper hose flow is controlled by a spring-urged metering valve, the improvement wherein the valve spring comprises a helical spring having a constant load-deflection curve and a plurality of coned spring disks having variable load-deflection curves. The preferred suspension for cross-country operation exhibits a relatively hard response to minor bumps, a soft floating response to major bumps, and a comparatively hard snubber-like response to abnormally large bumps. Movement in the rebound direction can be substantially unrestricted, controlled by conventional springs, or controlled by spring stacks similar to those described herein. Conversely, for operation on hard surfaced roads the major control functions could be reversed.
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patent: 2025240 (1935-12-01), Higham
patent: 2802675 (1957-08-01), Ross
patent: 2911022 (1959-11-01), Schedl et al.
patent: 2941629 (1960-06-01), Rohacs
patent: 4076276 (1978-02-01), Wijnhoven et al.
Edelberg Nathan
Kazenske Edward R.
McRae John E.
Taucher Peter A.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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