Abstract: An electrical device has at least one electrical power component, a housing including a plurality of housing parts, and a spring element arranged to provide a mechanical and thermal contact of the at least one electrical power component with the housing. The housing parts including a lower housing part which is formed as a metal cover moveable within a predetermined range and the spring element presses the at least one power component in an interior of the housing against the metal cover.

Abstract: A torsional vibration damper in which the hub ring and the flyring are interconnected through vulcanized-in basic resilient elements as well as resilient units made of rubber that are uniformly distributed around the circumference. These consist of columnar first and second resilient elements which at their outer surfaces merge into one another and at their inner surfaces are spaced from one another. The second resilient elements are precompressed by the first resilient elements and, when the torsional vibration damper is not rotating, are spaced at their outer surfaces from the inner surface of the flyring. At a desired speed of rotation, they are caused by centrifugal force to bear immovably on the inner surface of the flyring. This mechanical connection places their spring action in parallel with the spring action of the basic resilient elements.