EP4326994A1 - Ein axiallager für aufhängungen - Google Patents
Ein axiallager für aufhängungenInfo
- Publication number
- EP4326994A1 EP4326994A1 EP22729429.5A EP22729429A EP4326994A1 EP 4326994 A1 EP4326994 A1 EP 4326994A1 EP 22729429 A EP22729429 A EP 22729429A EP 4326994 A1 EP4326994 A1 EP 4326994A1
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- Prior art keywords
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- thrust bearing
- sealing position
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Definitions
- the invention relates to the field of thrust bearings for suspensions. More particularly, the invention relates to a thrust bearing for suspensions which limits radial and circumferential separation and prevents separation by increasing the contact area of the upper member and sealing points.
- the suspension in motor vehicles is a component that cushions the forces generated during driving from the road surface, preventing them from being transmitted directly to the chassis and improving driving comfort. Depending on how it is attached to the chassis and how they absorb the shock, it can be used in different ways, with the thrust bearing being the most commonly used on regular cars.
- the bearings are provided in the shock absorbers because the suspensions must be attached to the chassis so that the shock absorbers can rotate according to the driver's steering movements.
- shock absorber One side of the shock absorber is firmly connected to the chassis, the other side is connected to the wheel via steering knuckles and rotates with the steering knuckle when steering.
- the shock absorbers that absorb the shock from the road are also included and the push rod brackets are designed to be attached to the chassis.
- the upper part of the shock absorber's bumper is attached to the chassis via an insulator.
- a bearing module is attached to the underside of the isolator and is supported by connection to a spring. The transmitted shock is dampened by this structure as the shock absorber and spring translate and rotate along the axis.
- the thrust bearing (1) consists of an upper member (10), a lower member (20) located below the upper member (10) and a bearing (30) located between the upper Element (10) and the lower element (20) is arranged.
- the bearing (30) consists of an annular primary raceway (31) held in contact with the upper member (10), an annular secondary raceway (33) held in contact with the lower member (20), and a plurality of rolling elements (35) which are arranged in the circumferential direction between the primary raceway (31) and the secondary raceway (33).
- a primary sealing position (51) and a secondary sealing position (53) are provided at the opening inside and outside in the radial direction of the bearing (30).
- the primary sealing position (51) is between the upper member (10) and the lower member (20) on the radially outside of the bearing (30).
- the secondary sealing position (53) is between the upper member (10) and the lower member (20) on the radially inner side of the bearing (30).
- the upper connection point (511) of the primary sealing position (51) is connected to the upper member (10), and the sealing lip (513) of the lower part is placed in contact with the lower part (20).
- the secondary sealing position (53) has its top member inserted into the top member (10).
- the primary sealing position (51) and the secondary sealing position (53) consist of thermoplastic elastomers - for example TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane).
- the upper element (10) and the lower element (20) are ring-shaped.
- the upper member (10) and lower member (20) are made of an engineering plastic with high rigidity. Possible materials for the upper member (10) and lower member (20) include nylon 6, nylon 66, nylon 6, or nylon 66 with fiberglass.
- a metallic reinforcement material (21) is also provided in the lower part (20).
- a spring pad (40) is located on the underside of the lower element (20). The spring pad (40) is in contact with the top of the spring.
- the spring cushion (40) consists of thermoplastic elastomers, for example TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane).
- the upper connecting point (511) of the primary sealing position (51) is inserted into the upper member (10), and the upper member and the connecting surface (515), which is the outer surface in the radial direction, are with connected to the upper element (10).
- Patent Literature 0001 Republic of Korea, Laid-Open No. 10-2001-0107829, Patent Application
- Patent Literature 0002 Republic of Korea, Laid-Open No. 10-2014-0120452, Patent Application
- This invention aims to solve the problems, including the above, that conventional technologies have had, and aims to provide thrust bearings for suspensions that prevent the separation of the upper part and the primary sealing position and/or the secondary sealing position, and in particular the separation prevented by increasing the contact area between the top member and the primary sealing position. [walkthrough]
- this invention provides a thrust bearing for suspensions composed of an upper member, a lower member provided below the upper member, a bearing provided between the upper member and the lower member, a primary and secondary sealing position connected to the upper part at the opening formed radially on both sides of the upper part and the lower part, with one or more elements with area increase increasing the contact surface with the upper part, the are formed circumferentially on the connecting surface with the upper part in one or more of the primary or secondary sealing positions, and a connecting point of the upper member connected to the sealing position of the upper member.
