EP3541643A1 - Absorber mount and method for producing an absorber mount - Google Patents
Absorber mount and method for producing an absorber mountInfo
- Publication number
- EP3541643A1 EP3541643A1 EP17800797.7A EP17800797A EP3541643A1 EP 3541643 A1 EP3541643 A1 EP 3541643A1 EP 17800797 A EP17800797 A EP 17800797A EP 3541643 A1 EP3541643 A1 EP 3541643A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- bearing
- housing
- housing parts
- damper
- parts
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
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- B60G13/00—Resilient suspensions characterised by arrangement, location or type of vibration dampers
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a damper bearing for supporting a shock absorber or strut on a vehicle body, comprising a housing having a recess between a first housing part and a second housing part, and having a received in the recess elastic bearing for supporting a damper rod, wherein the housing parts made of a thermoplastic material and are materially interconnected. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for producing such a damper bearing.
- Damper bearings also referred to as suspension strut mount, attach the shock absorber or strut to the body of a vehicle.
- These damper bearings have an elastic bearing, which ensures the elastic connection of the shock absorber piston rod to the body.
- the housing of the damper bearing is non-positively or positively connected to the body and serves as a receptacle for other components.
- These include, in particular, an end stop or an additional spring, a bearing for the suspension spring, possibly a dust protection sleeve as well as a pivot bearing on McPherson axles.
- a ball or sliding bearing is necessary, which allows a rotation of the suspension spring about the shock absorber axis relative to the housing of the damper bearing or the body to allow steering movements of the axle.
- the housing of the damper bearing should be as light and inexpensive, but at the same time stiff in the vehicle vertical direction, small in height and corrosion resistant.
- the rigidity of the housing significantly influences the driving characteristics of the vehicle.
- Housings commonly used today damper bearings consist of bent sheet metal parts, aluminum die-cast or aluminum forging share.
- the elastic bearing element is typically inserted into the housing and fixed either by screwing the housing to the body, by curling a lid or by inserting a lid and a retaining ring in the housing.
- the elastic bearing is partially cohesively connected to the housing, for example by vulcanization.
- a suspension system with a strut insulator made of a polymer composite material is known.
- the strut insulator has a material holder and an elastic mass, which is networked with the material holder.
- the pitch of the housing in the horizontal direction and / or frusto-conical shape is formed, and the housing parts are provided with ribs over which the housing parts are integrally connected to one another.
- the cohesive connection can be partial or in sections. By these measures, a low component weight can be achieved with high rigidity in the vehicle vertical direction. Due to the cohesive connection of the housing parts, a high area moment of inertia against bending can be achieved.
- horizontal direction refers to the state in which the damper bearing is mounted in the motor vehicle, in which state the damper rod is usually inserted vertically into the damper bearing, thus, the horizontal direction is transverse to the direction in which it is installed the damper rod extends.
- the division of the housing can therefore be formed exclusively in the horizontal direction or exclusively frusto-conical. Furthermore, the division of the housing have a course which is formed in sections in the horizontal direction and sections frusto-conical.
- the ribs may extend, for example, in the circumferential direction of the damper bearing, that is to say circularly about a vertical axis of the damper mount, or in the radial direction of the damper mount. Further, the ribs, seen in plan view, may be formed approximately rectangular or circular. Advantageously, the ribs extend in approximately vertical direction.
- the ribs of the first housing part come into contact with the ribs of the second housing part. The cohesive connection of the housing parts is produced on the contacting surfaces of the ribs.
- the housing parts are connected to each other over all ribs or only over part of the ribs. That is, it is possible that some of the ribs of the first housing part are materially connected to some of the ribs of the second housing part, wherein further ribs are not connected to one another cohesively.
- the cohesive connection of the housing parts can also be provided on further components or areal areas of the housing parts, for example on a flange provided for this purpose. It is also possible that ribs of a housing part with a component or area of the other housing part are materially connected.
- the pitch of the housing in the housing parts have one or more paragraphs.
- the housing may be further provided with ribs in its interior.
- the elastic bearing on an elastomeric body and a stop element for receiving the damper rod may be made of metal, in particular of steel.
- the stop element may be encapsulated with plastic. Steel is characterized by its particularly high strength for this application.
- the housing parts are advantageously designed as injection-molded parts, in particular made of polyamide.
