Device and method for adjusting a base of a spring element for a vehicle
AssigneeVibracoustic SE
InventorDieter Bulling
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InventorDieter Bulling
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A device for adjusting a foot point of a vehicle spring element includes a first wall element for connecting to a vehicle, a second wall element spaced from the first wall element and connecting to the spring element, and a chamber disposed between the first wall element and the second wall element for changing the distance between the first wall element and the second wall element by changing a volume of the chamber, the chamber having an incompressible fluid and the first and/or second wall element including a passage opening for the incompressible fluid to the chamber. In embodiments, the passage opening is fluidly connectable to a supply/discharge device for the incompressible fluid, and the chamber has a chamber wall with a third wall element extending from the first wall element to the second wall element, the mass of which is constant when the volume of the chamber is changed.
A device for adjusting a foot point of a spring element for a vehicle, the device comprising a first wall element configured for connection to a vehicle, a second wall element spaced from the first wall element and configured for connection to the spring element, and a chamber disposed between the first wall element and the second wall element and configured for changing the distance between the first wall element and the second wall element by changing a volume of the chamber, wherein the chamber comprises an incompressible fluid and the first and/or second wall element comprises a passage opening for the incompressible fluid to the chamber, the passage opening being fluidly communicably connectable to an input/output device for the incompressible fluid for changing the volume of the chamber, and wherein the chamber has a chamber wall with at least one third wall element extending from the first wall element to the second wall element, the mass of the third wall element being constant when the volume of the chamber is changed.
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