JPH024815B2 - - Google Patents

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention forms a hydraulic fluid chamber with an elastic body assembled to a support member and a partition wall, and an equilibrium fluid chamber is formed outside the hydraulic fluid chamber with the partition wall and enclosure. The present invention relates to a liquid-filled vibration isolator in which an orifice is formed in the partition wall to communicate the equilibrium liquid chamber with the working liquid chamber.

2. Description of the Related Art In general, in the case of a vibration isolator, the relationship between the excitation frequency and the amplitude of vibrations transmitted from an elastic vibrating body is such that the amplitude is small in a high frequency band and large in a low frequency band. The high band and low band refer to the relative high or low frequency range in the target excitation frequency range, and here we will explain the case where the vibration isolator is used for an engine mount. Therefore, for example, about 0 to 30 Hz is a low band, about 30 to 150 Hz is a medium band, and about 150 Hz or more is a high band. Therefore, when the excitation frequency transmitted from the power unit of the elastic body is a high band frequency, the smaller the dynamic spring constant of the elastic body is, the more the vibration transmitted from the power unit to the vehicle body can be reduced. On the other hand, if the dynamic spring constant of the elastic body is made small, the vibration damping rate of low band frequencies, that is, the loss factor, decreases.

Against this background, for example,
As shown in Japanese Patent No. 79642, a hydraulic fluid chamber is formed within the elastic body, and an equilibrium fluid chamber is formed outside the partition wall of this hydraulic fluid chamber, communicating through an orifice formed in the partition wall, thereby preventing car shake. A liquid-filled vibration isolator is known that increases the loss factor at the low frequency range of about 0 to 30Hz, which causes vibration, while decreasing the dynamic spring constant of the vibration isolator at high frequencies to reduce the transmitted force. . This will be explained with reference to FIG. Reference numeral 1 designates a support member, which is comprised of a first support member 2 in the shape of a hat, which is fixed to the vehicle body, and a second support member 3, which is approximately in the shape of an inverted truncated cone, to which the power unit is fixed. An elastic body 5 is vulcanized and bonded to the inner wall surface of the cylindrical body 4 which is wound and fastened to the outer peripheral flange 2a of this first support member 2, and a second support member 3 is vulcanized and bonded to the top surface of this elastic body 5. , whereby the elastic body 5 is integrally assembled to the support member 1. A highly rigid partition wall 6 is disposed across the opening of a cavity formed in the center of the lower surface of the elastic body 5, and a hydraulic fluid chamber 7 is formed by sealing fluid in the cavity. The partition wall 6 of this hydraulic fluid chamber 7
An orifice 10 is partitioned from the outside by an enclosure 9 provided with a flexible membrane 8 and is helically carved into the partition wall 6.
A balance liquid chamber 11 communicating with the working liquid chamber 7 is formed by this. The enclosure 9 is supported by a metal outer peripheral flange 12 to which a flexible membrane 8 is vulcanized and bonded together with the outer peripheral flange 2a of the first support member 2 by the cylindrical body 4. The outer peripheral side of the lower surface of the partition wall 6 is overlapped with the inner peripheral side of the upper surface of the outer peripheral flange 12 of the enclosure 9. Further, a mounting bolt 13 is provided protruding from the center of the lower surface of the first support member 2, and a stopper 14 is offset outwardly from the mounting bolt 13.
An air vent hole 15 is formed through the molded base of the rising wall 2b that connects the outer peripheral flange 2a. Note that 16 is a mounting bolt protruding from the center of the top surface of the second support member 3.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention By the way, in the liquid-filled vibration isolator described above, regardless of whether the excitation frequency of the elastic body 5 is a low band frequency or a high band frequency, the spring constant of the flexible membrane 8 is Since it is a single value, when the spring constant of the flexible membrane 8 is decreased in order to increase the loss factor in the low band frequency and lower the peak frequency as shown by the dashed line in FIG. As shown by the dashed line in the figure, the elastic body 5, the working fluid chamber 7 and the equilibrium fluid chamber 11
The low-level stable region of the dynamic spring constant of the liquid-filled vibration isolator formed as a whole no longer extends to high band frequencies. If the spring constant of the flexible membrane 8 is increased in order to extend this low-level stable region of the dynamic spring constant to high band frequencies, the loss factor at low band frequencies will be small and the peak frequency will become high. .

