专利摘要:
SUMMARY The invention relates to an insulator preferably intended for (2), damping / reducing vibrations in a vehicle such as a single truck during its use / propulsion and intended to receive one (10). The invention is achieved in that the insulator (2) consists mainly of (8), is limited movable in relation to (10), two parts, a bottom part (5) and a plug-in part, wherein the insert part (8) the bottom part (5) against the action of the steam body that the bottom part (5) is arranged to be mounted to a fixed frame part (1) or the like, that the insert part (8) is arranged to be mounted / connected to a vibration generating object, (14) ( 10) (14) is that both the overload element (5), arranged at the bottom part (5) and the steam body are arranged at the bottom part and that the overload element edge portion (13) in such a way that it constitutes a limiting stop for the movements of the insert part (8) in its radial and / or or axial direction. (Figure 6)
公开号:SE1250997A1
申请号:SE1250997
申请日:2012-09-06
公开日:2014-03-07
发明作者:Anders Johansson
申请人:Scania Cv Ab;
IPC主号:
专利说明:

15 insulators are usually used, i.e. several separate rubber elements which are combined in order to be able to absorb current loads and achieve the desired rigidity properties in different directions, e.g. in axial as well as radial.
It is therefore desirable to be able to detect and manufacture conical insulators with progressive properties / characteristics in order to be able to reduce unwanted vibrations and increase the comfort of vehicle constructions in the most efficient way possible and with a compact unit. It is also desirable to provide an overload or movement limitation in one and the same unit to prevent damage to the vehicle parts and components and that the overload protection is located as close to the component whose vibrations are to be damped as possible.
Several attempts have been made to solve these problems.
An example of an insulator having different stiffness in different directions is described in the patent document US5242146. The construction consists of a conventional insulator, ie a non-conical insulator, where the elastic element is designed as an annular body which has different widths in the different radial directions of the insulator. This construction can not take up large loads unless the insulator is designed with a very wide elastic element, which from a manufacturing point of view is complicated and makes production more expensive and also becomes an awkward unit. The insulator described also lacks overload protection and thus the possibility of limiting major movements in the axial and radial joints.
The patent document US20050242481 describes an insulator consisting of a conical annular rubber bushing and a bump stop rubber This ("stopper rubber") in its longitudinal direction. solution lacks transverse stop elements and does not allow the insulator to take up large loads in this direction. The main damping body takes the static load axially.
This solution requires that you have to provide two parts with elastic elements, which makes production more expensive.
US20080136071 describes a simple insulator which has a supporting part and a movement-limiting part. The insulator rubber is cone- and ring-shaped but is symmetrical and consequently gives the same rigidity and characteristics in the different directions of the insulator.
Low primary stiffness can also not be achieved with this solution due to that the elastic element is trapped on the bump stop side.
In addition, the insulator lacks an overload element and cannot limit larger / stronger movements in the axial joint. The solution does not give freedom to choose the stiffness relationship between the primary and secondary part.
There is thus a need for a new and improved solution with an insulator which solves the above-mentioned problems and which is simple and thus cost-effective to manufacture and assemble but which still eliminates the disadvantages of known technology.
It is also desirable that the construction is compact and takes up as little space as possible in today's pack-tight vehicles, but which is still reliable and provides a maintenance-free and efficient function and also has a long service life.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to demonstrate an insulator which in a simple and efficient manner, and in one and the same integrated unit, can exhibit high load resistance, a movement-limiting overload protection which is placed close to the connected vehicle component and may exhibit different stiffnesses in different directions.
A further object of the invention is that the manufacture, the vulcanization, of necessary elastic elements, can take place in a single manufacturing step.
Another object of the invention is that the total load on the insulator should be able to be distributed in an optimal and desirable manner between an overload element and an insulator element, so that a larger part of the load and the stronger vibrations are taken up by an overload element and a smaller part of vibration. - are taken up by the insulator element so that the load stress in the joints is minimized.
