Abstract:
The present invention relates to a suspension device for the load-bearing and resilient support of a wheel in a motor vehicle, comprising at least one spring cylinder with a piston, which is guided in a manner moveable relative to it in a pressure cylinder, and comprising a driving device for converting pivoting movements of a wheel oscillating-crank supporting arm, which movements oscillate about an oscillating-crank axis, into the relative movements between the pressure cylinder and piston, the piston acting counter to an elastically compressible spring medium (FM) in order to produce a load-bearing supporting spring force (F), the driving device being designed as a gearwheel mechanism.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a suspension and damping device (1) for load bearing and sprung wheel support and for damping suspension movements in a motor vehicle, having at least one spring cylinder (2) having a piston (6) which is guided in a cylinder (4) so as to be movable relative to the cylinder and which acts counter to an elastically compressible spring medium (FM) in order to generate a load bearing supporting spring force (F). A separate circuit of a hydraulic damping medium (DM) which is independent of the spring medium (FM) is provided for damping. The piston (6) separates two working chambers (10, 12) from one another within the cylinder (4). One working chamber (10) is assigned to the spring medium (FM) and the other working chamber (12) is assigned to the damping medium (DM).
Abstract:
A suspension system with at least one hydraulic spring strut. At least a portion of the hydraulic medium is displaced into a hydropneumatic spring reservoir during the compression movement of the spring strut, and that portion of the hydraulic medium flows back into the spring strut during the expansion movement. At least the expansion flow is conveyed through the flow path of a damping valve and damped due to the fact that the flow path is continuously closed and reopened in an alternating fashion by means of a valve element once a expansion flow is present. The valve element is bypassed via a bypass which is constructed in such a way that a pressure compensation between the sections of the flow path arranged on both sides of the valve element is ensured in the static condition in which essentially no flow is present; and that the bypass essentially loses this pressure compensation function in the dynamic condition in which a flow is present.
Abstract:
A yarn traversing apparatus is disclosed which is adapted for guiding a running yarn onto a rotating core to form a core supported package. The apparatus includes a slide mounting a yarn guide, and a conveyor belt having parallel runs for reciprocating the slide. More particularly, the slide is coupled to one of the runs during one traverse and it is then released and coupled to the other of the runs during the opposite traverse. To avoid the loss of kinetic energy during stroke reversals, the slide of the present invention is connected with each run of the drive belt by means of a coupling member, which is positively driven along a curved quick track at each of the ends of the stroke path, and at the traversing speed. By this arrangement, a substantial portion of the kinetic energy of the slide is transmitted from the belt run which is moving toward the reversal zone directly to the oppositely moving run.
Abstract:
A yarn heating chamber is disclosed which comprises a rigid outer housing of U-shaped cross section and including transversely spaced apart side walls, and three plates mounted between the two side walls. A contact pressure gap is formed between the side walls and the adjacent surfaces of the two outer plates, and the central plate includes a yarn receiving groove on each of its outer surfaces. The central plate is laterally movable to a threading position wherein the grooves are exposed, and heating duct means is provided for introducing a hot pressurized vapor into the contact pressure gaps, to bias the two outer plates inwardly toward each other and thereby resiliently engage the central plate therebetween. The pressurized vapor is also conducted to each of the yarn receiving grooves.
Abstract:
A yarn heating chamber is disclosed which is adapted for thermally processing an advancing yarn. The chamber comprises first and second members each having a discontinuity in the form of a groove, shoulder or the like in a surface thereof, and the members are movably mounted with respect to each other between an operative position wherein the discontinuities are positioned relative to each other to define a relatively narrow yarn passage, and a threading position defining an enlarged opening to facilitate threading. Also, heating means is provided for introducing saturated water vapor into the yarn passage in the operative position, and the surfaces of the two members are in substantial heat exchange relation in both the operative and threading positions, so that the temperature of the two members remains substantially constant during a yarn threading operation. A heating duct system is disclosed which provides for the automatic shut-off of the saturated vapor upon movement of the members to the threading position, and condensate removal systems are disclosed.
Abstract:
A yarn heating chamber is disclosed which is adapted for thermally processing an advancing yarn. The chamber comprises first and second members each having a discontinuity in the form of a groove, shoulder or the like in the surface thereof, and the members are movably mounted with respect to each other between an operative position wherein the discontinuities are positioned relative to each other to define a relatively narrow yarn passage, and a threading position defining an enlarged opening to facilitate threading. Also, heating means is provided for introducing saturated water vapor into the yarn passage in the operative position. A pair of longitudinal sealing strips are mounted on at least one of the mating surfaces and extend along opposite sides of the discontinuity, so that in the operative position, the saturated water vapor is adapted to enter into the gap between any non-contacting portions of the surfaces of the members lying between the sealing strips to thereby achieve substantial heat transfer from the condensation of the water vapor.
Abstract:
A suspension system (1) for a motor vehicle having a telescopic spring cylinder (2), having two spring stages (A, B), namely one main cylinder (8) as a first spring stage (A) and an auxiliary cylinder (10) as a second spring stage (B). An auxiliary piston (26) with an auxiliary piston rod (28) is displaced in the auxiliary cylinder (10). Inside the auxiliary cylinder (10), the auxiliary piston (26) is acted upon by a spring pressure (p2) for decompression, which is generated by a pneumatic pressure medium (PM) inside the auxiliary cylinder (10). The auxiliary piston (26) is indirectly acted upon by the spring pressure (p2) via an hydraulic medium (HM) inside the auxiliary cylinder (10). Peripheral seals (30, 38) arranged between the auxiliary cylinder (10) and the auxiliary piston (26), and the auxiliary piston rod (28) are separated from the pneumatic pressure medium (PM) via the hydraulic medium (HM).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a suspension arrangement (1) for—loading-bearing and resilient wheel support in a motor vehicle, having at least one spring cylinder (2) with a piston (6) which is guided in a cylinder (4) such that it can be moved relative to the latter and which, on one side, has a piston rod (8) guided out of the cylinder (4) in the outward direction. The piston (6) separates, within the cylinder (4), a cylindrical working chamber (12) from an annular chamber (14), which encloses the piston rod (8). On the side of the working chamber (12), in order to generate a load-bearing spring force (F), the piston (6) acts counter to a working pressure (pA) of an elastically compressible, in particular pneumatic spring medium (FM). The piston rod (8) is telescopically variable in length via an additional spring cylinder (16), the additional spring cylinder (16) being subjected at least to a counterpressure (pG; pG1, pG2) of an elastically compressible, in particular pneumatic opposing spring medium (GM).
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a suspension device for the load-bearing and resilient support of a wheel in a motor vehicle, comprising at least one spring cylinder with a piston, which is guided in a manner moveable relative to it in a pressure cylinder, and comprising a driving device for converting pivoting movements of a wheel oscillating-crank supporting arm, which movements oscillate about an oscillating-crank axis, into the relative movements between the pressure cylinder and piston, the piston acting counter to an elastically compressible spring medium (FM) in order to produce a load-bearing supporting spring force (F), the driving device being designed as a gearwheel mechanism.