Therefore, the present invention increases the loss factor in the low band frequency and lowers the peak frequency, and
The present invention aims to provide a liquid-filled vibration isolator that can extend the low-level stable region of dynamic spring constant to a high band frequency.

Means for Solving the Problems In the present invention, a hydraulic fluid chamber is formed by an elastic body and a partition wall that are integrally assembled to a support member, and the partition wall and a flexible membrane are placed outside of this hydraulic fluid chamber. first and second equilibrium liquid chambers are separately formed by enclosures provided therein; an orifice that communicates the first equilibrium liquid chamber with the working liquid chamber; and an orifice that communicates the second equilibrium liquid chamber with the working liquid chamber; is formed in the partition wall, and the spring constant of the flexible membrane of the first equilibrium liquid chamber is set to be smaller than the spring constant of the flexible membrane of the second equilibrium liquid chamber, and the working liquid chamber and the second equilibrium liquid A valve mechanism is disposed in an orifice communicating with the chamber, which closes when the vibration transmitted to the elastic body has a large amplitude and opens when the vibration has a small amplitude.

Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings, in which the same parts as the conventional structure are denoted by the same reference numerals.

In FIG. 1, a support member 1 is composed of, for example, a hat-shaped first support member 2 that is fixed to a vehicle body (not shown), and a substantially truncated cone-shaped second support member 3 that is fixed to, for example, a power unit. There is. An elastic body 5 is vulcanized and bonded to the inner peripheral surface of a cylindrical body 4 that is wound and fastened to the outer peripheral flange 2a of this first support member 2, and a second support member 3 is vulcanized and bonded to the top surface of this elastic body 5. As a result, the elastic body 5 is integrally assembled to the support member 1. By forming a lower-open chevron-shaped cavity in the center of the lower surface of the elastic body 5 that is free from the first support member 2, and covering the opening of this cavity with a highly rigid partition wall 6, and sealing a fluid in this cavity. , a hydraulic fluid chamber 7 is formed by the elastic body 5 and the partition wall 6. Outside the working fluid chamber 7, a first equilibrium fluid chamber 18 and a second equilibrium fluid chamber 19 are separately formed by the partition wall 6 and the enclosure 17. This enclosure 17 is made of metal outer peripheral flange 1
2, and this outer periphery flange 12 is wound together with the outer periphery flange 2a of the first support member 2 by the cylindrical body 4. A partition wall 6 is held between the outer peripheral flange 12 and the cylindrical body 4. A portion extending to the lower periphery of the cavity of the elastic body 5 is interposed between the partition wall 6 and the cylindrical body 4. Further, the first equilibrium liquid chamber 18 is arranged in an annular manner around the outer periphery of the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19 arranged at the center outside of the partition wall 6, and the working liquid chamber 18 is
is communicated with. The second equilibrium liquid chamber 19 is communicated with the working liquid chamber 7 through an orifice 20 formed vertically and vertically in the center of the partition wall 6 . The enclosure 17 is disposed astride the outer peripheral flange 12 and the cylindrical inner peripheral flange 21 and partitions the first equilibrium liquid chamber 18, and the flexible membrane 22 is arranged astride the inside of the inner peripheral flange 21. A flexible membrane 23 partitioning the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19 is provided. The spring constant of the flexible membrane 22 of the first equilibrium liquid chamber 18 is set smaller than the spring constant of the flexible membrane 23 of the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19. Further, an orifice 20 communicating between the working fluid chamber 7 and the second equilibrium fluid chamber 19 has a valve body 26 which closes when the vibration transmitted to the elastic body 5 has a large amplitude and opens when the vibration has a small amplitude. A valve mechanism 24 is provided. The valve mechanism 24 is constructed by loosely fitting a small, flat valve body 26, which is substantially similar to the cavity 25, into a cavity 25 that is horizontally carved perpendicular to the orifice 20. Note that the space 27 set between both flexible membranes 22 and 23 of the enclosure 17 and the first support member 2 is
The first support member 2 is communicated with the outside air through an air vent hole 15 formed through the first support member 2 .

