Porous adjustable variable load hydraulic buffer

Abstract

A multi-hole adjustable multi-variable-load hydraulic buffer comprises a base. An inner cylinder and the outer cylinder are concentrically and rigidly connected with the base. The inner cylinder is provided with inner cylinder damping holes in the circumferential direction. A reset spring is connected with a piston and the bottom of the inner cylinder. A piston rod is connected with the piston. Piston damping holes are formed in the outer wall of the piston. An adjudging knob is arranged at the front end of the piston rod. A locating pin penetrates through the outer cylinder and an end cover to be matched with a guide groove in the piston rod, and the rotation direction of the piston is fixed through the guide groove of the piston rod. According to the changing curve of loads, the damping holes according with the changing rule of the loads are formed in the wall surface of the inner cylinder, and the piston damping holes are formed along the outer wall of the piston; in the buffering process, a damping curve consistent with the changing curve of the loads is formed, and uniform buffering is achieved. Through the adjusting knob and the guide groove in the front end face of the piston rod, the rotation direction of the piston can be adjusted, the matching rule of the damping holes in the wall surface of the inner cylinder and the damping holes in the piston can be changed, in this way, the damping curve of the buffer is changed, and different loads are buffered.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of buffering, in particular to a hydraulic buffer adaptable to variable loads and good buffering performance. Background technique

[0002] In daily life and production practice, a large amount of vibration and shock exist in mechanical equipment, which affects the normal operation of mechanical equipment. With the development of science and technology, people gradually realize the harm of vibration and shock to mechanical equipment, and put forward various methods to reduce the shock. Among them, adding a buffer between the impact parts is the most common solution. Buffers are widely used in weapons and equipment, lifting transportation, port machinery, metallurgical machinery, vehicles and other mechanical equipment. It is a safety protection device for slowing down rigid collisions during equipment operation. The buffer can prolong the action time of the impact load, absorb and convert the energy of the...

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