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US 12,320,382 B2Granted
Damping element having bayonet closure
AssigneeNidec Gpm GmbH
InventorsMichael Vippach, Maik Büttner
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AssigneeNidec Gpm GmbH
InventorsMichael Vippach, Maik Büttner
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A damping element (1) has grooves (5) on its circumferential surface in the manner of a bayonet closure. The grooves (5) are open towards an end face (2, 3) of the damping element (1), wherein the grooves (5) or at least first portions (8) of the grooves (5) open towards the end face (2, 3) of the damping element (1) run substantially in the longitudinal direction of the damping element (1). Moreover, the grooves (5) have narrow points (10). Projections (11) in a recess (13) in a first body (12) can engage in the grooves (5) in order to secure the damping element (1) in the first body (12). By means of the bayonet closure, the damping element (1) can be fastened to the first body (12) and separated therefrom again with little effort. A fastening element (23) can fasten the damping element (1) to a second body in order to fasten the first (12) and the second bodies to one another in a vibration-damped manner.
A damping element in combination with a first body, wherein the damping element engages with a recess in the first body and which has, on a circumferential surface, a groove which at a first end is open towards a first end face of the damping element, so that a projection in the recess of the first body runs in the groove along a longitudinal axis of the groove, and wherein the groove is closed at a second end, wherein the groove has a narrow point such that the projection, when it runs in the groove the projection is fixable between the narrow point and the closed second end in a circumferential direction of the groove in a section of the groove, wherein the damping element is annular, a sleeve is arranged in a hole of the annular damping element, and a fastening element with a head and a chin is arranged in the sleeve such that the head is on a side of a second end face of the damping element opposite the first end face, wherein the sleeve does not span the entire hole and has a radially outwardly extending protrusion at one end face of the damping element so that the damping element is compressible between the protrusion and the chin.
A device comprising a first body and an annular damping element which is insertable into a recess of the first body, wherein the recess of the first body has a groove which at a first end is open towards a first end face of the first body, and wherein the damping element has, on a circumferential surface, a projection which runs in the groove along a longitudinal axis of the groove when the damping element engages in the recess of the first body, wherein the groove is closed at a second end, and wherein the groove has a narrow point such that the projection, when it runs in the groove, the projection is fixable between the narrow point and the closed second end in a circumferential direction of the groove wherein the damping element is annular, a sleeve is arranged in a hole of the annular damping element, and a fastening element with a head and a chin is arranged in the sleeve such that the head is on a side of a second end face of the damping element opposite the first end face, wherein the sleeve does not span the entire hole and has a radially outwardly extending protrusion at one end face of the damping element so that the damping element can be compressed between the protrusion and the chin.
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