Expansible chamber devices – Collapsible chamber wall portion – Wall portion formed of flexible material
Patent
1981-10-28
1989-03-14
Garrett, Robert E.
Expansible chamber devices
Collapsible chamber wall portion
Wall portion formed of flexible material
F16J 302, B60T 1356, F01B 1900
Patent
active
048116530
ABSTRACT:
A pair of shells which form a booster are coupled together by an improved structure. One of either the inner periphery of the opening of the first shell or the outer periphery of the second shell is formed with a projection which projects radially toward the other shell and which is received in a recess formed therein. The engagement between the projection and the recess positively prevents a relative rotation between the shells, and thus avoids the sole reliance upon the resilience of a diaphragm held therebetween, as has been required in the prior art construction. A high accuracy in shaping the shells is thereby not required, facilitating the quality control and allowing a reduction in the manufacturing cost.
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Kobayashi Michio
Senoh Kazunori
Garrett Robert E.
Jidosha Kiki Co. Ltd.
Kapsalas George
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