- injection molding the housing parts can be produced quickly and precisely.
- the injection molding process is well suited for mass production.
- Polyamide has a much lower density compared to conventionally used materials, so that a weight saving is possible.
- the housing parts are advantageously connected to one another by means of hot gas welding, friction welding, ultrasonic welding, laser welding or gluing.
- hot gas welding the components to be joined, in particular their joining areas, are heated by hot gas and melted or plasticized and then joined together under pressure. The plasticization takes place without contact via hot gas.
- the damper bearing comprises a ball bearing or a sliding bearing, wherein one of the housing parts is formed integrally with a first housing half of the ball bearing or the sliding bearing.
- a rotation of the suspension spring about the shock absorber axis relative to the housing of the damper bearing and the body is possible to allow steering movements of the axle.
- the one-piece design of the one housing part with the first half of the ball bearing or the sliding bearing is a clever combination of functions in one component. This can be saved another component, namely a separate housing half of the ball or the plain bearing.
- one of the housing parts can be positively connected to a second housing half of the ball bearing or of the sliding bearing.
- one of the housing parts is connected to the second housing half of the ball bearing or of the slide bearing by a clip connection.
- the clip connection allows a simple, fast and secure mounting of the ball or the sliding bearing on the housing part.
- the elastic bearing is thus determined by the connection of the housing parts. A scorching of the elastic bearing to the housing parts is therefore not required.
- the elastic bearing is attached to one of the housing parts before connecting the housing parts.
- the elastic bearing can be inserted into one of the housing parts, before the housing parts are materially connected to each other.
- step c) the housing parts by means of hot gas welding, friction welding, ultrasonic welding, laser welding or gluing can be firmly bonded. Both methods allow a simple, inexpensive and secure connection of the housing parts together.
- the manufacturing method comprises a further step d), in which a ball bearing or a slide bearing is fixed to one of the housing parts.
- one of the housing parts may be integrally formed with a first housing half of the ball or the sliding bearing.
- the one-piece design of the one housing part with the first half of the ball bearing or the sliding bearing is an advantageous combination of functions in one component.
- one of the housing parts is positively connected in step d) with a second housing half of the ball bearing or of the sliding bearing.
- one of the housing parts may be connected to the second housing half by a clip connection.
- the clip connection is a simple, time-saving and secure mounting form of the ball or slide bearing on the housing part.
- FIG. 1 shows a vertical section through a first exemplary embodiment of a damper bearing according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a vertical section through a second embodiment of a damper bearing according to the invention.
- Fig. 3 shows the damper bearing of Figure 1 in an exploded view.
- FIG. 5 shows a vertical section through a fourth exemplary embodiment of a damper bearing according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a vertical section through a fifth embodiment of a damper bearing according to the invention.
- Fig. 7 is a vertical section through a sixth embodiment of a damper bearing according to the invention.
- Fig. 8 is a plan view of a housing part of a damper bearing according to the invention.
- a damper bearing 10 is shown in each case, with which a shock absorber or a shock absorber is connected to the body of a vehicle.
- the damper bearing 10 comprises a housing 1 1, which has a central recess 14 between a first housing part 12 and a second housing part 13. Such a second housing part 13 with a recess 14 is shown in Fig. 8 in plan view.
- the housing parts 12, 13 may be provided with openings 28 for receiving sleeves or for screwing the housing 1 1 to the body.
- an elastic bearing 15 is received.
- the housing 1 1 is divided horizontally along the line AA in Fig. 1.
- the housing parts 12, 13 are made of a thermoplastic material.
- the pitch of the housing 1 1 additionally or alternatively be designed with one or more paragraphs 29 or frustoconical.
- the first housing part 12 may each have a substantially closed surface 23 on its side facing away from the elastic bearing 15. Additionally or alternatively, the second housing part 13 may further comprise on its side facing away from the elastic bearing 15 a closed surface, and / or the housing 1 1 may be provided in its interior with ribs 26, the recesses 27 limit. By these measures, the area moment of inertia of the housing is increased against bending.
- the ribs 26 extend in the circumferential direction of the damper bearing 10, that is circular about a vertical axis of the damper bearing 10.
- the ribs 26, as shown in Fig. 8, extend in the radial direction of the damper bearing 10.