A further object of the invention is that the insulator element should be able to be designed with different thicknesses in different places along its annular body.
A further object of the invention is that the insulator element can be designed with an oval body.
A further object of the invention is that the insulator element should be able to be designed with different cone angles, even at different places of the annular body.
A further object of the invention is that the rubber element should be able to be designed with a combination of different cone angles and different thicknesses in different places along the annular body.
A further object of the invention is that the construction should be able to be implemented on previously manufactured vehicles without extensive alterations of already assembled parts having to be carried out.
A further object of the invention is that the insulator should consist of as few parts as possible and thus be cost-effective to manufacture, assemble and maintain.
These and further objects and advantages are achieved according to the invention with an insulator with the features which appear from the characterizing part of claim 1.
The invention thus generally relates to a device for isolating / damping vibrations, and in particular to a construction for minimizing / reducing vibrations which occur in a vehicle during its use and propulsion. The invention is primarily intended for commercial and heavy vehicles such as trucks, but can of course be used for other types of vehicles and machine installations where vibrations and vibrations are desired to be attenuated.
The invention is achieved by designing an insulator with partly a conical elastic element and partly with an overload element, a so-called bump stop. Both elements can advantageously be made of rubber. The conical elastic element is substantially annular but can be asymmetrical in its radial plane and can for instance be designed oval / elliptical or with different thicknesses in different places of the annular body. As a result, the insulator can exhibit different rigidity and load-bearing capacity in its different radial or axial directions. The insulator is furthermore designed as an integrated unit and preferably comprises two parts through which a distribution of the total load takes place, for example between a conical and annular elastic element and an overload element. The insulator is thus divided into two main parts, a bottom part and a plug-in part with a connecting device, and according to the invention the vulcanization of the elastic element of the bottom part to its inner cone-shaped surface and the elastic element of the overload protection to the upper / outer edge of the bottom part manufacturing process.
The total load is thus distributed between the overload element and the insulator element so that the load on the insulator's external and internal screw connections is minimized. A substantial part of the load on the overload element is taken up in the boundary surface between the outer flange of the insertion part and the inflated elastic element on the outer / upper edge of the bottom part.
By designing the conical elastic insulator element non-rotationally symmetrically, different stiffnesses can be achieved in the different radial directions (or y- and z-directions) of the insulator.
This is achieved, for example, by changes in thickness and / or changes in the cone angle at different places on the annular elastic body. Because the inner and / or outer surface of the elastic body is designed oval / elliptically, the thickness and thus the stiffness in different places of the elastic element is varied. This results in e.g. the longitudinal stiffness can be increased in relation to the vertical stiffness when at least one of the four limiting surfaces of the elastic element is designed oval or elliptical.
The construction according to the invention eliminates the disadvantages of known technology and demonstrates a more efficient, functional and maintenance-free insulator.
The vulcanization process is also simplified in that the elastic elements have a moderate / limited extent in the axial joint of the insulator. The insulator according to the invention can also be thought of to be mounted on already manufactured trucks, for example when maintenance is required, by replacing the old rubber bushings with equivalents according to the invention.
The solution according to the invention, due to its more effective vibration damping and better load-bearing capacity, reduces wear on the vehicle and its components, which reduces the need for maintenance while reducing comfort problems in the form of vibrations and noise in the vehicle.
Further features and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following, more detailed description of the invention, and from the accompanying drawings and other claims.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention is described in more detail below in some preferred embodiments, with reference to the accompanying drawing figures.
Figure 1 shows in perspective a frame frame of a truck on which an insulator according to the invention is mounted, intended for mounting a heavier vehicle component such as, for example, a drive package / engine.
Figure 2 shows an exploded view in perspective of an insulator according to the invention, showing the various parts included in the insulator.
