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Hydraulic shock absorber and base partition structure

Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1975-04-15
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Granted: 1976-05-25
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Expires: 1995-04-15
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Abstract

Abstract A telescopic hydraulic shock absorber comprising a piston which moves inside a cylinder as it follows oscillations which are to be damped, a piston rod connected to said piston and a reservoir chamber containing a compressible phase and connected to said cylinder by valves in order to permit alternating movements of liquid through passages between the cylinder and the chamber in correspondence with the variations in the rod volume located inside the cylinder, in which at least the passages for transferring liquid from the chamber to the cylinder have entry orifices located in the cylinder wall or in an extension of said wall.

Inventors

  • 👤 Fernand Michel Allinquant
  • 👤 Jacques Gabriel Allinquant

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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CPC Classifications
F; F16; F16F; F16F9/00; F16F9/32; F16F9/58; F16F9/585; B; B60; B60G; B60G13/00; B60G13/02; B60G13/06; B60G13/08; F16F9/06; F16F9/10; F16F9/14; F16F9/16; F16F9/18; F16F9/34; F16F9/348; Y; Y10; Y10T; Y10T137/00; Y10T137/7722; Y10T137/7771; Y10T137/7779

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim 237 words
A telescopic hydraulic shock absorber, comprising a cylinder, a piston and rod assembly mounted within said cylinder for movement in response to damped oscillations, a reservoir chamber in communication with one end of said cylinder, a transverse partition extending across said one end of said cylinder separating the interior of said cylinder from said reservoir chamber, said partition being of sufficient thickness to include a portion thereof extending beyond said end of said cylinder into said reservoir chamber; two first valve-controlled passages provided within said partition for the flow of liquid from said reservoir chamber to the interior of said cylinder, said passages having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on the partition and subtending opposite angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said reservoir chamber and along the same angles (β) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said passages; and two second valve-controlled passages provided within said partition between said first passages permitting the flow of liquid from the interior of said cylinder to said reservoir chamber, said second passages having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on said partition and subtending opposite angles (β) smaller than said angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said cylinder and along the same angles (α) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said second passages.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 237 words
A telescopic hydraulic shock absorber, comprising a cylinder, a piston and rod assembly mounted within said cylinder for movement in response to damped oscillations, a reservoir chamber in communication with one end of said cylinder, a transverse partition extending across said one end of said cylinder separating the interior of said cylinder from said reservoir chamber, said partition being of sufficient thickness to include a portion thereof extending beyond said end of said cylinder into said reservoir chamber; two first valve-controlled passages provided within said partition for the flow of liquid from said reservoir chamber to the interior of said cylinder, said passages having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on the partition and subtending opposite angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said reservoir chamber and along the same angles (β) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said passages; and two second valve-controlled passages provided within said partition between said first passages permitting the flow of liquid from the interior of said cylinder to said reservoir chamber, said second passages having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on said partition and subtending opposite angles (β) smaller than said angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said cylinder and along the same angles (α) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said second passages.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 256 words
A telescopic hydraulic shock absorber, comprising a cylinder, a piston and rod assembly mounted within said cylinder for movement in response to damped oscillations, a reservoir chamber in communication with one end of said cylinder, a transverse partition extending across said one end of said cylinder separating the interior of said cylinder from the reservoir chamber, said partition being of sufficient thickness to include a portion thereof extending beyond said end of said cylinder into said reservoir chamber; two first passages provided within said partition for the flow of liquid from said reservoir chamber to the interior of said cylinder, said passages having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on the partition and subtending opposite angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said reservoir chamber and along the same angles (β) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said passages; two second passages provided within said partition between said first passages permitting the flow of liquid from the interior of said cylinder to said reservoir chamber, said second passage having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on said partition and subtending opposite angles (α) smaller than said angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said cylinder and along the same angles (α) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said second passages; and spring steel plates on both end faces of said partition for controlling the outlets of said first and second passages, respectively.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 256 words
A telescopic hydraulic shock absorber, comprising a cylinder, a piston and rod assembly mounted within said cylinder for movement in response to damped oscillations, a reservoir chamber in communication with one end of said cylinder, a transverse partition extending across said one end of said cylinder separating the interior of said cylinder from the reservoir chamber, said partition being of sufficient thickness to include a portion thereof extending beyond said end of said cylinder into said reservoir chamber; two first passages provided within said partition for the flow of liquid from said reservoir chamber to the interior of said cylinder, said passages having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on the partition and subtending opposite angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said reservoir chamber and along the same angles (β) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said passages; two second passages provided within said partition between said first passages permitting the flow of liquid from the interior of said cylinder to said reservoir chamber, said second passage having in section the shape of two opposite ring segments centered on said partition and subtending opposite angles (α) smaller than said angles (β), said partition being peripherally recessed on said portion extending into said cylinder and along the same angles (α) so as to form opposite lateral convergent inlets for said second passages; and spring steel plates on both end faces of said partition for controlling the outlets of said first and second passages, respectively.

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