Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Hydraulic shock absorber
- Patent Title (中): 液压减震器
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Application No.: US11578166Application Date: 2005-04-26
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Publication No.: US07946399B2Publication Date: 2011-05-24
- Inventor: Tatsuya Masamura
- Applicant: Tatsuya Masamura
- Applicant Address: JP Tokyo
- Assignee: Kayaba Industry Co., Ltd.
- Current Assignee: Kayaba Industry Co., Ltd.
- Current Assignee Address: JP Tokyo
- Agency: Rabin & Berdo, PC
- Priority: JP2004-129481 20040426
- International Application: PCT/JP2005/008386 WO 20050426
- International Announcement: WO2005/103523 WO 20051103
- Main IPC: F16F9/348
- IPC: F16F9/348

Abstract:
Provided is a hydraulic shock absorber enabling an increase in a variable range of both damping forces produced in an extension stroke and a compression stroke thereof. A cylinder (1) filled with hydraulic oil is divided into first and second oil chambers (101) and (102) by a piston (2), and a main valve (4) is disposed in a main passage (81) of the piston (2). An extension side pilot chamber (6) urging a spool (8) in a valve-closing direction at pilot pressure introduced thereinto through a first orifice (32) in the extension stroke and a compression-side pilot chamber (7) urging the spool (8) in the valve-closing direction at pilot pressure introduced thereinto through a second orifice (43) in the compression stroke are formed at a back face of the spool (8) of the main valve. Also, the shock absorber comprises a pressure-receiving portion for receiving high pressure in the extension stroke and urging the spool (8) in a valve-opening direction against the pilot pressure and a pressure-receiving portion for receiving high pressure in the compression stroke and urging the spool (8) in the valve-opening direction against the pilot pressure. In addition, the shock absorber comprises an extension-side poppet valve (11) for regulating the pilot pressure in the extension stroke, a compression-side poppet valve (10) for regulating the pilot pressure in the compression stroke, and a solenoid (71) for urging to reduce initial loads of springs (9) of the extension-side and compression-side poppet valves (11) and (10) by passing current therethrough.
Public/Granted literature
- US20070209892A1 Hydraulic Shock Absorber Public/Granted day:2007-09-13
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