According to the above embodiment structure, when the excitation frequency of the elastic body 5 is a low band frequency, the amplitude of the fluid in the hydraulic fluid chamber 7 is also large, and the orifice 20 is moved into the hydraulic fluid chamber 7.
The fluid flowing from the side toward the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19 pushes the valve body 26, and the valve body 26 is pressed against the bottom or ceiling of the cavity 25, and the orifice 20 is closed (the valve mechanism 24 closes). do). Therefore, the fluid in the working fluid chamber 7 is prevented from flowing into the second balancing fluid chamber 19 and flows into the first balancing fluid chamber 18 through the orifice 10 to expand the flexible membrane 22 with a small spring constant. do. As a result, the loss factor in the low band frequency is large and the peak frequency is also reduced (characteristics indicated by the dashed line in FIG. 3). On the other hand, when the excitation frequency of the elastic body 5 is a high band frequency, the amplitude of the fluid in the hydraulic fluid chamber 7 is also small, the valve mechanism 24 of the valve body 26 opens, and the connection between the valve body 26 and the cavity 25 is small. It also flows into the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19 through the gap between them.
At this time, since the spring constant of the flexible membrane 23 of the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19 is large, a moving spring formed by the elastic body 5, the working liquid chamber 7, and the first and second equilibrium liquid chambers 18 and 19 is It is possible to extend the low-level stable region of the constant to a high band frequency and also increase the peak frequency (as shown by the solid line in FIG. 4).

Here, in the embodiment, the first equilibrium liquid chamber 1
Although the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19 is arranged annularly around the outer periphery of the cell 8, a flexible membrane 22A having a small spring constant is formed in the center as shown in FIG. Inner flange 2 on the outer periphery of 22A
An enclosure 17A integrally formed with a flexible membrane 23A having a large spring constant via a flexible membrane 23A is disposed outside the working fluid chamber 7, and a first equilibrium fluid chamber 18A is disposed in the center. 1. There is a second
An orifice 1 in which the equilibrium liquid chamber 19A is disposed and communicates the first equilibrium liquid chamber 18A and the working liquid chamber 7.
An orifice 2 is formed in the partition wall 7 vertically in a straight line and communicates the second equilibrium liquid chamber 19A with the working liquid chamber 7.
Even if a plurality of orifices 0A are formed outside the orifice 10A and a valve mechanism 24A consisting of a valve body 26A and a cavity 25A is provided for each orifice 20A, the same effect as in the embodiment described above can be obtained.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, when the excitation frequency of the elastic body is a low band frequency, the valve mechanism is closed to expand the flexible membrane with a small spring constant of the first equilibrium liquid chamber. The loss factor can be increased and the peak frequency can be lowered by applying only It can be made higher. As a result, there is a great practical effect in that car shake caused by low band frequencies and muffled sounds caused by high band frequencies can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
The figure is a sectional view showing different examples of the present invention, Figure 3 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between excitation frequency and loss factor at low band frequency, and Figure 4 is excitation frequency and dynamic spring constant at high band frequency. Characteristic diagram showing the relationship between
The figure is a sectional view showing a conventional liquid-filled vibration isolator. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Support member, 5... Elastic body, 6... Partition wall, 7... Working fluid chamber, 10, 10A... Orifice, 17, 17
A... Enclosure, 18, 18A... First equilibrium liquid chamber, 19,
19A...Second equilibrium liquid chamber, 20, 20A...Orifice, 24, 24A...Valve mechanism.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A hydraulic fluid chamber is formed by the elastic body and the partition wall that are integrally assembled to the support member, and the first and second equilibrium fluid chambers are formed by an enclosure provided with the partition wall and a flexible membrane on the outside of the hydraulic fluid chamber. an orifice that communicates the first equilibrium liquid chamber with the working liquid chamber and an orifice that communicates the second equilibrium liquid chamber with the working liquid chamber are formed in the partition wall; The spring constant of the flexible membrane of the chamber is set to be smaller than the spring constant of the flexible membrane of the second equilibrium liquid chamber, and vibrations are transmitted to the elastic body through an orifice communicating the working liquid chamber and the second equilibrium liquid chamber. A liquid-filled vibration isolator characterized by having a valve mechanism that closes when the amplitude is large and opens when the amplitude is small.