US1071518A - Shock-absorber. - Google Patents

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US1071518A
US1071518A US77138513A US1913771385A US1071518A US 1071518 A US1071518 A US 1071518A US 77138513 A US77138513 A US 77138513A US 1913771385 A US1913771385 A US 1913771385A US 1071518 A US1071518 A US 1071518A
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    • B60G15/00Resilient suspensions characterised by arrangement, location or type of combined spring and vibration damper, e.g. telescopic type
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  • a shook absorber comprising a pair ol sgiringr cylinders loeaied forwardly and rearwardly ol the axle, the forward spring' f vlinder being rigidly allaehed to the vehile bodv and depending therefrom, a liexible elwnenl.
  • n spring disposed between the said disk und the rear end of the spring cylinder, a disk mounted 0n the rear portion of the piston rod, a spring coiled between said ⁇ last-mentioned disk und the forward closed ⁇ end of the fluid cylinder, and un aperturei'l 'y of fluid through tbe ⁇ piston head when the latter moves renrwurdlyin the cylinder.
  • n shock absorber the combination of it spring cylinder, u casingr in which the spring cylinder is movable, a connect-ing member extending through one end ot' the easing :1nd lniving connection with the :idjai ⁇ eent end of the spring' cylinder, a fluid cylinder having one closed end thereof connected to the opposite end of the casing, :i piston rod journaled through the smid closed end of the fluid cylinder und through the opposite end of the spring;V cylinder, disks secured upon the piston rod within the fluid cylinder und within the spring cylinder ⁇ springs between the said disks and the adjacent ends of the fluid cylinder and spring cylinder,a11d a valved piston head carried by the piston rod Within the fluid cylinder, the valve of which is arranged to close when the piston head moves in a direction away from the Said spring cylinder.
  • a shock absorber the combination of a fluid cylinder having closed ends andv u casing connected to one end of theizid ⁇ cylinder, n, piston rod journaled through the connected end'of the fluid cylinder-and extending within the said Czislng at one end ⁇ :1 member movable within the casing nud having u flexible connection with the re speetive end of the piston rod, a Spring within the lluid cylinder to resistmovement of the piston rod in one direction, and a vnlved iston head carried by the rod Within the lluid cylinder to resist movement 0f the rod in the opposite direction.

