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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 8051995 | Energy dissipation device for a car body of a multi-member rail vehicle An energy dissipation device (1) is provided for a car body of a multi-element vehicle in particular a rail vehicle, the energy dissipation device (1) having a damping unit (10) having a regeneratively implemented damping element (11) for... | 11/08/2011 |
| 4775059 | Support construction for a pivotal joint To avoid, after excessive shocks in the underframe in the forestructure and at the coupling of a traction/thrust pivoted joint or device of a vehicle, deformations of a central buffer coupling at the underframe of the vehicle is proposed. Arranged between... | 10/04/1988 |
| 4576294 | Vehicle coupler device having means for taking excess impacts In a rail vehicle with anticlimb equipment, the occurring normal shocks are absorbed by draw and buffer devices which are provided in tandem with the central buffer couplers. To take up excessive impacts, an excess-impact safety effective through deformat... | 03/18/1986 |
| 4078837 | Energy absorbing bumper An energy absorbing bumper for attachment to vehicles, such as automobiles, is disclosed. The energy absorbing bumper includes a low density foamed plastic having a semi-rigid cellular structure, so that upon impact greater than a pre-determined minimum i... | 03/14/1978 |
| 3968862 | Kinetic energy absorbing value assembly An energy absorption unit wherein a piston is movably mounted in a compressible solid chamber, the piston including first and second passages, the compressible solid material to be conducted only through said first passages during low energy damping level... | 07/13/1976 |