Figure 3 shows in more detail an insulator according to the invention, in which case mounting holes for mounting the insulator are shown, as well as mounting holes for mounting a vehicle component to the insulator.
Figure 4 shows the insulator according to figure 3 but divided into two parts, a bottom part and a plug-in part. Figure 15 shows a cross section through the split insulator.
Figure 6 shows the same cross section as in figure 4 but with the parts of the insulator assembled.
Figure 7 shows alternatively designed elastic elements, damping bodies. Fig. 7a shows a cross section of a limited part of the elastic body of the insulator and adjacent parts of the bottom part. Fig. 7b shows how the elastic mass of the damping body can be reduced. Fig. 7c shows obliquely from the side how the elastic mass of the damping body can be designed oval / elliptical and Fig. 7d shows a plan view of an oval / elliptical damping body.
Figure 8 shows a further embodiment of an insulator which is not rotationally symmetrical.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Figure 1 shows a perspective view of one frame side beam 1 of a truck on which an insulator 2 according to the invention is mounted, in turn intended for mounting a vibration-generating object, a heavier vehicle component such as a drive package, driveline or the like. ). The frame side beam 1 is here provided with a hole pattern 3 to which four mounting holes 4 in the bottom part 5 of the insulator are adapted. The insulator 2 is mounted against the frame side beam 1 by means of bolts (not shown) or the like.
Two projecting brackets 6 provided with screw holes 7, and constituting a connecting part for, for example, a vehicle component, are arranged in the centrally located plug-in part 8 of the insulator 2.
Figure 2 shows an exploded perspective view of an insulator 2 according to the invention, showing the various components included in the insulator. A cone 9, made of, for example, metal, is arranged to be inserted into a cone and ring-shaped elastic, preferably made of element (insulator element) 10, rubber, which in turn is arranged inside an outer sleeve 11 with a cone-shaped inner surface 12. The upper / outer edge 13 of the sleeve 11 is provided with an overload element 14, also made of an elastic material such as rubber, and finally everything is assembled by inserting a plug part 8 with connection brackets 6 into the inner cavity 9 of the cone 9 and mounted to The insulator 2 is kept pushed to the bottom 15 of the cone with a suitable dressing.
The bottom part 5, then together as a unit. with the cone 9, the insulator element 10, the sleeve 11 and the overload element 14 are advantageously manufactured as an integrated unit, but in this figure each constituent component is shown as a separate part.
Figure 3 shows a perspective view obliquely from the side of the insulator 2 according to the invention, the mounting holes 4 for mounting the insulator 2 at, for example, a frame side beam being more clearly visible, as well as the mounting holes 7 in the insert parts 8 for mounting a vibrating vehicle component. The bottom part 5 and the insertion part 8 are here substantially rotationally symmetrically and circularly designed and are preferably made, for example die-cast, of metal.
Figure 4 shows the insulator 2 according to figure 3, but here divided into only two parts, the bottom part 5 and the plug-in part 8, which are mounted to each other by means of a screw connection or the like. Holes for screws / bolts / rivets are arranged partly in the bottom surface 15 of the cone 9 vulcanized in the bottom part 5 and partly in the inner bottom surface 16 of the insertion part 8. In the bottom part 5 the substantially circular elastic element 10, the insulator element, which constitutes the insulator 2 and which is arranged, preferably vulcanized, between the outer annular sleeve 11 and the cone 9. The insertion part 8 is also provided with a radially outer flange 17 which forms part of the overload stop of the insulator 2.