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TQ HAND.
SHOOK ABSORBER.
A PPLIOATION FILED mm3, 1913.
Patented Aug. 26, 1913.
lus/Emol? 7mm/50N HA N0 mowers Uiiill-ili PATENT OFFICE.
SHGCK- AEv GILBER.
Specification o Letters Patent.
Patented Ang. 26,1913.
Application med June 8. ''t Serial No. 771,385.
:e whieh :furthe u len" W fiile rinvii' limit 'wi rh zi flexible the "opper l'ornzud ne being prfijez-,led "ture in the ias-e of the Y and ronneeiv `Y`i: he fzvlinder, The 'he eylinder it rape., ore mentioned end mi: the i.: e. element lli eiienfis. "lho op pos-ue end oi he flexible elwzent s paswrd rearwardv owr L; rider iournaled in tle lower. 1nd oi n in" rigidly aliaefhed lo the vehieie bodjf and the exlreniitwv oi "iexible oir-ment l passed through a eenirol :Mirafiori: in lhe forward end oll a vliinirieal firming" Yi) and eonuerwl lo 'the 'forward end of :i spring cylinder l1] movable nilnin s: l Casin. The casing l) of ibo sprinfr eyhnf'ler i e. threaded L'onneelion al its re i end io the forward end of e. rinsed fluid eomaininj.; cylinder il@ lhea: cylinders 1 Y l seeured to the vehlele bo-dv and within iii presided with af l lnid evlinder D.
` ihe rear inner end of the spring cylinder E is ended a spring e, a second Springr f3 being! roied about the rod between its rear piston head f2 and the forward closed end of the Thus when, due lo unerenner-:a of the roadway7 the axle a suddenlyrv :e ers away from the vehiclebody` the k of sneh movement will be, resisted and absorbed b v means of the several springs e', e and f3, the Spring cylinder o being drawn forwardly in the easing I) affainst the tension of both of the springs n ring; j* and is provided with a valve disk which is prevented from seating rearwardly by means of adjustable abutting members f threaded through the piston head in the path of the valve disk, but whirl; is permitted to scat forwardly in the piston head and thus resist the passage elE iuid when the piston head moves rearn'zsrdljv :From this it will be seen that when the rises. the rearward movement of the pision rod F to normal position will be even and comparatively slow, preventing imdue 'wear ol' the parts and promoting an eiastie aetion throughout.
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i., The combination with a vehiele and its :uitzet a shook absorber comprising a pair ol sgiringr cylinders loeaied forwardly and rearwardly ol the axle, the forward spring' f vlinder being rigidly allaehed to the vehile bodv and depending therefrom, a liexible elwnenl. prmided willi a disk movable iu ihe forward spring cylindery a spring!A between the dish and the base of the said forward `ring cylinder, Said flexible elementv being extended beneath and rezu'wardly ol' liu vehiele axle and havingT its rear end ab laehed to the rear spring cylinder, :L easingY which lbe rei." spring); (f vlinder is mounted for movement7 :i lluid oyliudel' :dined willi lhe easing und having' ilsI forward closed end eounwlvd thi-Velo, a, pislon rod niovabl)r uiouoled through lbe 'forward closed end el he duid eilinder and through the rear the, said rear springV (cylinder, :i
disk mounted on the forward end of the piston rod Within the said spring cylinder,
n spring disposed between the said disk und the rear end of the spring cylinder, a disk mounted 0n the rear portion of the piston rod, a spring coiled between said` last-mentioned disk und the forward closed `end of the fluid cylinder, and un aperturei'l 'y of fluid through tbe`piston head when the latter moves renrwurdlyin the cylinder.
2. ln n shock absorber, the combination of it spring cylinder, u casingr in which the spring cylinder is movable, a connect-ing member extending through one end ot' the easing :1nd lniving connection with the :idjai` eent end of the spring' cylinder, a fluid cylinder having one closed end thereof connected to the opposite end of the casing, :i piston rod journaled through the smid closed end of the fluid cylinder und through the opposite end of the spring;V cylinder, disks secured upon the piston rod within the fluid cylinder und within the spring cylinder` springs between the said disks and the adjacent ends of the fluid cylinder and spring cylinder,a11d a valved piston head carried by the piston rod Within the fluid cylinder, the valve of which is arranged to close when the piston head moves in a direction away from the Said spring cylinder.
3. In a shock absorber, the combination of a fluid cylinder having closed ends andv u casing connected to one end of the luid` cylinder, n, piston rod journaled through the connected end'of the fluid cylinder-and extending within the said Czislng at one end` :1 member movable within the casing nud having u flexible connection with the re speetive end of the piston rod,a Spring within the lluid cylinder to resistmovement of the piston rod in one direction, and a vnlved iston head carried by the rod Within the lluid cylinder to resist movement 0f the rod in the opposite direction.
TOWNsoN HAND lVitnesses E'rnnn BARLow, C. l. DICKINSON.
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Cited By (4)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2628044A (en) * 1946-07-25 1953-02-10 Harold I Johnson Control mechanism for aircraft surfaces
US2639913A (en) * 1950-04-10 1953-05-26 Reynolds Decelerator Company Crash decelerator
US3246915A (en) * 1963-08-06 1966-04-19 Kiekhaefer Corp Outboard propulsion units for boats
US5158270A (en) * 1991-12-31 1992-10-27 Lin Norman R M Enclosed hydraulic cylinder acting as a tension-buffer

Cited By (4)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2628044A (en) * 1946-07-25 1953-02-10 Harold I Johnson Control mechanism for aircraft surfaces
US2639913A (en) * 1950-04-10 1953-05-26 Reynolds Decelerator Company Crash decelerator
US3246915A (en) * 1963-08-06 1966-04-19 Kiekhaefer Corp Outboard propulsion units for boats
US5158270A (en) * 1991-12-31 1992-10-27 Lin Norman R M Enclosed hydraulic cylinder acting as a tension-buffer

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