Dampers for a frame structure

The frame damper system with leaf spring assemblies and a central core element addresses the uncoordinated response of conventional dampers, ensuring frame stability and flexibility by absorbing and transmitting forces, preventing failure and reducing weight.

DE202025003427U1Active Publication Date: 2026-04-09AKABERI BARDIA
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Patent Information

Application Number
DE202025003427
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-11-11
Publication Date
2026-04-09
Estimated Expiration
2035-11-30

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Technical Problem

Conventional frame damper systems in steel frame buildings exhibit an uncoordinated response behavior, either reacting too softly or too stiffly to deformations, failing to reliably prevent frame failure under critical loads, and increasing weight and reducing flexibility in large structures.

Method used

A frame damper system using leaf spring assemblies with elastic sections and a central core element, comprising steel or reinforced concrete, absorbs and transmits forces through stacked leaf springs and an elliptical cylinder, providing coordinated damping and restoring forces to maintain frame stability.

Benefits of technology

The system effectively absorbs and transmits vibration and thrust forces, maintaining frame stability by elastic deformation and friction, returning the frame to its original position post-vibration, thus preventing failure and reducing weight impact.

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Abstract

Main claim: Damper for a frame structure, comprising: a frame; consisting of two columns and two beams, supports which together with the steel beams and columns form the frame structure; shear stresses due to laterally acting forces, such as wind, earthquakes and special forces, wherein these forces are in contact with the frame structure; a damper which is arranged inside the frame, is connected to the corners of the frame via four mechanical connections and exerts an elastic force on the frame structure in the direction of the reaction force.
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