Supports – Resilient support – Suspended
Patent
1993-08-10
1994-11-15
Foss, J. Franklin
Supports
Resilient support
Suspended
180300, 248638, 267141, F16M 1300
Patent
active
053640616
ABSTRACT:
The link includes two rigid inside tubes 4 and 5 for connection firstly to a vehicle chassis and secondly to the engine of the vehicle, a rigid hollow outer strength member 7 of composite material, said strength member 7 thus possessing two opposite walls 7a and 7b extending lengthwise, and two low-stiffness inside resilient pads 8 and 9 connecting respective ones of said inside tubes 4 and 5 to said opposite walls 7a and 7b of the outer strength member. The fibers of the composite material of the outer strength member 7 are crossed, and at least a fraction of them extend at an angle of more than .+-.30.degree. relative to the axis of the link. The link is applicable to any vehicle.
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Ciolczyk Jean-Pierre
Nicolas Olivier
Foss J. Franklin
Hutchinson
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