FIELD: machine building.
SUBSTANCE: vibration isolator contains frame made in the form of two supporting horizontal plates, resting against the left and right resilient elements, respectively. Horizontal plates are rigidly connected to the vertical plates, which in the frame lower part are connected together by the base plate. Platform for the vibration-insulated object is installed onto the base plate through a vibration damping gasket and a vertical post. Left resilient element is made in the form of a damper comprising a body in the form of a cylinder with a bottom, in which the piston is located. Piston is made as sleeve with parallel and coaxial with casing top and bottom collars. Copper-based sintered friction material is located between the collars. In the lower surface of the piston rests against a conical spring, the turns of which are covered with polyurethane. Cavity between the piston and the bottom of the body is filled with friction material. Retaining ring holding the piston in its original state is fixed in the groove of the inner surface of the cylinder. Right resilient element is made in the form of a cylindrical helical spring, which turns are covered with polyurethane.
EFFECT: enabling increase in the vibration isolation efficiency at resonance.
1 cl, 1 dwg
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Dates
2018-04-19—Published
2017-08-04—Filed