A vibration damper with at least two absorbers, each having at least one spoke spring, enables efficient damping of the frequency response of a crankshaft. The absorbers preferably have different natural frequencies that are adapted to the frequency response of the crankshaft. The absorbers exhibit a frequency response, which is not or only insignificantly dependent on aging of the spoke springs and on the ambient temperature. The corresponding vibration dampers can be easily designed and mounted.

A centrifugal pendulum device is arranged in the drive train of a motor vehicle, including at least one centrifugal pendulum which is arranged on a carrier disc and can perform a relative movement in relation to the carrier disc along a predetermined pendulum path. At least one radial stop surface is arranged on the carrier disc and the centrifugal pendulum has at least one stop means.

A torsion spring used in a flexible display device includes a spring body having a first connection end configured to connect a reel of the flexible display device, and a second connection end configured to fix the torsion spring. An axial sectional area of the spring body near the first connection end is greater than an axial sectional area of the spring body away from the first connection end. When the reel rotates, the torsion force generated during the initial rotation of the reel is relatively large, and with the increase of the rotation turn number of the reel, the increase of the torsion force is relatively small.

An aircraft comprises an aircraft component, a sensor, and a multiple frequency vibration absorber (absorber). The sensor is operable to detect a frequency of a vibration of the aircraft component. The absorber is coupled to the aircraft component and configured to absorb the vibration. The absorber comprises a beam element, a fluidic flexible matrix composite (FFMC) tube, a valve, and a controller. The beam element is attached to the aircraft component. The fluidic flexible matrix composite (FFMC) tube is coupled to the beam element and is operable to absorb the vibration based on a stiffness of the FFMC tube. The valve is fluidically coupled to the FFMC tube and is to control the stiffness of the FFMC tube based on regulating a flow of a liquid through the FFMC tube. The controller can actively control absorption of the vibration via the FFMC tube based on opening and/or closing the valve.

In a power transmission device, a dynamic damper is provided in a power transmission path having at least one damper disposed therein, and has an inertial rotating body that can rotate relative to a transmission rotating member forming part of the power transmission path, and a dynamic damper spring that can provide connection between the transmission rotating member and the inertial rotating body. A preset load is applied to the dynamic damper spring in a non-transmitting state of the power transmission path. The dynamic damper spring is supported on either one of the transmission rotating member and the inertial rotating body so as to apply the preset load to the dynamic damper spring in the non-transmitting state, and a gap is set in a rotational direction in the non-transmitting state between the dynamic damper spring and an other one of the transmission rotating member and the inertial rotating body.

A torsion spring adjuster for a rolling shutter is provided. A support plate has a first flange with a hole. A wheel is rotatably mountable on the support plate. The wheel has: a drive recess shaped to engage an end of a torsion spring; a first set of recesses around a circumference of the wheel, the first set of recesses being a first lateral distance from a first end of the wheel; a second set of recesses around a circumference of the wheel, the second set of recesses being a second lateral distance from the first end of the wheel. When the wheel is mounted on the support plate the first lateral distance aligns the first set of recesses with the hole of the first flange of the support plate, and the second lateral distance aligns the second set of recess past the first flange of the support plate.

A damper device includes: an input element coupled to an engine via a clutch; an intermediate element; an output element coupled to an input shaft of a transmission; a first elastic body that is disposed between the input element and the intermediate element; and a second elastic body that is disposed between the intermediate element and the output element and that acts in series with the first elastic body. When a total moment of inertia of the output element and a rotation element that rotates integrally with the output element on the engine side with respect to the input shaft is J.sub.2, and a total moment of inertia of all rotation members included between the input shaft and a differential gear coupled to an output shaft of the transmission is J.sub.TM, 0.12≤J.sub.2/(J.sub.2+J.sub.TM)≤0.5 is satisfied.

A torsional vibration damper comprising an input part arranged about an axis of rotation and an output part arranged such that it can rotate relative to same, about the axis of rotation and against the effect of a spring unit is provided. The spring unit is impacted in the peripheral direction respectively on the input side and the output side, and a torque-limiting unit, including a flange part impacting the spring unit on the output side and lateral parts arranged on both sides of the flange part and forming a frictional connection with same by means of an axial clamping, is arranged between the spring unit and a driven part of the output part. The flange part is clamped between a first and a second lateral part by a disc spring axially supported on a counter bearing of the first lateral part and axially pretensioning the second lateral par against the flange part.

A flexible flywheel includes: a shaft fastening portion fixed to an end portion of an engine crankshaft; an annular inertia ring provided around the shaft fastening portion; a plurality of elastic spoke portions which extend in the radial direction between the shaft fastening portion and the inertia ring and connect the shaft fastening part and the inertia ring to each other, and that absorb vibration acting on the crankshaft by undergoing deflection; and weight portions provided between adjacent ones of the elastic spoke portions. The fastening portion, inertial ring, elastic spoke portions, and weight portions are formed integrally by casting or forging.

The object of the present invention is a new configuration of torsional spring with a flat structure, capable of ensuring response linearity, modelling ease and accuracy, versatile use while safeguarding the possibility of the inner passage of wiring or of any accessory components along the transmission/torsion axis.