Vehicle Axle Suspension, And Vehicle Comprising Such Vehicle Axle Suspension
AssigneeVDL Weweler B.V.
InventorDerk Geert Aalderink
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AssigneeVDL Weweler B.V.
InventorDerk Geert Aalderink
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The invention relates to a vehicle axle suspension comprising:—a tubular axle body (3) having a longitudinal axis;—resilient suspension arms (5) which extend in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle on both sides of the vehicle, and which cross the axle body substantially perpendicular, each suspension arm having a curved portion (9) with a concave underside forming an axle recess in which the axle body is received, and each suspension arm being hingedly connectable at the front, viewed in the direction of travel of the vehicle, to a bearing bracket arranged on the vehicle chassis;—two intermediate members (13), each intermediate member being positioned in said axle recess between the axle body and the curved portion of one of the respective suspension arms, wherein each intermediate member has a concave underside which matches with the outer contour of the tubular axle body;—a pneumatic spring for each suspension arm which is operational between the respective suspension arm and the vehicle chassis;—a clamping assembly (17, 18, 19) associated with each suspension arm, wherein the axle body, the respective intermediate member and the suspension arm are retained solely by the clamping assembly.
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A vehicle axle suspension for a vehicle chassis, comprising:
A vehicle axle suspension of a vehicle, comprising:
A resilient suspension arm for a vehicle axle suspension of a vehicle, the suspension arm extending in use in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle and comprising an axle seating portion, at which an axle can be arranged, wherein the suspension arm has at the axle seating portion at either lateral side an engagement surface, providing a support surface for lateral portions of a clamping body that in use extends over an upper side of the suspension arm.
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