- the circumferentially increasing area element is formed in the form of a concave recess with some intervals between each part on the joint surface of the primary sealing position, with the joint point of the upper part being provided as a convex area increasing element, which with is connected to the concave member with increase in area on the connecting surface of the upper member.
- the area-increasing member is formed with an outward and upward opening, including the radially outward base, a side provided on both circumferential sides of the base, and the bottom surface provided in the bottom of the base, the connecting point of the upper part is a convex area-increasing point connected to the base, the side and the bottom surface.
- the side surface and the base surface are at an acute angle to one another.
- the thrust bearing of the invention restricts the separation in the radial direction and in the circumferential direction and prevents the separation by increasing the contact area of the upper member and the sealing position.
- Fig. 1 is a perspective view in sectional view of the conventional thrust bearing for suspensions
- Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of part "A" of Fig. 1 and a sectional view of the primary seal location;
- Fig. 4 is an enlarged view of part "A" of Fig. 3 and is an enlarged sectional view to explain the connection between the primary sealing position and the upper member;
- 5 and 6 is an enlarged view of part "A" of FIG. 3 and is an enlarged sectional view showing the modified connection between the primary sealing position and the upper member.
- connection to and “attached to” mean that one component may be connected or attached to another component, directly or through a new component.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the suspension thrust bearing assembly of this invention.
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of part "A" of FIG and Figs. 5 and 6 is an enlarged view of part "A” of Fig. 3 and is an enlarged sectional view showing the modified connection between the primary sealing position and the upper part.
- Fig. 3 is defined as “radial direction” and the vertical direction of Fig. 2 is defined as “vertical direction”.
- the thrust bearing for suspensions (100) consists of an upper member (110), a lower member (120) provided below the upper member (110), a bearing (130) provided between the upper member (110) and the lower member (120), and the sealing position between the upper member (110) and the lower member (120) formed on the joint surface provided at the opening formed on both Sides of the radial direction of the bearing (130) is formed.
- the upper element (110) is annular.
- the upper member (110) is made of a high rigidity engineering plastic. Materials of the upper member (110) include nylon 6, nylon 66, nylon 6, or nylon 66 with fiberglass.
- the lower element (120) is annular.
- the lower member (120) consists of a cylindrical member and a flange member whose upper member is bent and extends outward in the radial direction.
- the lower member (120) is made from a high rigidity engineering plastic.
- Lower member (120) materials include nylon 6, nylon 66, nylon 6, or nylon 66 with fiberglass.
- the lower element (120) can additionally contain reinforcing material (121).
- the reinforcement material (121) is ring-shaped and consists of metal sheets.
- the reinforcement material (121) is cylindrical with the top member being curved and extending radially outwards.
- the reinforcement material (121) is introduced when the lower member (120) is formed and is located within the formed lower member (120).
- the lower member (120) is injection molded using the reinforcement material (121) as an insert.
- the lower element (120) additionally contains a spring pillow (140).
- the spring pad (140) is ring shaped and is supplied as the base of the lower member (120).
- the spring pad (140) is located as the lower member of the flange member on the radially outside of the cylindrical portion of the lower member (120).
- the upper part of a suspension spring is provided in contact with the lower part of the spring pad (140).
- the spring cushion (140) consists of thermoplastic elastomers.
- Thermoplastic elastomers include TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane).
- the spring pad (140) has a lower hardness compared to the lower element (120) because it is made of thermoplastic elastomers that can absorb the shock transmitted by the suspension.
- the spring pad (140) is injection molded with the lower member (120) in which the reinforcing material (121) is inserted.
