JP2012037019A - Magnetic fluid device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a compact magnetic fluid device, such as a shock absorber, that uses a magnetic fluid as an operation medium.SOLUTION: The magnetic fluid device constituting a shock absorber 10 includes a case body 11 storing a magnetic fluid F, and a piston 14 to which a piston rod 22 protruding externally from an end of the case body 11 is connected. The piston 14 forms magnetic fluid chambers 15a and 15b in the case body 11. The piston 14 and a coil assembly 20 form a fluid guide slit 36, and the slit 36 includes slit parts 33a and 33b extending in the radial direction. A magnetic field guide sleeve 21b is embedded in the coil assembly 20. In magnetic field crossing parts 43a and 43b formed by an end face of the magnetic field guide sleeve 21a, a magnetic field crossing them is formed.

Description

  The present invention relates to a magnetic fluid device applied as a shock absorber for attenuating shock and vibration of a shock absorber or the like using a magnetic fluid as a working medium.

  Prevents the moving member from applying an impact force to the support member or the occurrence of vibration when the moving member mounted to the support member so as to freely reciprocate moves to the position of the reciprocating stroke end. In order to prevent the generation of impact noise, a shock absorber, that is, a shock absorber is used. The shock absorber is mounted between two members that move relative to each other and is also used to damp vibration applied from one member to the other member, and is also referred to as a damper. For example, a suspension device mounted between a vehicle and a wheel uses a shock absorber in addition to a spring member in order to prevent vibration from being applied to the vehicle body from the wheel to improve the ride comfort of the occupant. ing.

  As the shock absorber and the damper, there is a fluid viscosity type in which a fluid such as oil is used as a working medium and its flow resistance is used to absorb shock and vibration. Patent Documents 1 to 3 describe shock absorbers and dampers using MR fluid (magnetorheological fluid) as a working medium as this fluid. The MR fluid is also called a magnetic fluid or a magnetorheological fluid.

US Pat. No. 5,284,330 JP 2002-195339 A JP 2007-225023 A

  The shock absorber described in Patent Document 1 includes a housing in which a lower end portion is closed and MR fluid is accommodated therein, and a piston assembly that is movably mounted in the housing in the axial direction. A piston rod attached to the assembly projects outward from the upper end of the housing. The interior of the housing is partitioned into two working chambers by the piston assembly, and a gap for guiding MR fluid from one working chamber to the other working chamber is formed between the outer peripheral surface of the piston assembly and the inner peripheral surface of the housing. Is formed. In order to add flow resistance to the MR fluid flowing through the gap, a coil is mounted on the outer peripheral portion of the piston assembly.

  Patent Document 2 describes a shock absorber obtained by improving the shock absorber. This shock absorber has a housing whose lower end is closed, and a cylinder in which a large diameter portion and a small diameter portion are formed and disposed in the housing and fixed to the upper end portion. A piston rod is attached to the piston built into the large-diameter portion, and the piston rod slides on the small-diameter portion to form an upper working chamber in the small-diameter portion, and protrudes to the outside with a smaller diameter than this. And a protruding portion. The piston is provided with a container that is divided into an accumulator chamber and a lower working chamber by a floating piston. MR fluid is accommodated in the lower working chamber and the upper working chamber, and both working chambers are formed in a piston rod. It is communicated by a hole. On the other hand, working fluid is accommodated in the space between the case and the cylinder and in the large diameter portion of the cylinder.

  In each of the shock absorbers described above, by applying an electric current to the coil, the viscosity of the MR fluid is adjusted to attenuate the impact force applied to the piston rod.

  The damper described in Patent Document 3 has a cylinder having a closed lower end and containing a magnetorheological fluid therein, and a piston mounted in the cylinder so as to be movable in the axial direction. The piston rod thus formed projects outward from the upper end of the cylinder. The cylinder is partitioned into two fluid chambers by the piston, a fluid passage is formed in the piston to communicate the two fluid chambers, and the fluid passage is opened and closed by valve plates arranged on both end faces of the piston. It has become. Two coils are incorporated in the piston so as to correspond to the two valve plates, and the opening degree of each valve plate is changed by a magnetic field generated by the coils.

