Patent classifications
F16F13/1463
VIBRATION-DAMPING DEVICE
An outer attachment member (111) includes a first end member (117), a second end member (118), and an intermediate member (116), in which the first end member (117) and the second end member (118) are respectively fitted into both end portions of the intermediate member (116) in the axial direction, a coupled portion (135) provided in any one of the vibration generating part and the vibration receiving part is disposed on one end surface of both end surfaces of the first mounting projecting portion (124) in the axial direction provided in the intermediate member (116), and a second mounting projecting portion (125) is disposed on the other end surface thereof, the first mounting projecting portion (124) and the second mounting projecting portion (125) are separately provided with insertion holes (111a) through which fixing bolts (136) for integrally fixing the first mounting projecting portion (124) and the second mounting projecting portion (125) and for coupling the first mounting projecting portion (124) to the coupled portion (135) are inserted, a first crimping portion (128) and a second crimping portion (129) for separately crimping the first end member (117) and the second end member (118) is formed at both end portions of the intermediate member (116) in the axial direction, and the circumferential length of the first crimping portion (128) is larger than the circumferential length of the second crimping portion (129).
HYDRAULIC MOUNT ASSEMBLY AND METHOD
A hydraulic mount assembly includes a first track insert (or shell), a second track insert (or shell), and a separating diaphragm (e.g., rubber membrane) as part of a body (e.g., a rubber body) disposed between the first track insert and the second track insert. In embodiments the separating diaphragm forms a seal between a first chamber disposed between a portion of the first track insert and the separating diaphragm, and forms a seal between a second chamber disposed between a portion of the second track insert and the separating diaphragm.
FLUID MOUNT DEVICE FOR VEHICLE
A fluid mount for a vehicle includes a main bush mounted on an outer circumferential surface of an inner pipe and to which an outer pipe is coupled so that a fluid-contained internal region is sealed, and a middle bush dividing the internal region into a front liquid chamber and a rear liquid chamber and configured to, when vibration is generated along an axial direction of the inner pipe, form a fluid path extending a vibration-generating direction to allow the fluid to selectively flow from the front liquid chamber to the rear liquid chamber or from the rear liquid chamber to the front liquid chamber in the internal region.
Engine mount for vehicle
Disclosed is an engine mount for a vehicle including a membrane, which is an essential component of an engine mount for supporting a powertrain of the vehicle. The membrane may be deformed vertically and radially depending on an input amplitude so as to open or close bypass holes in upper and lower plates depending on the input amplitude. As such, it is possible to easily fulfill a function of isolating vibrations generated by the powertrain during idling and a damping function of controlling the behavior of the powertrain during traveling and it is possible to prevent the generation of abnormal noise attributable to cavitation and rattling phenomena.
HYDRAULIC BEARING
According to the embodiment of the present disclosure, a hydraulic bearing (1) is provided, comprising an inner core (2), an outer shell (3) which radially surrounds the inner core (2), an elastomer body (4) which resiliently interconnects the inner core (2) and the outer shell (3) in order to allow a relative displacement between the inner core (2) and the outer shell (3), a first working chamber (5) and a second working chamber (6) which are fluidically interconnected by means of a working channel, a bypass chamber (8) which is connected to the first working chamber (5) by means of a first bypass channel (9), wherein the first working chamber (5) and the second working chamber (6) are configured such that an amount of a volume change in the case of a displacement of the inner core (2) relative to the outer shell (3), in a predetermined radial direction, is larger for the first working chamber (5) than for the second working chamber (6).
Formation method for liquid rubber composite nodes with tubular flow channel
A formation method for liquid rubber composite nodes with a tubular flow channel is provided. The formation method includes adding a middle spacer sleeve between an outer sleeve and a mandrel, bonding the middle spacer sleeve and the mandrel together through rubber vulcanization and assembling the integrated middle spacer sleeve and the mandrel into the outer sleeve; installing a tubular flow channel in the mandrel; hollowing the middle spacer sleeve to form a plurality of spaces; after vulcanization, forming a plurality of interdependent liquid cavities by using rubber and the plurality of spaces; and arranging liquid in the plurality of liquid cavities and communicating the plurality of liquid cavities through the tubular flow channel.
HYDRAULIC COMPOSITE BUSHING, AND SEALING METHOD FOR SAME
A hydraulic composite bushing includes: a core shaft, with a continuously spiral fluid channel groove; a rubber member, arranged around the core shaft, and having two recesses formed radially outside of the fluid channel groove and radially opposite to each other; a support ring arranged around the rubber member; an outer cover pressing on the support ring from a radially outer side thereof; and a sealing device provided at each end of a fluid channel tube arranged within the fluid channel groove. Two ends of the fluid channel tube pass through the rubber member radially to extend into two hydraulic chambers respectively, with the hydraulic chambers in communication with each other through the fluid channel tube. One end of the sealing device is arranged inside the flow channel groove and the other end thereof passes through the rubber member to extend into the hydraulic chambers.
Bolt through hydraulic mount with and without a decoupler
The present disclosure relates to an hydraulic mount for coupling first second components in a vehicle. The mount has a first elastomeric member defining a first portion of a first chamber, and a second elastomeric member defining a second portion of the first chamber and a second chamber. The chambers are each able to retain fluid in a liquid seal manner. An inner tube assembly defines an opening for receiving a bolt. The elastomeric members may be fixedly secured to an outer surface of the inner tube assembly. An inner ring is fixedly coupled to the inner tube assembly at a position between the two chambers. The second elastomeric member is fixedly secured to an outer surface of the inner ring. A decoupler is fixedly disposed within the inner ring and adapted to move between rigid surfaces adjacent the first and second chambers.
HYDRAULIC MOUNT FOR VEHICLE
A hydraulic mount capable of damping both an up-down vibration and a front-rear vibration of a motor module includes an internal pipe; a main rubber formed on an external circumferential surface of the internal pipe, and provided with a plurality of liquid chambers in which fluid is sealed; an orifice unit mounted to an external circumferential surface of the main rubber to cover the plurality of liquid chambers; and an external pipe surrounding and mounted on the orifice unit, and the orifice unit includes a first flow path connecting an upper liquid chamber and a lower liquid chamber among the plurality of liquid chambers provided in the main rubber in a fluidable manner; and a second flow path connecting a front liquid chamber and a rear liquid chamber among the plurality of liquid chambers provided in the main rubber in a fluidable manner.
HYDRAULIC COMPOSITE BUSHING, FLOW CHANNEL FOR SAME, AND METHOD FOR FORMING FLOW CHANNEL
A hydraulic composite bushing, a flow channel for same, and a method for forming the flow channel, wherein the hydraulic composite bushing includes: a core shaft; a rubber member, arranged on an outer peripheral surface of the core shaft and provided with two recesses diametrically opposite to each other; two support rings arranged around the rubber member; and an outer casing press-fitted on the support rings from a radially outer side thereof through interference fit. The outer casing covers the recesses to form two hydraulic chambers for accommodating hydraulic fluid between the rubber member and the outer casing, and the support ring is provided with a flow channel for the hydraulic fluid, so that two hydraulic chambers are in communication with each other via the flow channel. A sealing device is provided at a connection between the outer casing and each of the recesses to seal each hydraulic chamber.