- the bearing (130) consists of an annular primary raceway (131) held in contact with the upper member (110), an annular secondary raceway (133) held in contact with the lower member (120), and a plurality of rolling elements (135) lined up circumferentially between the primary raceway (131) and the secondary raceway (133).
- the sealing position is provided at the opening formed radially on both sides between the upper member (110) and the lower member (120).
- the sealing position is firmly connected to the upper element (110).
- the sealing position consists of thermoplastic elastomers.
- Thermoplastic elastomers include TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane).
- the sealing position consists of an annular primary sealing position (151) provided at an opening formed radially outside of the bearing (130) and an annular secondary sealing position (153) provided at the radially inside of the bearing (130). formed opening is provided.
- the sealing position is injection molded with the top member (110) which is used from an insert during molding.
- the sealing positions are injection molded with the top member (110) in place and an area increasing member is formed at at least one of the primary sealing position (151) and the secondary sealing position (153).
- Said primary sealing position (151) is annular.
- a connection point (1511) where an upper member is bent radially inward and a sealing lip (1513) branches therefrom and extends to the bottom is provided in said primary sealing position (151).
- the short part of the sealing lip (1513) is in contact with the upper surface of the lower element (120).
- An area-increasing member (1517) that increases the contact area with the upper member (110) is formed on the connecting surface (1515) with the upper member (110) outward in the radial direction of the primary sealing position (151).
- One or more of the area-increasing portions (1517) are formed circumferentially along the joint surface (1515).
- the area increase element (1517) is formed in the shape of a concave recess.
- the increase in area member (1517) is formed with an outward-upward opening which includes the radially outward-facing base (15173), a side (15171) provided on both circumferential sides of the base (15173), and that on the underside of the Base area (15173) includes existing floor area (15172).
- connection point (111) of the upper part a convex area-increasing element (1517) which connects to the area-increasing element (1517), is additionally on the connection surface (112) of the upper element (110) in contact with the contact surface ( 1515) of the primary sealing position.
- the connection point (111) of the top member is formed protruding radially inward on the inside of the circumferential direction on the top member (110) where the primary sealing position (151) is connected.
- the upper part connecting point (111) is formed on the upper part connecting surface (112) protruding radially inward.
- a plurality of these top member connection points (111) are formed with certain intervals between each point along the circumferential direction.
- the primary sealing position (151) is injected using the top member (110) as an insert and is bonded to the top member (110).
- the primary sealing position (151) is injection molded using the top member (110) with the connection point of the top part provided as an insert, the element with area increase (1517) is formed at the point where the connection point of the top part is provided , and the element of increase in area (1517) connects to the connection point (111) of upper part.
- connection point of the upper part (111) protrudes toward the element with increase in area (1517) and is connected to the base surface (15173), the side surface (15171) and the bottom surface (15172).
- a side surface (15171) is formed on both sides of the circumferential direction, and since the connection point (111) of the upper part is connected to the base surface (15173) and the two side surfaces (15171), the relative circumferential movement of the upper member (110) and the primary sealing position (151) is prevented, thereby the separation of the upper member (110) and the primary sealing position (151) is suppressed.
- the side surface (15171) and the base surface (15173) of the area-increasing V are at an acute angle. Since the side surface (15171) and the base surface (15173) are at an acute angle and the connection point (111) of the upper part is connected to the base surface (15173) and the two side surfaces (15171), the relative radial movement of the upper element (110) and the primary sealing position (151) is prevented, whereby the radial separation of the upper member (110) and the primary sealing position (151) is suppressed.
- the side surface (15171) and the base surface (15173) of the increase in area element (1517) may be arranged at a right angle or an obtuse angle.
- the sealing lip (1513) should branch off from the underside of the joint surface, which is the lower part of the upper member (110). When the branch of the sealing lip (1513) is above the lower member of the upper member (110), the separation of the upper member (110) and the contact surface (1515) can be facilitated because the sealing lip (1513) moves when an external force is applied deformed.
- Thrust bearing 110 Upper part 111: Upper part connection point
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