Abstract:
Controllable hydraulic vibration-damping support comprising a main hydraulic circuit comprising a working chamber, a compensation chamber, and a first constricted passageway, and an auxiliary hydraulic chamber separated from the working chamber by a decoupling valve and communicating with the main hydraulic circuit by means of a second constricted passageway having a resonance frequency of less than 5 Hz. The auxiliary chamber is separated from a pneumatic chamber by a movable wall, and a control device is provided for selectively either connecting the pneumatic chamber to the open air, or bleeding air from the pneumatic chamber.
Abstract:
A bearing with a core and a sheath which surrounds the core, wherein the core is supported against the sheath by at least one elastomer or a plurality of elastomers, wherein at least two functional chambers which contain a working fluid are formed between the core (2) and the sheath, and wherein the functional chambers are bounded at least partially by the elastomer or elastomers, characterized, with respect to the problem of configuring a bearing in such a way that a drop in rigidity of the bearing is as small as possible at low temperatures, in that at least one equalizing chamber is provided for an equalizing fluid, from which the equalizing fluid can be diverted into the functional chambers, wherein the equalizing fluid in the equalizing chamber is separated from a gas-filled space or a plurality of gas-filled spaces by a movable or elastic separating element.
Abstract:
An engine mount includes: an insulator arranged inside a housing and deformed elastically in accordance with a force applied to a core connected to an upper end thereof; a nozzle plate having a flow channel opened up/downward for hydro liquid and connected between a diaphragm connected to the housing and the insulator; and a piston partitioning an internal space between the insulator and the nozzle plate and connected to the core to move in accordance force applied to the core, wherein upper and lower liquid chambers are formed between the piston and the nozzle plate, and between the nozzle plate and the diaphragm, respectively, and an air chamber through which ambient air can enter/exit is formed between the piston and the insulator. Vibration produced over a wide frequency region can be dampened more effectively by using air and the hydro liquid as an operation liquid.
Abstract:
[Object] To provide a durable liquid-sealed mount that allows a relative displacement between a stud and a housing, i.e., large strokes, has good cushioning properties, has good damping properties by inhibiting cavitation from generating even if high frequency vibration is introduced, and can still absorb small amplitude and high frequency vibration.[Solving Means] A liquid-sealed mount 1 is attached between a first member and a second member for controlling vibration introduced to the first member or the second member and includes a cup-shaped housing 10, a stud 20, a cap member 30, a diaphragm 40, highly viscous liquid 50, air, a movable damping plate 70, and a support member 80. The support member 80 is positioned between a lower end of the stud 20 or the movable damping plate 70 and the diaphragm 40 and transmits a load in a compression direction applied to the stud 20 to the diaphragm 40.
Abstract:
An air-damping mount, in which a displaceable bellows plate is mounted in order to define a damping chamber. A rigid or displaceable partition plate having at least a through-hole is mounted in the damping chamber, and thereby partitions the damping chamber into an upper chamber and a lower chamber. At least an orifice tube is mounted on and connected with the through-hole so as to allow the upper and lower chambers to fluidly communicate with each other. Thereby, the air-damping engine mount can reduce engine vibration by means of flow resistance of air occurring when the air passes through the through-hole and the orifice tube and by means of displacement of the displaceable bellows plate caused by a change in pressure of the lower chamber, and thus remarkably improve a damping effect of the engine vibration.
Abstract:
An air-damped engine mount has a filter module installed in a damping chamber formed by coupling between a main rubber and a main pipe. The air-damped engine mount may include a bolt, a main rubber into which the bolt is fitted and coupled, a hollow main pipe coupled with the main rubber and supporting the main rubber, a cover plate coupled with the main pipe to form a damping chamber between the cover plate and the main rubber, and a filter module coupled with the cover plate and configured to permit air to communicate through the filter module against flow resistance with the damping chamber and the outside, wherein the flow resistance against the air passing through the filter module regulates air pressure inside the damping chamber to reduce vibration in the main rubber.
Abstract:
A mounting bush contains an inner mount part supported by a resilient body made of an elastomeric material. The resilient body is mounted in an outer housing of a mount or on a chassis mounting pad. The resilient body defines at least two air-filled working chambers interconnected by at least one damping channel. The working chambers are low profile and contain a low linear excursion. A ratio of the pumping diameter to a linear excursion of 15 to 80 is provided.
Abstract:
A pneumatically operated active vibration damping device is disclosed, which comprises: a first and a second mounting member elastically connected with each other by an elastic body interposed therebetween; a working air chamber adapted to apply an oscillating force between the first and second mounting member, based on a periodic change of an air pressure in the working air chamber; an air piping system connected to the working air chamber and cooperate with the working air chamber to define a negative pressure applied region; a switch valve connected to the air piping system and operable for connecting the air chamber alternately to a vacuum source and an atmosphere for thereby causing the periodic change of the air pressure in the working air chamber; and at least one pressure-regulating valve connected to the negative pressure applied region and optionally operable for introducing the atmosphere into the negative pressure applied region, when the level of the negative pressure in the negative pressure applied region is higher than a predetermined negative pressure level, for thereby adjusting a level of the negative pressure applied to the working air chamber.
Abstract:
A shock absorber with a pneumatic spring, has a spring carrier against which a roller tube is braced, which roller tube together with a spring bellows and an outer tube forms a spring chamber. There can also be an end cap braced against that end of the spring carrier facing the outer tube, wherein that the roller tube and the end cap are connected to form a structural unit, whereby the connection permits axial relative movement between the end cap and the roller tube, at least for assembly.
Abstract:
An elastic mounting for engines, machine assemblies and the like, constructed as a housing formed by a rigid mounting lower portion and a vulcanized buffer portion wherein the bearing load can be introduced into the mounting lower portion and into the buffer portion and compressed gas with controllable pressure can be admitted into the inner space of the housing, which acts as an air cushion, as well as a damper portion mounted in the housing with at least one throttle bore communicating with the inner space of the housing.