JP2011241930A - Liquid-sealed vibration control device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily broaden resonance by using an existing orifice passage.SOLUTION: An accommodation part 30 is formed in the vicinity of an opening 18 at the side of a sub-liquid chamber in an annular groove 17 constituting the orifice passage 8, and a movable body 20 is accommodated therein. The movable body 20 can freely move between a stopper 31a at the side of a main liquid chamber and a stopper 31b at the side of a sub-liquid chamber which are both ends of the accommodation part 30 in the longitudinal direction, irreguralities 21 are formed at the external periphery of the movable body, and a through-hole 25 is formed at the center of the movable body. By this, an operation liquid flows between the external periphery and the inside wall of the annular groove 17 and in the through-hole 25, a disturbance flow is generated by the irreguralities 21 at the external periphery and narrowed at the through-hole 25, thereby large passage resistance is generated as a whole, the movable body resonates at a different resonance frequency, and thus the resonance is broadened.

Description

The present invention relates to a liquid seal vibration isolator for use in an anti-vibration mount for a power train for automobiles, and more particularly to a device in which resonance is broadened with a simple structure.

It is known that a rotating body is accommodated in an orifice passage, and the rotating body rotates with the flow of hydraulic fluid to resonate using its inertia force to obtain high attenuation.

JP-A-61-13043

In the above conventional example, resonance is effectively generated even in a short pipeline by applying the inertial force of the rotating body to the flow mass in the orifice passage.
However, if it does in this way, since a rotating body is required, the special structure for ensuring the rotation is required. In addition, the resonance is not realized.
Therefore, it is desired to broaden resonance with a simpler structure without using such a rotating body, and the present application aims to realize such a demand.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the liquid seal vibration isolator described in claim 1 uses an elastic insulator as a part of a wall constituting the liquid chamber, and the liquid chamber is divided into a main liquid chamber and a sub liquid chamber by a partition member. In the liquid seal vibration isolator which partitions the main liquid chamber and the sub liquid chamber through an orifice passage provided in the partition member,
A movable body (20) is disposed in an orifice passage (8) in the vicinity of at least one of the main liquid chamber side and the sub liquid chamber side, and is movable with a working fluid within a predetermined range by a retaining means (31a, 31b). And
An uneven portion (21) is formed on the outer surface of the movable body (20), and a through hole (25) is formed in the flow direction.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, the movable body (20) has a specific gravity of 1.1 to 1.4.

A third aspect of the present invention is characterized in that, in the first or second aspect, a plurality of the uneven portions (21) are formed discontinuously at appropriate intervals in the length direction of the movable body (20). .

The invention described in claim 4 is any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein
A plurality of the movable bodies (20) are arranged in the orifice passage (8).

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the movable body (20) is disposed in the orifice passage (8) in the vicinity of at least one of the main liquid chamber side and the sub liquid chamber side, and the movable body (20) The concave and convex portions (21) are formed on the outer surface, and the movable portion (21) can be moved integrally by the flow of the hydraulic fluid. The flow resistance of the oscillating liquid flowing through the orifice passage is generated by the turbulent flow generated by the section (21), and the resonance resistance of the liquid column resonance in the orifice passage is lowered by this flow resistance. Broadening is possible.

In addition, the movable body (20) can be moved together with the working fluid within a predetermined range by the retaining means (31a, 31b), but when the movement is stopped by contacting the retaining means (31a, 31b), the movable body (20) penetrates. Since the hydraulic fluid is squeezed and flowed through the hole (25), the flow resistance is further increased, and further broadening can be achieved, and the broad width can be changed according to the magnitude of the input vibration.

According to the invention described in claim 2, since the specific gravity of the movable body (20) is 1.1 to 1.4, which is close to the specific gravity of the hydraulic fluid, the movable body (20) becomes smooth as the hydraulic fluid flows. Can move to. For this reason, the sliding resistance at the time of occurrence of liquid column resonance is increased, and the resonance can be broadened.