Figure 5 shows a cross section through an insulator 2 according to the invention, with the bottom part 5 on the left in the figure and the insert part 8 on the right. The annular sleeve 11 encloses the damping body 10 and the centered cone 9. The sleeve 11 is formed on the inside with a cone-shaped surface 12 at which the damping body 10, with a corresponding cone-shaped outer surface, is arranged, or preferably vulcanized. against. The damping body 10 is also formed with an inner cone-shaped surface 18 for connecting to the cone 9 provided with an outer surface. The cone 9 is provided with a bottom part 15, for example two holes 19, intended for bolts, rivets or the like. The cone 9 is also provided with a central recess 20 intended to be able to receive a part of the insertion part 8. This recess 20 can also advantageously be formed with a cone-shaped surface 21, e.g. insert part 8 during assembly. to facilitate the assembly and centering of By a wedge effect occurs during assembly, a very rigid and strong connection between the parts is achieved.
The outer / upper edge 13 of the sleeve 11 forms part of the overload protection of the insulator 2 and on or near the inside of its edge 13 an elastic annular element, an overload element 14 or so-called bump stop, preferably made of rubber and vulcanized sleeve 11 in the same manufacturing step as the damping body 10. The damping body 10 and the overload element 14 can also be integrated with each other (see Figures 7 and 8). The overload element 14 is advantageously arranged partly on the inside surface 22 of the sleeve edge 13 but also on the edge surface 13 of the sleeve 11 itself.
The insertion part 8 has a substantially circular shape with a slightly cone-shaped outer jacket 23. In its bottom surface 16, mounting holes 24 for, for example, bolts or rivets are arranged. In the exemplary embodiment shown here, the insertion part 8 is substantially hollow but can of course be designed as a solid body in which threaded bolt holes can be arranged (not shown). The insertion part 8 is provided with a peripheral and radially projecting outer flange 17 which forms part of the overload protection of the insulator 2. The flange 17 is arranged to be able to move against the edge surface 13 of the sleeve 11 in the mounted condition of the insulator 2, and the overload element 14 arranged thereon, in case the insulator 2 is subjected to strong vibrations or an overload.
An essential advantage of the present invention is that any overload is picked up close to the vehicle component to which the insulator 10 15 20 25 30 35 11 2 is connected and carries, e.g. a drive package / motor, and that this is done by means of a plug-in unit 8 with brackets 6 and an overload stop in the form of a flange 17 without the need for rubber elements inflated per se. It is also advantageous that the insertion part 8 with the brackets 6 is in direct connection with the damping body 10 and that the overload element 14 is arranged close to the brackets 6, e.g. on the edge surface 13 of the sleeve 11. The insulator 2 can be considered to be divided into a part which takes up the large loads, the so-called the bump stop loads, and a part which constitutes damping for the moderate loads / vibrations to which the insulator 2 is subjected.
In this way a compact, constructively simple yet safe and functional insulator 2 is achieved. The construction also means that the inner joint, ie the joint between the inner cone 9 and the insertion part 8, is not subjected to such high shear or load stresses, and that also the outer connections between the bottom part 5 and e.g. frame side beam 1, is subjected to relatively low stresses due to the compact and advantageous design of components.
Figure 6 shows the same cross section as in figure 4 but with the parts of the insulator 2 assembled (however, the joint itself is not shown). The cone 9 and the insert part 8 are thus fixedly assembled with each other with bolts or rivets, or in another suitable manner, and the insert part 8 has been centered in the cone 9 by means of the cone 9 and the cone part of the insert part 8 and annular surfaces 21,23. In the figure, the insulator 2 is not subjected to overload, neither axially nor radially, so that the flange 17 of the insert part 8 does not abut against the radially inner surface 25 of the overload element 14 or its upper surface 26.
