Step-shaped support surfaces restrain cone spring reversal under axial overload, preserving friction torque, durability, and installation detectability.
Seat-supported elastic members with protruding portions prevent direct spring contact, reducing wear while preserving damper durability.
A variable-flow pump and flywheel let a hydraulic press use smaller motors, cut idle energy waste, and keep extraction possible during outages.
Resin retainers and dual coil springs cut parts, save space, and reduce switching noise in a torsional vibration damper.
Viscous damping adhesive and selectable damping units enable precise stepwise resistance with long-term stability and no thermal fatigue.
Multiple kinematic subassemblies let concentric rings absorb large axial and radial vibrations while protected return elements maintain equilibrium.
A curved flexible pipe strut absorbs landing shock through elastic deformation, cutting landing gear weight and simplifying maintenance.
A single weld at the free radial end joins two half-shells to improve axial stress resistance, sealing, and damper service life.
Interlayer slip in pretensioned concentric coils dissipates vibration through friction, preserving stiffness across varied excitation conditions.
Curved and S-shaped landing gear frames with a damper absorb high-speed landing shocks, reduce bounce, and limit energy transfer to the fuselage.
A movable frame and adjusting component vary elastic length in real time to sustain camera vibration damping and reduce spring fatigue.
A detachable output hub and disc spring let a dual-mass flywheel accommodate angular offsets while maintaining clutch engagement and torque transfer.
Cooling channels, grooves, and segmented elastomer sections improve heat dissipation in dual-shear crankshaft dampers for hotter engine operation.
Conical centering surfaces keep coil springs aligned in a clutch torsional damper, cutting friction and wear while improving rigidity.
Controlled gear clutch slip mitigates driveline vibrations without sacrificing fuel economy, transmission efficiency, or drivability.
Selective one-way friction engages only during critical torque phases, improving drivetrain damping while reducing unnecessary stress and energy loss.
Spring recesses also receive drive lugs, boosting torsion damper friction torque without weakening the rotating element or adding extra holes.