According to the invention described in claim 3, the convex portion (22) and the concave portion (23) of the concave and convex portion (21) are formed in a plurality of discontinuous spaces at appropriate intervals in the length direction of the movable body (20). Since it does not continue like a groove, the hydraulic fluid flowing on the surface of the concavo-convex part (21) can generate turbulent flow and increase the flow resistance.

According to the invention described in claim 4, since a plurality of the movable bodies (20) are arranged in the orifice passage (8), a larger flow resistance can be generated and a wider resonance can be realized.

Schematic cross section of a general anti-vibration mount to which the present application is applied The top view of the partition member concerning a 1st embodiment 3-3 sectional view of FIG. The same plan view of the lower frame member Perspective view of movable body Explanation of operation of movable body Effect graph

An embodiment will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view schematically showing a general structure of an anti-vibration mount to which the orifice passage structure of the present application is applied.
In this figure, a first mounting bracket 1 mounted on a vibration source (not shown) such as an engine, a second mounting bracket 2 mounted on a vibration receiving side (not shown) such as a vehicle body, and the like are elastically connected. The liquid chamber is formed on the inner side by closing the insulator 3 made of an appropriate elastic member such as an anti-vibration rubber that forms a part of the wall portion of the liquid chamber and the opening of the second mounting bracket 2. Diaphragm 4, main liquid chamber 6 and sub liquid chamber 7 partitioned by partition member 5 in this liquid chamber, and orifice passage 8 formed in partition member 5 to communicate these main liquid chamber 6 and sub liquid chamber 7. With.

When vibration is input to the first fitting 1 in the orifice passage 8, the hydraulic fluid flows between the main liquid chamber 6 and the sub liquid chamber 7, thereby causing liquid column resonance at a predetermined resonance frequency, and input vibration. Absorbs and blocks transmission of vibration to the second mounting bracket 2 side. In this embodiment, it is configured as a damping orifice passage for low frequency large amplitude vibration of about 10 to 20 Hz. However, the resonance frequency of the liquid column resonance can be arbitrarily set, and the function of the orifice passage can be variously changed depending on the target frequency range, such as an idle orifice or a starting orifice.

2 is a plan view of the partition member 5, FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 3-3 in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a plan view of the lower frame member 12.
As shown in FIG. 3, the partition member 5 has a structure in which an upper frame member 10, an elastic partition member 11, and a lower frame member 12 are stacked and integrated.
In FIG. 2, the partition member 5 has a circular shape, and a central opening 13 is provided in the central portion of the upper frame member 10 that is a lid member having a disk shape made of metal or resin, and communicates with the main liquid chamber 6 here. . A main liquid chamber side opening 14 of the orifice passage is provided in the outer peripheral portion and communicates with the main liquid chamber 6.

In FIG. 3, a circular elastic partition member 11 made of an appropriate elastic member such as rubber is accommodated in the lower frame member 12, and the outer peripheral portion is fixed. The elastic partition member 11 covers a central opening 15 formed through the central portion of the lower frame member 12, faces the main liquid chamber 6 through the central opening 13, and faces the sub liquid chamber 7 through the central opening 15. Therefore, when an internal pressure fluctuation occurs in the main liquid chamber 6, the elastic partition member 11 receives the elastic deformation and elastically deforms to thereby absorb the internal pressure fluctuation of the main liquid chamber 6.

The lower frame member 12 is a substantially cylindrical member made of an appropriate rigid material such as a substantially cup-shaped metal or resin, and an annular groove 17 opened upward is formed in the outer peripheral wall 16. The orifice passage 8 is formed by closing the outer periphery of the member 10.

In this example, the orifice passage 8 is configured as a damping orifice, one end communicating with the main liquid chamber 6 via the main liquid chamber side opening 14, and the other end communicating with the sub liquid chamber 7 via the sub liquid chamber side opening 18. By doing so, the liquid column resonates in a vibration of a relatively low frequency such as 10 to 20 Hz. However, the resonance frequency of the liquid column resonance can be arbitrarily set.