  MR fluid is a colloidal solution in which 0.1 to 10 μm ferromagnetic powder particles are dispersed in a dispersion medium such as hydrocarbon oil with a suspending agent, and behaves as a Newtonian fluid similar to water in the absence of a magnetic field. When a magnetic field is applied from the outside, a binding force is generated between the respective powder grains, and a cluster of a crosslinked structure is formed along the direction of the magnetic field. In magnetic fluid devices or magnetic fluid devices such as shock absorbers and dampers using MR fluid having such properties as the working medium, the flow resistance of the MR fluid is generated by the bridging structure, and the apparent viscosity resistance increases. become.

  In order to reduce the size of a magnetic fluid device such as a shock absorber, it is necessary to reduce the coil size and increase the viscous resistance of the MR fluid with low power. In order to increase the viscous resistance of the MR fluid, it is desirable to form a bridging structure or cluster so as to resist the flow of the fluid and to increase the density of the magnetic field applied to the MR fluid. Research and development was conducted on the mechanism of development. As a result, it was found that the flow resistance can be increased by applying a magnetic field in a direction perpendicular to or intersecting the fluid flow direction as compared with the case where a magnetic field is generated in the direction of MR fluid flow by the coil. That is, the flow resistance of the MR fluid can be obtained with a smaller coil current.

  An object of the present invention is to downsize a magnetic fluid device such as a shock absorber using a magnetic fluid as a working medium.

  A magnetic fluid device according to the present invention is a magnetic fluid device in which a magnetic fluid is interposed between two members that move relative to each other so that the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid is applied between the members, and the case that accommodates the magnetic fluid And the case body are reciprocally mounted in the axial direction, partition the interior of the case body into a first magnetic fluid chamber and a second magnetic fluid chamber, and from the end of the case body A piston connected to a piston rod that protrudes to the outside, and a radial slit that is incorporated in the piston and communicates with the first magnetic fluid chamber and the second magnetic fluid chamber and extends in the radial direction. A coil assembly that forms a fluid guide slit with the piston, a coil holder on which the coil is mounted, and a coil holder that is incorporated radially inward of the coil holder and formed by the coil. By a magnetic field guide sleeve to form a magnetic field transverse portion to cross in a direction crossed with the magnetic field in the radial inner portion of the radial slits and forming the coil assembly.

  The magnetic fluid device of the present invention is characterized in that the case body, the piston rod, and the coil holder are formed of a nonmagnetic material, and the piston and the magnetic field guide sleeve are formed of a magnetic material. The magnetic fluid device of the present invention is characterized in that the electric power supplied to the coil is controlled, and the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid is adjusted by changing the magnetic flux. The magnetic fluid device of the present invention includes a first radial slit portion that communicates with the first magnetic fluid chamber through a first through hole formed in one end portion of the piston and extends in the radial direction, and the piston A second radial slit portion that communicates with the second magnetic fluid chamber through a second through hole formed in the other end portion of the first radial portion and extends in the radial direction, and the radially outer portions of the respective radial slit portions. The fluid guide slit is formed by an axial slit portion communicating with one end, and the magnetic field transverse portion is formed between both end surfaces of the magnetic field guide sleeve and the piston.

  In the magnetic fluid device of the present invention, the piston is formed by a cylindrical portion that is in sliding contact with the inner surface of the case body, and radial portions provided at both ends of the cylindrical portion, and the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion The axial slit portion is formed with the outer peripheral surface of the coil assembly, and the fluid guide slit is formed by a radial slit portion formed between an inner surface of the radial portion and an end surface of the coil assembly. It is characterized by forming. The magnetic fluid device of the present invention is characterized in that a guide hole is formed in the piston rod, and a power supply cable for supplying electric power to the coil is disposed in the guide hole. In the magnetic fluid device of the present invention, a first rod projecting portion projecting from one end portion of the case body and a second rod projecting portion projecting from the other end portion of the case body are coupled to the piston, respectively. In addition, the outer diameters of the first rod protrusion and the second rod protrusion are substantially the same. In the magnetic fluid device of the present invention, the case body is attached to one of two members that move relative to each other, and the impact when the other member collides with the piston rod is absorbed by the flow resistance of the viscous fluid. It is a shock absorber. The magnetic fluid device according to the present invention is a speed regulator that controls a relative moving speed of the piston rod with respect to the case body by a flow resistance of a viscous fluid flowing through the fluid guide slit.

