631 results about "Trailing arm" patented technology

The invention provides an annular flat plate paddle ship propulsion device and relates to the ship machinery technical field. The annular flat plate paddle ship propulsion device comprises a trailing arm, a rotary table shaft, a rotary table, a guide rail, a sliding block, a drag bar, a flat plate paddle, a paddle shaft, a guide plate, a base board, a side board, a driven gear, a driving gear and a power shaft, wherein the upper end and the lower end of the rotary table shaft are respectively connected with the right end of the trailing arm and the center of the rotary table; the guide plate, the base board and the side board surround to form a U-shaped groove which is placed below the rotary table; the flat plate paddle, the paddle shaft and the drag bar are vertically arranged in the U-shaped groove; power is transmitted to the rotary table through gears and then transmitted to the drag bar through the guide rail and the sliding block, and the drag bar drives the annular flat plate paddle to paddle and generate thrust. Due to limiting of the guide plate, the annular flat plate paddle moves ahead in a similar to a straight line mode after turning half circle. The annular flat plate paddle ship propulsion device is simple in structure, high in efficiency, and can be used as a thrust device for a ship and a ship model.

A seeding and fertilizing apparatus comprises a plurality of seed assemblies each comprising a trailing arm pivotally connected at a front end thereof to the frame and a packer wheel rotatably attached to rear end thereof. A seed knife is attached to the trailing arm ahead of the packer wheel which rolls along the seed furrow created by the knife. A vertical position of the knife with respect to the packer wheel is adjustable, and a bias device is operative to exert a downward bias force on the trailing arm. A plurality of fertilizer assemblies each comprises a fertilizer disc rotatably mounted to the frame such that a vertical position of the disc with respect to the implement frame is adjustable. The seed assemblies and fertilizer assemblies are oriented laterally such that each fertilizer furrow is located between adjacent seed furrows.

A cast or forged suspension trailing arm for suspending a heavy vehicle chassis from a beam-type axle includes an integral axle locating feature.

A wheel guidance includes at least one bearing for articulation of a trailing arm or wishbone to a vehicle body. Oscillations caused during travel are detected by a sensor and superimposed by a compensation oscillation generated by a controller in combination with linear motors to provide oscillation damping.

A furrow opener apparatus has a trailing arm pivotally attached to a seeding implement and extending rearward. A packer wheel is rotatably mounted at a rear end of the trailing arm, and a furrow opener is mounted to the trailing arm forward of, and in alignment with, the packer wheel. A bias element exerts a downward bias force forcing the packer wheel downward against the ground. An actuator is operative to move the packer wheel up and down through a range from a lowest vertical position with respect to the furrow opener to a highest vertical position with respect to the furrow opener. A remote control is operative to activate the actuator from the towing vehicle, and a microprocessor is programmed to adjust all furrow openers on the seeding implement by an equal amount when desired.

A trailing arm assembly for a suspension includes at least first and second cast components. The first and second cast components are welded to each other to substantially surround an outer perimeter of an axle member. The first cast component is then welded to one side of the axle member at a first weld and the second cast component is welded to an opposite side of the axle member at a second weld. A bushing tube is then welded to one of the first and second cast components and is subsequently attached to a vehicle frame member. The first weld area comprises a pair of laterally spaced window welds and the second weld area comprises a single window weld.

The invention discloses a jack hydraulic press, which belongs to the technical field of presses, and comprises a machine frame comprised of an upper beam, a lower beam, first and second trailing arms which are connected between the upper beam and the lower beam and longitudinally parallel to each other, a work rest arranged at the first trailing arm and the second trailing arm and corresponding to the space between the upper beam and the lower beam, a jack body arranged on the outer side of the first trailing arm or the second trailing arm, and an under-thrust device arranged at the upper beam and connected with a hydraulic circuit of the jack body. The jack hydraulic press is characterized in that: the upper beam is in a square structure which is closed on four sides and hollow along the up-and-down direction, the inner walls of a pair of wall bodies along the length direction of the upper beam are fixedly provided with a guide rail respectively, two guide rails are parallel to each other, and the under-thrust device is slipperily arranged on the guide rails. The jack hydraulic press has the advantages of saving operational labor, achieving high adaptability and reducing the labor intensity of the operator.

A suspension system for a vehicle may include a torsion beam disposed along width direction of the vehicle and including an attaching portion formed to an end portion thereof, a trailing arm disposed to the attaching portion of the torsion beam and aligned along length direction of the vehicle, wherein one end portion of the trailing arm is coupled to a wheel and the other end portion of the trailing arm is connected to a vehicle body, and a stiffener connecting the attaching portion of the torsion beam and the trailing arm disposed between the stiffener and the attaching portion of the torsion beam.

