Machine Frames TRIZ Cases

An elastic body with convex portions abuts a displacement regulating member to control movement without adding rigid flanges, lowering manufacturing costs.

A spring and damper system uses a progressive element to adjust stiffness dynamically.

Distally narrowing bosses on the shipping strap allow tool-free installation and removal while maintaining isolator mechanisms within elastic limits.

Vertical separation of the exhaust tail pipe and discharge port insulates sound while a baffle plate guides cooling air to prevent heat damage.

A transport apparatus uses a damping assembly with an arm and shock absorber to isolate sensitive equipment from mechanical vibration.

Hydraulic cylinders pivot the mounting frame on base legs, resolving the contradiction between universal size accommodation and operational complexity.

An integrated stiffening element distributes mechanical loads across connection points, reducing manufacturing complexity while maintaining structural strength.

A leveling shoe uses a central screw fastening perpendicular to the spindle for canting-free attachment.

A composite frame system combines aluminum extrusions with steel reinforcement bars to create a strong and cost-effective structure.

A camera isolator uses a universal joint and dampener to pivot the top plate relative to the bottom plate.

A stake with a pivotable bulb gripper secures decorative lights manually.

Laser-precision templates define reference points before construction, resolving dimensional accuracy issues caused by manual on-site measurements.

An active vibration isolation support system uses an inclined coil end surface to increase winding density within a fixed axial dimension.

A universal electric motor mount uses a rotational coupling and latch to secure the motor foot plate in multiple orientations.

A slider mechanism accommodates roll deformation by adjusting shaft alignment, reducing component wear and system downtime.

A mounting system uses joint members with three rotational degrees of freedom to accommodate radial expansion and contraction of a rotatable machine.

A tractor stabilizer piston uses a threaded mechanism and retaining clip for precise length adjustment.

Separating the support member via a carrier element allows vulcanization only on the carrier, increasing cavity yield and reducing pre-treatment time.

A connecting bracket positions a power distribution unit atop an electric motor to maintain the original engine footprint.

Integrating the outer ring into a single molded rubber component eliminates complex pre-installation procedures while maintaining effective fluid containment.

A cast mounting tower integrates upper portions and crosswise ribs into a one-piece structure to support engines and generators.