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US 10,871,198 B2Granted
Isolation mount
AssigneeBombardier Inc.
InventorsAlexis Caron-L'Ecuyer, Andre Brodeur
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Abstract
An isolation mount connecting a panel to a structure includes a housing disposable on the structure, a fastener receiver with a panel-facing surface, and a damper connecting the housing to the fastener receiver. The panel-facing surface of the fastener receiver defines a static coefficient of friction between the panel-facing surface and the panel discouraging rotation of panel-facing surface around a longitudinal axis.
Claims16
An isolation mount connecting a panel to a structure, comprising:
- a housing disposable on the structure;
- a fastener receiver comprising a panel-facing surface;
- and
- a damper connecting the housing to the fastener receiver;
- the panel-facing surface of the fastener receiver defining a static coefficient of friction between the panel-facing surface and the panel discouraging rotation of panel-facing surface around a longitudinal axis, wherein a layer of material disposed on the fastener receiver defines the panel-facing surface, and wherein the static coefficient of friction between the panel-facing surface and the panel is greater than or equal to 1.5.
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A vehicle, comprising:
- a structure;
- a panel;
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- a plurality of isolation mounts connecting the panel to the structure, wherein each isolation mount comprises:
- a housing disposed on the structure;
- a fastener receiver comprising a panel-facing surface;
- and
- a damper connecting the housing to the fastener receiver;
- the panel-facing surface of the fastener receiver defining a static coefficient of friction between the panel-facing surface and the panel discouraging rotation of the panel-facing surface around a longitudinal axis, wherein a layer of material disposed on the fastener receiver defines the panel-facing surface, and wherein the static coefficient of friction between the panel-facing surface and the panel is greater than or equal to 1.5.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.