  According to the present invention, a coil assembly is provided inside the piston, and a fluid guide slit is formed between the coil assembly and the piston so that the magnetic fluid chambers on both sides of the piston communicate with each other. Since the magnetic field guide sleeve forms a magnetic field crossing portion in the radial slit portion by the magnetic field guide sleeve, the magnetic fluid flowing through the magnetic field crossing portion when the piston moves relative to the case body Clusters are formed in the direction across the flow. Thereby, the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid can be increased without increasing the power consumption applied to the coil.

  A radial slit is formed between the end faces of the coil assembly and the end portions of the piston, and the viscous fluid is generated by the magnetic field crossing the magnetic field crossing portion of the radially inner portion of each of the end slits. If a cluster is formed on the magnetic fluid, the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid can be increased with less power consumption.

  This magnetic fluid device can be applied as a shock absorber, that is, a damper or a speed regulator, and can be miniaturized.

It is sectional drawing which shows the magnetic fluid type | mold shock absorber which is one Embodiment of the magnetic fluid apparatus of this invention. It is the sectional view on the AA line in FIG. It is an expanded sectional view of the B section in FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the shock absorber 10 has a cylindrical case body 11 that accommodates an MR fluid, that is, a magnetic fluid F therein. A rod cover 12a is attached to one end of the case body 11, and a rod cover 12b is attached to the other end. The rod covers 12a and 12b are fixed to the case body 11 by retaining rings 13a and 13b. Yes. The case body 11 and the rod covers 12a and 12b are made of a nonmagnetic material such as an aluminum alloy.

  A piston 14 is mounted inside the case body 11 so as to be capable of reciprocating in the axial direction. The piston 14 partitions the inside of the case body 11 into a first magnetic fluid chamber 15a and a second magnetic fluid chamber 15b. ing. The piston 14 has a cylindrical portion 16 that is in sliding contact with the inner peripheral surface of the case body 11, and a radial portion 17 a is provided at one end of the cylindrical portion 16, and a radial portion 17 b is provided at the other end. A coil housing chamber 18 is formed inside the piston 14. The cylindrical portion 16 and the radial direction portions 17a and 17b forming the piston 14 are each formed of a magnetic material such as soft iron or steel.

  Annular through-holes 19a and 19b are formed at the radial central portions of the respective radial portions 17a and 17b. The piston 14 is formed by combining a piston piece 14a in which the cylindrical piece 16a and the radial direction portion 17a are integrated, and a piston piece 14b in which the cylindrical piece 16b and the radial direction portion 17b are integrated.

  A coil assembly 20 is incorporated in the coil housing chamber 18 inside the piston 14. The coil assembly 20 includes a coil holder 21a made of a non-magnetic material and a magnetic field guide sleeve 21b made of a magnetic material incorporated inside the coil holder 21a in the radial direction. A hollow piston rod 22 made of a nonmagnetic material is provided at the center of the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b. The magnetic field guide sleeve 21 b is fixed to the piston rod 22, the coil holder 21 a is fixed to the magnetic field guide sleeve 21 b, and the piston rod 22 is connected to the piston 14 by the coil assembly 20. As these fixing methods, there are a form in which the piston rod 22, the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b, and the coil holder 21a are pressed into each other, and a form in which the piston rod 22, the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b and the coil holder 21a are combined with each other.

  The piston rod 22 has rod projecting portions 22a and 22b projecting from both ends of the coil assembly 20, and one rod projecting portion 22a penetrates the through hole 19a and penetrates the through hole 23a of the rod cover 12a. It protrudes to the outside. The other rod projecting portion 22b penetrates the through hole 19b and projects to the outside through the through hole 23b of the rod cover 12b. Both rod protrusions 22a and 22b have substantially the same outer diameter.

