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Shock absorber for aircrafts

A shock absorber includes an upper vibration damping sheet and a lower vibration damping sheet. Multiple first vibration dampers and a second vibration damper are located between the upper vibration damping sheet and the lower vibration damping sheet; the first vibration dampers are close to an edge of both the upper vibration damping sheet and the lower vibration damping sheet. One end of the second vibration damper is located on the lower vibration damping sheet and is far away from the edge of the lower vibration damping sheet, the other end of the second vibration damper extends towards the upper vibration damping sheet along an axial direction of the lower vibration damping sheet, whereby when a carrier moves, the shock absorber provides a damping effect for a gimbal through the first vibration dampers and the second vibration damper. An aircraft includes the shock absorber mentioned above and a gimbal.

Shock absorbing container and vibration isolator system
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A container system including an outer shell, a deck disposed within the outer shell and configured to support cargo, and at least one vibration isolator member to support the deck within the outer shell and reduce or dampen a transfer of shock or vibration to the deck. Each vibration isolator member includes a hollow, flexible body configured to resiliently compress in response to a force. At least one fastener interface secures the flexible body to the bottom wall or to the deck. The hollow, flexible body has one or more apertures to allow fluid flow into and out of an inner cavity of the flexible body during compression or expansion.

Gas pressure spring with overpressure protection, method for manufacturing the gas pressure spring

A gas pressure spring is provided including a pressure tube and a fluid with a fluid pressure enclosed by the pressure tube in a fluid-tight manner in an operating state of the gas pressure spring. A wall of the pressure tube has a local taper, the taper forming a predetermined breaking point of the wall adapted to open to release a portion of the fluid from the pressure tube in a controlled manner when the fluid pressure exceeds a limit pressure. A wall thickness of the wall has a line-shaped minimum within the taper, the wall thickness increasing monotonically from the minimum to an edge of the taper in all circumferential directions around a longitudinal axis of the pressure tube. Also provided is a method of manufacturing the gas pressure spring.