- the ribs 26 extend in the vertical direction, ie parallel to the vertical axis of the damper bearing 10.
- the ribs 26 of the first housing part 12 come into contact with the ribs 26 of the second housing part 13.
- the cohesive connection of the housing parts 12, 13 is also, but not necessarily exclusively, produced on the contacting surfaces of the ribs 26.
- the housing parts 12, 13 are integrally connected to one another at a connection region 30.
- the connection portion 30 extends in the horizontal direction A-A.
- the elastic bearing 15 may include an elastomeric body 16 and a stopper member 17 for receiving a damper rod 22.
- the stop element 17 may be made of metal, in particular of steel, whereby a high strength of the stop element 17 can be achieved. Additionally or alternatively, the stop element 17 may be encapsulated with plastic.
- the housing parts 12, 13 may be formed as injection-molded parts, in particular of polyamide.
- Polyamide has a lower density compared to conventionally used materials, so that the housing 11 becomes lighter.
- lyamid against metallic materials to be dispensed with an additional corrosion protection may be provided.
- the housing parts 12, 13 may be interconnected by means of hot gas welding, for example.
- hot gas welding the components to be joined, in particular their joining areas, heated by hot gas and / or melted, plasticized and then joined together under pressure. The heating or plasticization takes place without contact via hot gas.
- the damper bearing 10 shown in FIG. 1 has a plain bearing 19.
- the damper bearing 10 shown in FIG. 2 has a ball bearing 18 instead.
- the second housing part 13 is in each case integrally formed with a first housing half 20 of the ball bearing 18 or of the sliding bearing 19.
- the second housing part 13 is positively connected to a second housing half 21 of the ball bearing 18 or the sliding bearing 19 by a clip connection.
- the second housing part clip hooks 24, 25.
- the exploded view in Fig. 3 shows the clip hooks 24, 25 illustratively prior to making the Klispharm.
- damper bearings 10 which have different forms of housing division.
- the damper bearing 10 shown in Fig. 4 is divided in the horizontal direction.
- the connecting region 30 of the housing parts 12, 13 has a shoulder 29.
- a combination of a horizontally guided cutting profile with a frusto-conical shape is shown in FIG.
- the embodiment of the damper bearing 10 shown in FIG. 6 has a frustoconical graduation which is provided with a shoulder 29 is.
- an exclusively frusto-conical shape of the connection region 30 is shown in FIG.
- the steaming bearings 10 shown in FIGS. 1 to 7 may be manufactured by a process comprising the following steps:
- the elastic bearing 15 is determined by the connection of the housing parts 12, 13. Before connecting the housing parts 12, 13, the elastic bearing 15 is inserted into the recess 14 before the housing parts 12, 13 are firmly bonded together.
- Step b) of the method for example, by means of hot gas welding, friction welding, ultrasonic welding, laser welding or gluing the housing parts 12, 13 done together.
- hot gas welding the housing parts 12, 13, in particular their joining areas, heated by hot gas, melted and plasticized and then joined together under pressure. The heating or plasticization takes place without contact via hot gas.
- the manufacturing method may further comprise a further step d), in which a ball bearing 18 or a slide bearing 19 is fixed to one of the housing parts 12, 13.
- a ball bearing 18 or a slide bearing 19 is fixed to one of the housing parts 12, 13.
- the second housing part 13 is integrally formed with the first housing half 20 of the ball bearing 18 or the sliding bearing 19.
- one of the housing parts 12, 13 can be positively connected to a second housing half 21 of the ball bearing 18 or of the sliding bearing 19.
- the form-fitting connection can in particular have a clip connection. be.
- FIGS. 1 to 3 the clip hooks 24, 25 provided for this purpose on the second housing half 21 are illustratively shown.
- the embodiments of the damper bearing 10 shown here have in common that they represent a damper bearing 10 with low density with improved rigidity.
- the housing parts 12, 13 are lightweight plastic parts, which have a high axial rigidity and a high moment of inertia against bending due to their design.
- the damper bearings 10 have a particularly compact design.
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DE102016122155.4A DE102016122155A1 (en) | 2016-11-17 | 2016-11-17 | Damper bearing and method of manufacturing a damper bearing |
PCT/EP2017/078721 WO2018091345A1 (en) | 2016-11-17 | 2017-11-09 | Absorber mount and method for producing an absorber mount |
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