  Bearings 24a and 24b for supporting the rod protrusions 22a and 22b are mounted in the through holes 23a and 23b of the rod covers 12a and 12b, respectively. Rod packings 25a and 25b are mounted inside the bearings 24a and 24b, and O-rings 26a and 26b are mounted on the outer peripheral surfaces of the rod covers 12a and 12b. The magnetic fluid F accommodated in the case body 11 is sealed by the rod packings 25a and 25b and the O-rings 26a and 26b to prevent the magnetic fluid F from leaking to the outside. Further, the space between the outer peripheral surface of the piston 14 and the inner peripheral surface of the case body 11 is sealed with sealing materials 30a and 30b.

  The outer diameter of the coil assembly 20 is set smaller than the inner diameter of the cylindrical portion 16 of the piston 14, and as shown in FIG. 3, the outer peripheral surface 27 of the coil assembly 20 and the inner peripheral surface 28 of the cylindrical portion 16. An annular axial slit portion 29 extending in the axial direction is formed therebetween. The axial length of the coil assembly 20 is set to be shorter than the distance between the inner surfaces of the radial portions 17a and 17b of the piston 14, and the one end surface 31a of the coil assembly 20 and the inner surface 32a of the radial portion 17a. A radial slit portion 33 a extending in the radial direction is formed therebetween, and a radially outer end of the radial slit portion 33 a communicates with the axial slit portion 29. Similarly, a radial slit portion 33b extending in the radial direction is formed between the other end surface 31b of the coil assembly 20 and the inner surface 32b of the radial portion 17b, and the radially outer end of the radial slit portion 33b is It communicates with the axial slit portion 29.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a positioning pin 34a is attached between the end surface 31a of the coil holder 21a of the coil assembly 20 and the inner surface 32a of the radial portion 17a, and the end surface 31b of the coil holder 21a and the radial portion 17b. A positioning pin 34b is attached between the inner surface 32b of the first and second inner surfaces 32b. These positioning pins 34a and 34b set the gap dimension between the axial slit portion 29 and the radial slit portions 33a and 33b, and the coil assembly 20 and the cylindrical portion 16 are connected to each other. As shown in FIG. 2, three positioning pins 34a are provided at intervals in the circumferential direction, and similarly three positioning pins 34b are provided.

  The radially inner end of the radial slit portion 33a communicates with the magnetic fluid chamber 15a via the through hole 19a, and the radially inner end of the radial slit portion 33b communicates with the magnetic fluid chamber 15b via the through hole 19b. is doing. A fluid guide slit 36 for communicating both magnetic fluid chambers 15a and 15b is formed by the radial slit portions 33a and 33b, the axial slit portion 29, and the through holes 19a and 19b on both ends of the piston 14. Therefore, when the piston 14 moves toward the rod cover 12a, the magnetic fluid F in the magnetic fluid chamber 15a flows into the magnetic fluid chamber 15b via the fluid guide slit 36, and when the piston 14 moves toward the rod cover 12b. The magnetic fluid F in the magnetic fluid chamber 15b flows into the magnetic fluid chamber 15a through the fluid guide slit 36.

  When the shock absorber 10 is attached to one of two relatively moving members and the other member collides with the protrusion 22a of the piston rod 22 and the piston 14 moves axially to the left in FIG. The magnetic fluid F in the fluid chamber 15b flows into the magnetic fluid chamber 15a via the fluid guide slit 36 as described above. At this time, since the outer diameters of both rod protrusions 22a and 22b penetrating the rod covers 12a and 12b are set to be substantially the same, the total volume of both magnetic fluid chambers 15a and 15b is constant, and the piston 14 Even if it moves in the axial direction, the magnetic fluid F does not leak to the outside and air does not leak from the outside.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a coil housing groove 37 is formed in the coil holder 21 a, and both axial sides of the coil housing groove 37 are flange portions 38 a and 38 b. A coil 39 is wound around the coil receiving groove 37, and the outer peripheral surface of the coil 39 is substantially the same as the outer peripheral surfaces of the flange portions 38a and 38b. As shown in FIG. 1, the power supply cable 41 of the coil 39 is connected to an external power supply terminal through a guide hole 42 formed in the piston rod 22. When a current is supplied to the coil 39, as described above, a magnetic field is formed on the piston 14 and the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b made of a magnetic material, as indicated by arrows in FIG.

