NASA NTRS ยท 19950065600
Self-Regulating Shock Absorber
Abstract
Mechanical shock absorber keeps frictional damping force within tolerable limit. Its damping force does not increase with coefficient of friction between energy-absorbing components; rather, frictional damping force varies only slightly. Relatively insensitive to manufacturing variations and environmental conditions altering friction. Does not exhibit high breakaway friction and consequent sharp increase followed by sharp decrease in damping force at beginning of stroking. Damping force in absorber does not vary appreciably with speed of stroking. In addition, not vulnerable to leakage of hydraulic fluid.
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Wesselski, Clarence J.. 1995-09-01. Self-Regulating Shock Absorber. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065600
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