Patent classifications
F16F2224/025
Techniques for increasing heat dissipation in lead-lag dampers
One embodiment described herein is a damper for a rotor system, the damper comprising a cylindrical housing having a hollow interior; a piston disposed within the hollow interior and extending along a central axis of the housing; a first attachment member disposed on a first end of the damper and connected to the housing; a second attachment member disposed on a second end of the damper and connected to the piston; and a conductive cover wrapped around a portion of an exterior surface of the housing between the first attachment member and the second attachment member.
Damper structure
Disclosed is a damper structure in contact with a connection unit for coupling a first coupling structure part and a second coupling structure part, including a damper part formed of an elastic material and at least one fixing part coupled to at least one surface of the damper part and protruding outward, and coming into contact with the connection unit and moving toward the damper part by pressure applied by the connection unit when the connection unit is separated or fastened.
LIQUID COMPOSITE SPRING
A liquid composite spring for vehicles includes: a core shaft; an outer sleeve arranged on an upper portion of the core shaft, the upper portion of the core shaft being located inside the outer sleeve while the lower portion of the core shaft being located outside the outer sleeve; an upper liquid chamber formed in an upper portion of the outer sleeve, a lower end of the upper liquid chamber being connected to a top of the core shaft; and a lower liquid chamber formed in a lower portion of outer sleeve, the lower liquid chamber and the upper liquid chamber being connected with each other through a metal-rubber main spring. At least one flow channel body is provided in the metal-rubber main spring, so that liquid in the upper liquid chamber and liquid in the lower liquid chamber are communicated with each other through the flow channel body.
Pulley-torsional damper integrated group
Pulley-torsional damper integrated group comprising a hub adapted to be rigidly connected to a drive member and a pulley connected to the hub. The hub comprises an inner tubular wall and an outer tubular wall. The pulley is angularly coupled to said hub by means of the ring made of elastomeric material. The elastomeric ring has an outer surface towards the pulley and an inner surface towards the hub, and an adhesive is arranged on at least one of the outer or inner surfaces.
Hydraulically damping mount
A hydraulically damping mount for mounting a motor vehicle unit on a motor vehicle body includes a support and a support mount which are interconnected by a support spring made of an elastomeric material. In embodiments, a support spring limits a working chamber which is separated from a compensating chamber by a separating device, wherein the working chamber and the compensating chamber may be filled with a fluid and may be connected to one another via a damping channel included in the separating device, wherein the separating device may include two nozzle discs between which a first membrane and a second membrane are arranged, and wherein one of the membranes has at least one through-hole.
VIBRATION ISOLATION SUPPORT DEVICE
Isolation of a body of a vehicle from vibrational frequencies introduced via electronic axle drive units vehicle is provided. For example, one or more embodiments described herein can comprise a vibration isolation device for a powertrain of an electric vehicle is provided. The vibration isolation device can comprise an inner core configured to operatively attach to an electronic axle drive unit for an axle of the electric vehicle. The vibration isolation device also can comprise a mass dampener integrated with an insulator, resulting in a dual isolation mass that encircles the inner core. Further, the vibration isolation device can comprise an outer sleeve that encircles the dual isolation mass and the inner core.
Engine damper cooling utilizing cab A/C circuit
In one embodiment, a method for cooling an engine damper, including converting a gas to a liquid, and cooling an engine damper by passing the liquid through a tube portion located between fan air flow and the engine damper.
Damping member and rotary connector device
A damping member reduces noise between a rotary connector device and a vehicle body side, which are connected. An engaging portion is inserted through the damping member, and is provided in a rotary connector device. The engaging portion engages with an engaged portion provided in a vehicle body side, and includes an engaging shaft extending in an insertion direction and an engaging claw protruding from the tip side of the engaging shaft. The damping member is formed of butyl rubber, and includes a first slit through which the engaging shaft is inserted and a second slit extending from the first slit toward the protruding direction side of the engaging claw. The first slit and the second slit communicate with each other, the engaging portion being inserted there through.
Mount bushing with integrated isolated outer insert for enhanced high frequency isolation performance
A mount bushing includes an outer mounting ring adapted for connection to a mount structure. An outer structural ring is disposed inside of the outer mounting ring. A main elastomeric isolation arrangement is disposed between the outer structural ring and an inner structural insert, wherein the main elastomeric isolation arrangement is supported between the outer structural ring and the inner structural insert by elastomer material. An outer ring isolation layer of elastomer is disposed between the outer mounting ring and the outer structural ring, wherein the outer ring isolation layer is isolated from the main elastomeric isolation arrangement by the outer structural ring. A mounting bolt is inserted through a bore in the inner structural insert.
DAMPER STRUCTURE
Disclosed is a damper structure in contact with a connection unit for coupling a first coupling structure part and a second coupling structure part, including a damper part formed of an elastic material and at least one fixing part coupled to at least one surface of the damper part and protruding outward, and coming into contact with the connection unit and moving toward the damper part by pressure applied by the connection unit when the connection unit is separated or fastened.