  Among the radial slit portions 33a and 33b, the radially inner portions of the radial slit formed between both end surfaces of the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b and the radial direction portions 17a and 17b are the magnetic field transverse portions 43a and 43b. It has become. The inner diameter of the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b is set to be substantially the same as the inner diameter of the through holes 19a and 19b, and the portions of the radial slit portions 33a and 33b corresponding to the axial end face of the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b are the magnetic field crossing portions 43a and 43a. 43b. Between the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b and the radial direction portions 17a and 17b, the magnetic field formed by the coil 39 crosses the magnetic field crossing portions 43a and 43b in a crossing direction.

  Since the radius of the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b is smaller than the radius of the cylindrical portion 16 of the piston 14, the magnetic flux density formed in each radial portion 17a, 17b is changed from the radially inner side to the radially outer side. It becomes low as it goes to. On the other hand, the magnetic flux density formed in the axial direction on the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b is higher than the magnetic flux density formed on the cylindrical portion 16 in the axial direction. The magnetic flux density that traverses the magnetic field transverse portions 43a and 43b is substantially the same as the magnetic flux density of the magnetic field formed in the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b.

  When a magnetic field is formed so as to cross the magnetic fluid F flowing across the radial inner portions of the radial slit portions 33a and 33b across the magnetic field crossing portions 43a and 43b, the cluster formed by the magnetic field is Since the ferromagnetic powder particles of the magnetic fluid F are coupled in the direction of blocking the flow of the magnetic fluid, the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid F can be increased without increasing the power supplied to the coil 39. In other words, the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid F can be increased even if the shock absorber 10 is downsized without increasing the outer diameter of the case body 11.

  The shock absorber 10 shown in FIG. 1 relieves the impact force applied from the moving member to the support member when the moving member mounted so as to be reciprocally movable relative to the support member moves to the position of the reciprocating stroke end. Used for. In this case, the case body 11 is fixed to the support member, and the moving member collides with the protruding portion of the piston rod 22. However, the impact force may be reduced by causing the moving member to collide with the case body 11. On the other hand, the shock absorber 10 is mounted between two members that move relative to each other, and is also used to attenuate vibration applied from one member to the other member. In that case, the case body 11 is attached to one of the two members that move relative to each other, and the protruding portion of the piston rod 22 is attached to the other member.

  In any of the usage forms, when the coil 39 is energized to form a magnetic field in a direction crossing the magnetic field crossing portions 43a and 43b formed in the radially inner portions of the radial slit portions 33a and 33b, Since the particles in the magnetic fluid are combined to form a cluster, the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid F can be increased with low power consumption. Thereby, the shock absorber 10 can be reduced in size.

  In the shock absorber 10 shown in FIG. 1, radial slit portions 33 a and 33 b are formed between both end surfaces 31 a and 31 b of the coil assembly 20 and the radial portions 17 a and 17 b of the piston 14. For example, even if the radial slit portion 33a is formed only between the one end surface 31a and the one radial portion 17a, the flow resistance when the magnetic fluid F passes through the fluid guide slit 36 can be increased. it can. In that case, a slit portion that directly communicates with the left end portion of the axial slit portion 29 is provided in the radial direction portion 17b.

  In the shock absorber 10 shown in FIG. 1, the piston rod 22 passes through the center of the coil assembly 20, but each rod of the shock absorber 10 does not pass through the piston rod 22 through the coil assembly 20. The protrusions 22a and 22b may be screw-coupled to the magnetic field guide sleeve 21b. The rod protrusions 22a and 22b are provided with flanges, and the rod protrusions 22a and 22b are provided at the flange portions on the end surfaces of the pistons 14. You may make it attach. In that case, the through holes 19a, 19b and the communication fluid chambers 15a, 15b are formed in the flange portion so as to communicate with each other.