In FIG. 4, the annular groove 17 has an annular shape extending over substantially the entire circumference, one end 17 a thereof facing the main liquid chamber side opening 14, and the other end 17 b thereof facing the sub liquid chamber side opening 18.
An outer peripheral wall 16a and an inner peripheral wall 16b, which are provided on the outer peripheral wall 16 and form the inner and outer walls of the annular groove 17, are concentrically arranged on both sides of the annular groove 17 so as to face each other.

The one end 17a and the other end 17b approach each other, but are separated by an inner / outer connection portion 16c where the outer peripheral wall 16a and the inner peripheral wall 16b are partially connected. The sub liquid chamber side opening 18 is formed so as to penetrate the bottom of the annular groove 17 downward while entering the thickness of the inner peripheral wall 16b in the vicinity of the inner / outer connection portion 16c.

Reference numeral 19 in the figure denotes an inner annular wall, which is formed concentrically with an interval so as to form an annular groove 19a further inside the inner peripheral wall 16b. A circumferential wall bent downward from the upper surface provided on the outer peripheral portion of the elastic partition member 11 is fitted into the annular groove 19a.

A movable body 20 is accommodated in the vicinity of the secondary liquid chamber side opening 18 of the annular groove 17 constituting the orifice passage 8. The accommodating portion 30 in which the movable body 20 is accommodated is formed by expanding a part of the annular groove 17, and the corner portions forming steps on the main liquid chamber side opening 14 side and the sub liquid chamber side opening 18 side are respectively the main liquid. The chamber side stopper 31a and the auxiliary liquid chamber side stopper 31b are formed. When the movable body 20 moving in the orifice passage 8 comes into contact with the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b, the movement is stopped.

The interval between the main liquid chamber side stopper 31 a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31 b is sufficiently longer than the movable body 20, and is larger than the moving width of the movable body 20 that reciprocates in the orifice passage 8 during liquid column resonance of the orifice passage 8. Is also getting longer. At the time of liquid column resonance, the movable body 20 can move between the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a or the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b by riding on the working fluid reciprocatingly flowing in the orifice passage 8. The movable body 20 has a prismatic shape formed in an arc shape that bends with the same curvature as the orifice passage 8, and can flow along the arc of the orifice passage 8.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the movable body 20 stretched straight without bending. When the movable body 20 has a side surface other than both end faces in the longitudinal direction as a side surface, the side surface has a bellows-like unevenness 21. A plurality of are formed. The irregularities 21 are annular convex portions 22 and concave portions 23 formed in a plane perpendicular to the central axis CL in the length direction of the movable body 20, and a plurality of the convex and concave portions 22 are alternately formed in the length direction. Adjacent concave portions 23 are not continuous like a spiral groove, are discontinuous, and generate turbulent flow in the hydraulic fluid flowing on the surface.

The movable body 20 has both end faces 24a and 24b at both ends in the length direction of the convex portion 22, and these end faces 24a and 24b come into contact with the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b. It has become. A through hole 25 penetrating in the longitudinal direction along the central axis CL is formed at the center of the movable body 20.

In the drawing, the shape of the front surface as viewed from the central axis CL of the end faces 24a, 24b is square, but this shape is arbitrary, and in short, it is accommodated in the annular groove 17 at an appropriate interval and can flow freely. Any shape may be used. However, in order for the distance between the movable body 20 and the inner wall of the annular groove 17 to form a predetermined narrow gap, the cross-sectional shape is preferably substantially similar to the cross-sectional shape of the orifice passage 8.

Although the movable body 20 is made of a relatively light material such as resin, it moves with the flow of the hydraulic fluid, and therefore preferably has a specific gravity as close as possible to the hydraulic fluid. In this way, the movable body 20 can move according to the input vibration. The body 20 can flow smoothly.
Such specific gravity is, for example, 1.1 to 1.4. In this way, the hydraulic fluid is an incompressible liquid such as water. For example, if the specific gravity of the hydraulic fluid made of water is 1.1, the specific gravity is almost the same as that of the hydraulic fluid. It can move freely with flow. However, if the hydraulic fluid has a specific gravity other than this, a fluid close to the specific gravity may be selected.

