A high-velocity anti-shock and wide-frequency domain shock isolator for bridges
A high-speed, wide-frequency domain technology, applied in the field of bridge high-speed shock-resistant wide-frequency domain isolators, can solve the problems of narrow isolation frequency, limited energy consumption capacity, low precision and sensitivity, etc., to improve the vibration reduction and energy consumption capacity. , the effect of broadening the frequency range of vibration reduction and improving the sensitivity
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[0031] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific examples.
[0032] Such as Figure 1-5 As shown, a bridge high-speed shock-resistant wide-frequency shock isolator includes an upper platform plate 1, a high-damping rubber bearing 2, a sliding groove 3, a polytetrafluoroethylene material layer 4, an upper connector 5, and a lower connector 6. Damping cylinder 7, piston 8, piston rod 9, damping chamber 10, end cover 11, guide sleeve 12, seal 13, polytetrafluoroethylene sliding layer 14, connecting block 15, lower bearing plate 16 and bolts Hole 18, high-damping rubber support 2 are connected with upper platform 1 and lower platform 16 by bolts respectively through matching upper and lower sealing plates, upper platform 1, high-damping rubber bearing 2 and lower bearing The platform 16 is arranged in turn from top to bottom to form a high-damping rubber shock-isolation structure. The viscous damper shock-absorbing structure 17 includes fo...
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