  Instead of providing the rod covers 12a, 12b at both ends of the case body 11, only the rod cover 12a may be provided, and the other end of the case body 11 may be closed. In that case, a floating piston is disposed inside the magnetic fluid chamber 15b, and the magnetic fluid chamber 15b and the accumulator chamber are formed between the piston 14 and the floating piston. The magnetic fluid device of the present invention can also be applied to such a form of shock absorber or damper.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. The magnetic fluid device of the present invention is applied as a shock absorber or a damper in the illustrated embodiment. However, the magnetic fluid device is also applied as a speed regulator, that is, a speed regulator for controlling the moving speed of the piston rod 22, for example. The moving speed of 22 can be controlled by the amount of current supplied to the coil 39.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Shock absorber 11 Case body 12a, 12b Rod cover 14 Piston 15a, 15b Magnetic fluid chamber 16 Cylindrical part 17a, 17b Radial direction part 18 Coil accommodating chamber 19a, 19b Through-hole 20 Coil assembly 21a Coil holder 21b Magnetic field guide sleeve 22 Piston Rod 23a, 23b Through hole 27 Outer peripheral surface 28 Inner peripheral surface 29 Axial slit portion 31a, 31b End surface 32a, 32b Inner surface 33a, 33b Radial slit portion 36 Fluid guide slit 37 Coil receiving groove 39 Coil 41 Feed cable 42 Guide hole 43a , 43b Magnetic field crossing part F Magnetic fluid

Claims (9)

A magnetic fluid device in which a magnetic fluid is interposed between two members that move relative to each other so that a flow resistance of the magnetic fluid is applied between the members,
A case body containing a magnetic fluid;
The case body is mounted so as to be capable of reciprocating in the axial direction, partitions the inside of the case body into a first magnetic fluid chamber and a second magnetic fluid chamber, and protrudes from the end of the case body to the outside. A piston to which a piston rod is connected;
A coil that is incorporated in the piston and that communicates the first magnetic fluid chamber and the second magnetic fluid chamber and forms a fluid guide slit between the piston and a radial slit extending in the radial direction. An assembly,
A coil holder on which a coil is mounted, and a magnetic field crossing portion that crosses a magnetic field formed by the coil that is incorporated radially inside the coil holder in a direction intersecting with a radially inner portion of the radial slit, are formed. A magnetic fluid device, wherein the coil assembly is formed by a magnetic field guide sleeve.   2. The magnetic fluid device according to claim 1, wherein the case body, the piston rod, and the coil holder are formed of a nonmagnetic material, and the piston and the magnetic field guide sleeve are formed of a magnetic material. apparatus.   3. The magnetic fluid device according to claim 1, wherein the flow resistance of the magnetic fluid is adjusted by controlling electric power supplied to the coil and changing a magnetic flux.   4. The magnetic fluid device according to claim 1, wherein the first fluid fluid chamber extends in a radial direction through a first through hole formed in one end of the piston. 1 radial slit portion, and a second radial slit portion extending in the radial direction in communication with the second magnetic fluid chamber via a second through hole formed in the other end portion of the piston, respectively. The fluid guide slit is formed by an axial slit portion that communicates the radially outer end of the radial slit portion, and the magnetic field transverse portion is formed between both end faces of the magnetic field guide sleeve and the piston. A magnetic fluid device characterized by that.   5. The magnetic fluid device according to claim 1, wherein the piston is formed by a cylindrical portion that is in sliding contact with an inner surface of the case body and a radial portion provided at both ends of the cylindrical portion. The axial slit portion is formed between the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion and the outer peripheral surface of the coil assembly, and is formed between the inner surface of the radial portion and the end surface of the coil assembly. A magnetic fluid device, wherein the fluid guide slit is formed by a radial slit portion.   6. The magnetic fluid device according to claim 1, wherein a guide hole is formed in the piston rod, and a power supply cable for supplying electric power to the coil is disposed in the guide hole. Fluid device.   The magnetic fluid device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a first rod projecting portion projecting from one end portion of the case body and a second projecting portion projecting from the other end portion of the case body. A magnetic fluid device characterized in that a rod protrusion is connected to the piston, and the outer diameters of the first rod protrusion and the second rod protrusion are substantially the same.   The ferrofluid device according to claim 1, wherein the case body is attached to one of two members that move relative to each other, and the other member collides with the piston rod. A magnetic fluid device, characterized by being a shock absorber that absorbs an impact by a flow resistance of a viscous fluid.   The magnetic fluid device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the magnetic fluid device is a speed regulator that controls a relative moving speed of the piston rod with respect to the case body by a flow resistance of a viscous fluid flowing through the fluid guide slit. A magnetic fluid device characterized by the above.

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