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FREQUENCY DEPENDENT 2-STAGE VALVES FOR SHOCK ABSORBERS
20220412430 · 2022-12-29 · ·

Described herein is a fluid flow control device comprising: a central structure, a main piston disposed around the central structure, wherein the main piston has at least one vent, a boost valve, wherein the boost valve has a gap fit to receive fluid, a shim stack disposed between the main piston and the boost valve such that the at least one vent is covered, a piston disposed on top of the gap of the boost valve, a spring disposed to bias the piston against the boost valve, and a pilot chamber running through the central structure, the pilot chamber fluidly coupled to the gap.

Vibration damper for a vehicle

A vibration damper for a vehicle, includes at least one cylinder tube forming a fluid chamber, in which a piston assembly is axially and slidingly arranged and divides the cylinder tube into two working chambers, an upper and a lower working chamber, and wherein the piston assembly has an axially moveable main piston which is axially fixed to a piston rod that can move axially relative to the cylinder tube, and which has a piston valve influencing the fluid flow between the upper and lower working chambers, and wherein a further stroke-dependent piston is arranged on an axial extension of the piston rod in the direction of the cylinder base, which operates once a determined damper stroke is achieved. The stroke-dependent piston has a smaller diameter than the main piston and only operates when plunging into a smaller diameter of an inner casing surface. The stroke-dependent piston therefore has a stroke-dependent valve, and the stroke-dependent piston also has a frequency-dependent valve in addition to the stroke-dependent valve.

Shock absorber with hydraulic load regulation simultaneously depending on speed and frequency

The present disclosure relates to a shock absorber with hydraulic load regulation with a rod ending in a pin, which incorporates a longitudinal channel such that the shock absorber includes a frequency amplifier which, in turn, includes a housing, a floating piston which slides along the inside of the housing achieving a seal, and a pressure control valve, wherein the pressure control valve is configured to open when the amplifier chamber reaches a certain pressure level, enabling the outlet of fluid from the amplifier chamber such that the pressure of the amplifier chamber acts on the floating piston, which moves to regulate the flow of fluid through the piston by means of an elastic element acting on valves.

Tunable dynamic absorber for attenuating vibration

A dynamic vibration absorber for reducing steering wheel vibration. The vibration absorber includes a resilient member that includes a resilient member inner surface that defines a center cavity that is configured to receive a steering column of a vehicle that generates vibration that is transferred to a steering wheel via the steering column, the center cavity being substantially coaxial with the steering column when attached thereto. The resilient member includes at least one resilient member outer surface that defines a resilient member outer diameter. The vibration absorber includes a rigid body that engages and is supported by the resilient member and that includes six degrees of freedom of movement relative to the steering column, the rigid body including a rigid body inner surface that defines a rigid body center cavity.

Oscillatory pumping system for liquid vibration isolator

In some examples, an oscillatory pumping system comprises: one or more active piston, a fluid, and two motors. The one or more active piston is disposed in a channel fluidically coupling two fluid chambers. The passive piston has a frequency response operable to counteract a vibratory displacement. The fluid is disposed in the channel and the two fluid chambers. The two motors couple to the one or more active piston. The two motors are operable to selectively change the frequency response of the passive piston based on oscillating the one or more active piston.

FREQUENCY SENSITIVE SHOCK ABSORBER
20230101911 · 2023-03-30 · ·

The present disclosure relates to a frequency sensitive shock absorber, and the frequency sensitive shock absorber includes a piston rod coupled so that one side is located inside a cylinder and the other side is located outside the cylinder, a main valve coupled to the piston rod and partitioning an inner space of the cylinder into a compression chamber and a tension chamber, a sub-piston rod coupled to one side of the piston rod and interlocked with the piston rod to reciprocate along a longitudinal direction of the cylinder, and a sub-valve module coupled to the sub-piston rod and generating a damping force according to a frequency during a tension stroke.

VIBRATION ISOLATION SYSTEM
20230083280 · 2023-03-16 · ·

A vibration isolation system includes at least one first region and at least one second region that are positioned mutually, at least one first hinge member engaged with said first region, at least one second hinge member engaged with said second region and at least one lever connected with said first hinge member and said second hinge member to be at least partially movable in the direction of at least one first axis. Accordingly, at least one lever guiding element is used to minimize vibration transmission between the first region and the second region and said lever guiding element is configured to bring an instantaneous center of rotation depending on the input vibration frequency of the first region to be aligned with the second hinge element attached to the second region which is required to be protected from vibration.

Plate-like member vibration control device

A vibration control device of a plate-like member 11 includes: a plurality of piezoelectric element actuators 14; at least one piezoelectric element sensor 15; and a control circuit 17 that performs feedback control of operation of the piezoelectric element actuators 14 based on an output voltage of the piezoelectric element sensor 15 so as to suppress vibration of the plate-like member 11. A layout of the piezoelectric element sensor 15 and the piezoelectric element actuators 14 is set such that anti-resonance occurs in an output voltage of the piezoelectric element sensor 15 in a range where the vibration frequency of the plate-like member 11 is equal to or less than a predetermined value. Therefore, generation of noise can be prevented at the frequency. As a result, a gain can be increased at a control target frequency. Therefore, vibration can be suppressed, and noise can be reduced.

Frequency sensitive type shock absorber
11598389 · 2023-03-07 · ·

Disclosed is a frequency sensitive type shock absorber including a piston rod reciprocating an inside of a cylinder and having a connection passage therein; a piston valve mounted on the piston rod and having a plurality of compression and rebound flow paths penetrating up and down thereof, and partitioning the cylinder into compression and rebound chambers; and a valve assembly mounted on the piston rod to generate a damping force that changes with frequency during a rebound stroke; wherein the valve assembly comprises: a housing coupled to the piston rod and having a pilot chamber in communication with the connection passage; a main retainer coupled to the piston rod and having a main chamber formed on an upper portion thereof in communication with the connecting passage; and a pilot valve coupled to the piston rod and disposed between the housing and the main retainer to partition the pilot chamber and the main chamber.

ADAPTIVE TUNED MASS DAMPER FOR DAMPING LOW EXCITATION FREQUENCIES
20230062968 · 2023-03-02 ·

The invention relates to a new type of tuned mass damper which is suitable in particular for damping oscillations of a low frequency, and can thus be used preferably as a construction damper when building or siting high, narrow structures, such as wind-turbine towers. The invention relates in particular to a pendulum oscillation damper having a first pendulum, to which the mass is attached, and a second pendulum, which is formed by a spring-like support device of a different design and is operated using a gas-air volume such that, with the aid thereof, the frequency of the oscillation system can be adapted and adjusted.