US2013302569A1PendingUtilityA1
Vibration dampening material and uses for same
Est. expiryAug 27, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a material adapted to reduce vibration and, more specifically, to a material adapted to dissipate and evenly distribute transmitted vibrations. The material is particularly suited for impact and/or heavy load vibration resistance.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed:
1 . A vibration-reducing material comprising:
a foam material layer comprising a plurality of projecting sections made of substantially rigid foam material and areas of predetermined weakness located within the foam layer between the projections to allow the vibration-reducing material to flex along such areas of predetermined weakness and wherein the areas of predetermined weakness comprise U-shaped cutouts in the foam layer, a high tensile strength material layer that distributes vibration to facilitate vibration dampening, the high tensile strength material layer being generally non-elastic in a direction generally perpendicular to a major material surface thereof; and a continuous elastomeric material layer configured to absorb vibration; wherein the high tensile strength material is located between the foam material layer and elastomeric material layer.
2 . A vibration-reducing material comprising:
a foam material layer comprising a plurality of projecting sections made of substantially rigid foam material and areas of predetermined weakness located within the foam layer between the projections to allow the vibration-reducing material to flex along such areas of predetermined weakness and wherein the areas of predetermined weakness comprise compressed portions of the foam layer, a high tensile strength material layer that distributes vibration to facilitate vibration dampening, the high tensile strength material layer being generally non-elastic in a direction generally perpendicular to a major material surface thereof; and a continuous elastomeric material layer configured to absorb vibration; wherein the high tensile strength material is located between the foam material layer and elastomeric material layer.
3 . A vibration-reducing material comprising:
a foam material layer comprising a plurality of projecting sections made of substantially rigid foam material and areas of predetermined weakness located within the foam layer between the projections to allow the vibration-reducing material to flex along such areas of predetermined weakness and wherein the areas of predetermined weakness comprise removed portions of the foam layer, a high tensile strength material layer that distributes vibration to facilitate vibration dampening, the high tensile strength material layer being generally non-elastic in a direction generally perpendicular to a major material surface thereof; and a continuous elastomeric material layer configured to absorb vibration; wherein the high tensile strength material is located between the foam material layer and elastomeric material layer.
4 . A vibration-reducing material comprising:
a foam material layer comprising a plurality of projecting sections made of substantially rigid foam material and areas of predetermined weakness located within the foam layer between the projections to allow the vibration-reducing material to flex along such areas of predetermined weakness and wherein the areas of predetermined weakness comprise parallel U-shaped grooves, a high tensile strength material layer that distributes vibration to facilitate vibration dampening, the high tensile strength material layer being generally non-elastic in a direction generally perpendicular to a major material surface thereof; and a continuous elastomeric material layer configured to absorb vibration; wherein the high tensile strength material is located between the foam material layer and elastomeric material layer.
5 . A vibration-reducing material comprising:
a foam material layer comprising a plurality of projecting sections made of substantially rigid foam material and areas of predetermined weakness located within the foam layer between the projections to allow the vibration-reducing material to flex along such areas of predetermined weakness and the foam material layer further comprising a plurality of vertical slits formed therein, a high tensile strength material layer that distributes vibration to facilitate vibration dampening, the high tensile strength material layer being generally non-elastic in a direction generally perpendicular to a major material surface thereof; and a continuous elastomeric material layer configured to absorb vibration; wherein the high tensile strength material is located between the foam material layer and elastomeric material layer.
6 . A vibration-reducing material comprising:
a foam material layer comprising a plurality of projecting sections made of substantially rigid foam material and areas of predetermined weakness located within the foam layer between the projections to allow the vibration-reducing material to flex along such areas of predetermined weakness, the areas of predetermined weakness comprising grooves that form polygon shapes; a high tensile strength material layer that distributes vibration to facilitate vibration dampening, the high tensile strength material layer being generally non-elastic in a direction generally perpendicular to a major material surface thereof; and a continuous elastomeric material layer configured to absorb vibration; wherein the high tensile strength material is located between the foam material layer and elastomeric material layer.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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