As such a resin material, for example, an appropriate resin material such as polypropylene, polyethylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyurethane can be used.
Moreover, when making lighter, these foamed products, Preferably the thing of a closed cell type should just be used. At that time, if a soft material having a high elasticity is used, it is possible to suppress the generation of noise due to the elasticity of the material itself when contacting the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b.

Next, the operation will be described. FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of the operation in which the movable body 20 and the accommodating portion 30 are simply described. In this figure, the movable body 20 reciprocates in the accommodating portion 30 in the streamline A or the opposite B direction. At this time, for example, when the movable body 20 moves together with the working fluid in the direction of the streamline A, there are gaps S1 and S2 between the movable body 20 and the inner wall convex portion 22 and the concave portion 23 of the accommodating portion 30.

Therefore, this gap serves as a throttle passage, and a part of the hydraulic fluid flows through the throttle passage in a large meandering manner as in A1 to generate a turbulent flow, resulting in a relatively large flow resistance. Further, the other part of the hydraulic fluid passes through the through hole 25 as shown by the streamline A2.
At this time, since the through hole 25 also forms a throttle passage, flow resistance is also generated.

When the flow line of the hydraulic fluid is reversed by the reversal of vibration and becomes the B direction, the movable body 20 quickly rides on the stream line B and moves in the opposite direction. Accordingly, when the input vibration reaches a predetermined frequency, liquid column resonance occurs, and the movable body 20 reciprocates between the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b.

At this time, the sum of the flow resistance generated by the flow of the portions along the two streamlines A1 and A2 becomes the total flow resistance, and the liquid column resonance is different from the inherent resonance frequency in the orifice passage 8 in the state where the movable body 20 is not provided. Is generated. However, the streamline A2 is a flow generated after the streamline A1 disappears due to the movable body 20 coming into contact with the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a or the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b. Until the movable body 20 contacts the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a or the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b, the flow resistance around the movable body 20 is smaller than the flow through the through hole 25. 25 does not flow, and the flow of the streamline A2 does not substantially occur. That is, the through hole 25 is narrowed so that the flow resistance in the flow of the streamline A1 is larger than the flow resistance in the flow of the streamline A2. Therefore, the liquid column resonance is influenced only by the flow resistance in the flow line A1. As a result, the resonance is broadened as shown in the graph of FIG.
FIG. 7 is a graph showing the change in resonance. The horizontal axis represents frequency and the vertical axis represents attenuation. The solid line characteristic a is that of the present invention in which the streamline changing protrusion 20 is provided, and the broken line characteristic b is This is a conventional one in which the streamline changing projection 20 is not provided. The maximum values (peaks) P2 and P1 of the characteristic curves a and b are resonance points, and the frequencies (resonance frequencies) at these resonance points are f2 and f1, respectively. As shown in this graph, when the movable body 20 is provided, the resonance efficiency is lowered due to an increase in flow resistance. Therefore, the resonance peak is lowered from P1 → P2 with respect to the case where the movable body 20 is not provided. For this reason, the characteristic curve a becomes broad as the curve becomes gentle.
Note that the resonance frequency changes from f1 to f2. This is because the spring (expansion spring) that pushes the hydraulic fluid into the orifice passage is lost due to the increase in the flow resistance due to the provision of the movable body 20, and the resonance frequency decreases corresponding to this loss. is there.
The resonance frequency f2 of the characteristic curve a can be freely adjusted by changing the passage sectional area and the passage length of the orifice passage 8. A curve c indicated by a one-dot chain line in the figure is obtained by shifting the resonance frequency to the resonance frequency f1 in the low-frequency characteristic curve b of the conventional example. In this case, although the peak P3 is slightly higher than the same P2, a broadening similar to the characteristic curve a can be realized.
A curve d indicated by a two-point difference line indicates that the movable body 20 is stopped by the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a or the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b, and the hydraulic fluid flows through the through hole 25 as the streamline A2. It is liquid column resonance and resonates at a lower resonance frequency f3 and at a lower peak P4. However, this resonance can also contribute to the broadening of resonance.