Figure 7a shows a cross-section in perspective through a limited part of the elastic element 10 of the insulator 2. A part of the sleeve 11 and the cone 9 also appear and form supports or stiffeners for the elastic element 10. The sleeve 11 and the cone 9 are advantageously vulcanized to the elastic element 10. The figure also shows in more detail the symmetrically designed elastic element 10 which is mounted against an equally symmetrically designed cone. Fig. 7b shows another embodiment where the mass of the elastic element 10 can be reduced either symmetrically around its entire annular extent or asymmetrically at least in one or a few places along the annular elastic element 10 e.g. by the cone 9 being formed with thicker goods or an elevation in the otherwise symmetrically cone-shaped surface. As a result, the cone 9 and the elastic element 10 become asymmetrical and the insulator 2 will have a stiffness which differs in different radial directions in relation to the changes of the mass of the elastic element 10 in the different areas. An asymmetrically elastic element 10 can also be provided in other ways, such as for instance by arranging cavities of suitable size inside the elastic element 10 or at its outer surface. This figure also shows a variant of the overload element 14 where it does not extend over the edge portion 13 of the sleeve 11. The axial overload movements can be accommodated in another way (not shown).
Fig. 7c shows obliquely from the side how the mass of the elastic element 10 can be designed oval / elliptical, which means that the mass in the different parts of the ring has different stiffness and damping characteristics.
In this way, the insulator 2's ability to support loads can also be adapted to current wishes / needs and requirements.
Fig. 7d shows a plan view of an oval / elliptically shaped elastic element 10.
Figure 8 shows a further embodiment of an insulator 2 where the overload element 14 is not rotationally symmetrical and where the plug-in part 8 is immersed in the bottom part 5. Overload elements 14 are here arranged on the inside of the sleeve 11.
The above description is primarily intended to facilitate the understanding of the invention. The invention is therefore of course not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, but also other variants of the invention are possible and conceivable within the scope of the inventive idea and the scope of protection of the following claims.
权利要求:
Claims (14)
[1]
Insulator preferably intended for damping / reducing use / propulsion and intended to receive loads from comprising at least one (10), for example a drive package, overload element (14) and at least one damping body characterized thereof mainly consists of a bottom part (5) (8) , movable in relation to the bottom part (5) (10), - that the insulator (2) and a plug-in part, the plug-in part (8) being limited against the action of the damping body - that the bottom part (5) is arranged to be mounted at, for example, a chassis part / frame side beam ( 1) or the like, - that the plug-in part (8) is arranged to be mounted / connected to an object whose vibrations are to be damped / insulated, - that both the overload element (14) and the damping body (10) are arranged in or near the bottom part (5), and that at least one overload element (14) is arranged at the upper edge portion (13) of the bottom part (5), preferably on its inner and / or upper side, and thereby arranged to constitute a limiting stop for the movements of the insert part (8) in its radial and / oraxial direction.
[2]
Insulator (2) according to claim 1, characterized in that the insulator element and the overload element consist of an elastic material, preferably of a rubber material.
[3]
Insulator (2) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in (10) - that the damping body is substantially rotationally symmetrical.
[4]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the insulator (2) constitutes an integrated and compact unit which is arranged to absorb, attenuate / insulate both overloads and vibrations.
[5]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the plug-in part (8) (17) is provided with a peripheral / radially extending flange forming part of the overload stop.
[6]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that both the overload element (14) is fixed and the damping body (10) is vulcanized at the bottom part (5).
[7]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bottom part (5) comprises e.g. (ll). an internally cone-shaped sleeve
[8]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is cone-shaped and fixedly arranged inside (11). - that the damping body (10) the cone-shaped sleeve
[9]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is arranged at / between the sleeve (17) in - that the outer / upper edge (13) of the overload element (14) (11) and the joint of the insulator (2) of the insert part (8) gate.
[10]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the overload stop is arranged close to the connected vibration-generating object of the plug-in part (8).
[11]
11. ll. Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the overload element (14) and the steam body (10) form an integral and cohesive part manufactured in one and the same manufacturing step.
[12]
Insulator (2) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in (17) which - that the plug-in part (8) is formed with a flange forms part of the overload protection of the insulator (2).
[13]
13. l3. Insulator (2) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in (10) - that the vapor body is rotationally asymmetrical and has different stiffness and its different radial directions.
[14]
14. l4. Vehicle comprising an insulator (2) according to any one of claims 1 to 13.
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