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The invention relates to a shock-absorption buffer shaft. The shock-absorption buffer shaft comprises an input shaft, an input end cover, a force transfer pin, an input toothed sleeve, an input toothed wheel, a double toothed wheel, a spring, an output toothed sleeve, an output toothed wheel, an output shaft, an output end cover, a limiting bolt, a fastening bolt and an external sleeve. Force is transferred to the input toothed sleeve by virtue of the teeth of the first internal toothed ring of the input toothed sleeve in a manner of compressing a spring through the teeth of an external toothed ring on the input toothed wheel, later the force is transferred to the double toothed wheel by virtue of the teeth of the first external toothed ring of the double toothed wheel in a manner of compressing the spring through the teeth of the second internal toothed ring of the input toothed sleeve, then the force is transferred to the output toothed sleeve by virtue of the teeth of the first internal toothed ring of the output toothed ring in a manner of compressing the spring through the teeth of the second external toothed ring of the double toothed wheel, and then the force is transferred to the output toothed wheel by virtue of the teeth of the external toothed ring of the output toothed wheel in a manner of compressing the spring through the teeth of the second internal toothed ring of the output toothed sleeve, and finally, the output toothed wheel is used for transmitting the torque by virtue of the force transfer pin through the output shaft.

A diverter valve includes a valve bore having a set of valve seats associated with each fluid outlet port. Each set of valve seats is at least partially separated from one another by a flow channel. The valve seat configuration increases the impact area for the valve element. As a result, the impact force upon seating against the valve seats is reduced. Moreover, by including flow channels between the sets of valve seats, the switching force and performance of the valve element is not adversely affected.

A shelf assembly includes a shelf and a mounting structure for mounting the shelf on a substantially vertical surface. The shelf is pivotably mounted on the mounting bracket proximate the rear end and pivots from an open position to a closed position and from the closed position to the open position. An engagement structure on the shelf, which may optionally be positioned proximate the rear end of the shelf, is configured so that a force applied to the engagement structure when the shelf is in the closed position will urge the shelf toward the open position. The shelf assembly is particularly useful in hospital settings where hospital staff need to open and close the shelf without the use of their hands.