Weighing scales – Shock absorber – damper – Load-holder transmission mechanism
Patent
1982-02-05
1984-04-03
Miller, Jr., George H.
Weighing scales
Shock absorber, damper
Load-holder transmission mechanism
177189, G01G 2110
Patent
active
044402503
ABSTRACT:
A scale has a load receiving member and a force receiving member coupled to the load receiving member by flat springs. The force receiving member transmits the force to be measured to a measuring cell. A hydraulic damper is connected in the force transmission path between the load receiver and the force receiver rather than between the force receiver and the frame of the scale as is current practice. The effects of viscous friction in the damper on the accuracy of the scale are thereby eliminated. The container holding the hydraulic fluid of the damper is sealed by a simple packing ring. Overload protection for the measuring cell is provided by a preloaded spring which is connected in series with the damper in the force transmission path.
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patent: 4058179 (1977-11-01), Price
patent: 4298081 (1981-11-01), Blodgett
patent: 4382479 (1983-05-01), Lee et al.
Mettler Instrumente AG
Miller Jr. George H.
Rich Marianne
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