The movable body 20 at the time of liquid column resonance reciprocates between the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b. However, if there is a relatively large vibration input, the amount of hydraulic fluid pushed into the orifice 8 increases and the movable body 20 moves greatly to reach the main liquid chamber side stopper 31a or the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31b. Then, the movement stops in contact with this.

In this state, the flow of the hydraulic fluid passing through the gap between the periphery of the movable body 20 and the inner wall surface of the orifice passage 8 is stopped, but the hydraulic fluid is allowed to pass through the through hole 25. For this reason, even if the movable body 20 stops flowing, the stagnation of the working fluid can be prevented, and it becomes more constricted and generates a larger flow resistance, so that it can absorb large input vibrations, Further broadening is possible, and the broad width can be changed according to the magnitude of the input vibration.

The main liquid chamber side stopper 31 a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31 b function as a retaining member for the movable body 20, and a part of the main liquid chamber side stopper 31 a and the sub liquid chamber side stopper 31 b are effectively formed by forming the accommodating portion 30 widened to a part of the annular groove 17. Available. However, it is free to attach a separate member as a stopper.

Further, since the movable body 20 is provided in the vicinity of the sub liquid chamber side opening 18, the movable body 20 is caused to flow in the vicinity of the entrance / exit of the orifice passage 8 which is a relatively high energy portion of the working fluid flowing into the orifice passage 8. Thus, the pressure loss due to the movable body 20 can be increased.

In this sense, the movable body 20 may be provided in the vicinity of the main liquid chamber side opening 14 side, and the same effect can be obtained. Further, the effect is further increased if it is provided near each of the main liquid chamber side opening 14 and the sub liquid chamber side opening 18 at the same time.
Moreover, it can also be provided in the middle part. That is, the position and number where the movable body 20 is arranged can be freely set.
If a plurality of the movable bodies 20 are arranged in the orifice passage 8, a wider flow resistance can be generated and a wider resonance can be realized.

Furthermore, since the specific gravity of the movable body 20 is 1.1 to 1.4 and approximates the specific gravity of the hydraulic fluid, the movable body 20 can move smoothly with the flow of the hydraulic fluid. For this reason, the sliding resistance at the time of occurrence of liquid column resonance is increased, and the resonance can be broadened.

5: partition member, 8: orifice passage, 12: lower frame member, 17: annular groove, 20: movable body, 21: concavo-convex part, 22: convex part, 23: concave part, 25: through hole, 30: accommodating part, 31: Main liquid chamber side stopper, 32: Sub liquid chamber side stopper, 33: # 33 #

Claims (4)

The insulator of the elastic body is used as a part of a wall constituting the liquid chamber, and the liquid chamber is partitioned into a main liquid chamber and a sub liquid chamber by a partition member, and the main liquid chamber and the sub liquid chamber are provided by an orifice passage provided in the partition member. In the liquid seal vibration isolator that communicates with
A movable body (20) is disposed in an orifice passage (8) in the vicinity of at least one of the main liquid chamber side and the sub liquid chamber side, and is movable with a working fluid within a predetermined range by a retaining means (31a, 31b). And
A liquid seal vibration-proof device, wherein an uneven portion (21) is formed on the outer surface of the movable body (20), and a through hole (25) is formed in the flow direction. The liquid seal vibration isolator according to claim 1, wherein the movable body (20) has a specific gravity of 1.1 to 1.4. The liquid seal vibration isolator according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of the uneven portions (21) are formed discontinuously at appropriate intervals in the length direction of the movable body (20). The liquid seal vibration isolator according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a plurality of the movable bodies (20) are arranged in the orifice passage (8).

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