Provided is a tubular torsion beam for rear suspensions of vehicles, which is produced according to a more durable design capable of improving roll stiffness and roll strength of the tubular torsion beam. The tubular torsion beam is produced by pressure-forming a tubular steel member through hydroforming such that the tubular torsion beam has a cross-section varying along an entire length thereof, with opposite ends having a closed cross-section and mounted to respective trailing arms, a middle portion having a V-shaped open cross-section, and a transitional portion having a varying cross-section and connecting the middle portion to each of the opposite ends. During the process of manufacturing the tubular torsion beam, the opposite ends of the tubular steel member are fed using respective axial punches of a hydroforming machine, so that the opposite ends are thicker than the middle portion.

An axle lift assembly includes a beam slidably coupled with and extending on a longitudinal extent of a vehicle frame. A trailing arm has a first end pivotably coupled with the beam. An axle is rotatably coupled with an intermediate portion of the trailing arm. An air spring is disposed between a second end of the trailing arm and the beam for absorbing an upward force from the axle. A support bracket extends down from the beam proximate the first end of the trailing arm. A pneumatic actuator is disposed between the support bracket and the trailing arm for raising the axle from a deployed position to a retracted position that substantially eliminates the upward force on the air spring from the axle.

An aid to improve a golf participant's golf swing for developing an accurate and powerful golf swing technique. The inventive device includes an arm strap assembly, a trigger assembly, a ratchet assembly and a club clip attachment. The arm strap assembly attaches to the player's trailing arm by adjustable straps. The trigger assembly includes a trigger line of fixed length and connects the arm strap to the ratchet assembly. One purpose of this component is to “trigger” the point at which the ratchet mechanism should release the ratchet line. The ratchet assembly consists of a retracting, spring-loaded release device that remains locked as long as the trigger mechanism is slack. Once the trigger mechanism exceeds a preset pull-force, the ratchet mechanism releases allowing the ratchet line connected between the ratchet assembly and the participant's golf club to extend at the appropriate position in the participant's down swing. In turn, this allows the participant to extend his trailing arm resulting in the generation of maximum force to be imparted to the golf ball at the point of impact.

A rear suspension system for an all-terrain vehicle having a chassis and at least three wheels. Two trailing arms are pivotally connected to a chassis. Each of the trailing arms includes a drive shaft bearing. A CV joint pivot arm is pivotally connected to the chassis. A CV joint housing is connected to the CV joint pivot arm. The CV joint housing includes a CV joint bearing. A CV joint is housed inside the CV joint housing and is supported by the CV joint bearing. A drive shaft extends through the CV joint and rigidly connected to the CV joint. The drive shaft is further supported by each of the drive shaft bearings attached to the trailing arms. A shock absorption system is connected between the drive shaft and the chassis. In a preferred embodiment, a cross bar is connected between the trailing arms for stability. Also, preferably, the rear suspension system includes a sway bar and linear shock absorbers acting in combination to provide optimum suspension.

In a torsion beam suspension including: a pair of left and right trailing arms 1; a torsion beam 2 providing connection between the trailing arms 1; and gussets 3 which are U-shaped in section and substantially triangular in plane view and which are welded to inner side surfaces of connecting portions between the trailing arms 1 and the torsion beam 2, seat surfaces 9 are formed by crushing at left and right opposite end portions of a rear wall 2a of the torsion beam 2, the seat surfaces 9 being offset forward from a general outer surface of the rear wall 2a by an amount e larger than a plate thickness t of the gussets 3, and each gusset 3 includes an inner end edge portion 3d superposed on an intermediate portion in a lateral direction of the seat surface 9, and upper and lower front edge portions 3c, 3c connected by a weld W3 to upper and lower portions of an outer surface of the torsion beam 2. Thus, in the torsion beam, an abrupt increase in torsional rigidity is suppressed in the gusset inner end portion without reducing strength of the torsion beam to alleviate stress concentration, thereby providing a torsion beam suspension having a high durability.

An apparatus and a method are proposed for aligning and fixing a ribbon onto the groove of a solar cell for avoiding undue stress on the ribbon as well as crystal damage of the solar cells by hardening of the ribbon. The apparatus includes a frame, a leading arm, and a trailing arm, the leading and trailing arms being movably mounted on at least one linear guide arranged on said frame. The apparatus further provides for upward and downward movement of the at least one linear guide, and a shear for cutting said ribbon. Both the leading arm and the trailing arm have a gripper for gripping the ribbon. These grippers are provided to apply a predetermined longitudinal tension to the ribbon when the leading and trailing arms are moved relative to one another.

A height control valve for controlling the relative height between a vehicle frame and a trailing arm suspension. The height control valve comprises a housing defining an interior chamber and having an inlet port fluidly connecting to a source of pressurized air. An air spring port is provided in the housing for fluidly connecting to an air spring. Additionally, an exhaust port is provided in the housing for fluidly connecting to the atmosphere. A valve is disposed within the interior chamber and is selectively operable between a fill position, an exhaust position, and a neutral position.

A lift axle suspension system. In a described embodiment, a lift axle suspension system includes: an axle assembly; an air spring connected between the axle assembly and a bracket attached to a vehicle frame; a trailing arm attached to the axle assembly; and a lift air spring. The lift air spring is connected between the bracket and the trailing arm, so that the axle assembly is lifted when the lift air spring is extended.