Patents by Inventor Sebastian BOES
Sebastian BOES has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 12146545Abstract: A damper system for damping vibrations of an assembly unit of a vehicle comprises one or more main vibration dampers and one or more acoustic bushings. The respective main vibration damper is tuned to vibrations from a lower frequency range. The respective acoustic bushing is tuned to vibrations from a higher frequency range which lies above and does not overlap with the lower frequency range.Type: GrantFiled: April 14, 2023Date of Patent: November 19, 2024Assignee: Sumitomo Riko Company LimitedInventors: Dennis Leip, Sebastian Bös
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Publication number: 20240286680Abstract: A vibration damper is disclosed which comprises a base portion for fixing to a vibration source. At least one spring portion is provided which is held on the base portion via at least one bracket. A damper mass is provided for absorbing vibration energy from the vibration source, and which has at least one continuous opening through which the spring portion extends.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 14, 2024Publication date: August 29, 2024Inventors: Dennis LEIP, Sebastian BOES
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Publication number: 20230340950Abstract: A damper system for damping vibrations of an assembly unit of a vehicle comprises one or more main vibration dampers and one or more acoustic bushings. The respective main vibration damper is tuned to vibrations from a lower frequency range. The respective acoustic bushing is tuned to vibrations from a higher frequency range which lies above and does not overlap with the lower frequency range.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 14, 2023Publication date: October 26, 2023Applicant: Sumitomo Riko Company LimitedInventors: Dennis Leip, Sebastian Bös
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Patent number: 11434974Abstract: A vibration absorber for absorbing a vibration of a vibrating component is provided and includes: a spring system and an absorber mass arranged on the spring system. The spring system includes: a first spring element with a first core, and a second spring element with a second core. The first spring element is arranged on the second spring element such that the second core borders the first core, and the vibration absorber can be fastened using a fixing element to the vibrating component in which the vibration is to be absorbed. Furthermore, a method of producing the vibration absorber is further provided.Type: GrantFiled: July 20, 2020Date of Patent: September 6, 2022Assignee: Sumitomo Riko Company LimitedInventors: Jörg Ditzel, Sebastian Bös
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Patent number: 11073188Abstract: An oscillation damper is provided and includes: a holder for mounting the oscillation damper on an object to be damped; a damping mass; and a coupling device designed to mount the damping mass on the holder. The coupling device includes: a damping mass mounting element rigidly connectable to the damping mass; a holder mounting element rigidly connectable to the holder; and a spring element resiliently mechanically coupling the damping mass mounting element to the holder mounting element. A method for manufacturing an oscillation damper is further provided.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 2019Date of Patent: July 27, 2021Assignee: Sumitomo Riko Company LimitedInventors: Henning Reußwig, Jörg Ditzel, Sebastian Bös, Christian Freund
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Publication number: 20210025475Abstract: A vibration absorber for absorbing a vibration of a vibrating component is provided and includes: a spring system and an absorber mass arranged on the spring system. The spring system includes: a first spring element with a first core, and a second spring element with a second core. The first spring element is arranged on the second spring element such that the second core borders the first core, and the vibration absorber can be fastened using a fixing element to the vibrating component in which the vibration is to be absorbed. Furthermore, a method of producing the vibration absorber is further provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2020Publication date: January 28, 2021Applicant: Sumitomo Riko Company LimitedInventors: Jörg DITZEL, Sebastian BÖS
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Publication number: 20200018372Abstract: An oscillation damper is provided and includes: a holder for mounting the oscillation damper on an object to be damped; a damping mass; and a coupling device designed to mount the damping mass on the holder. The coupling device includes: a damping mass mounting element rigidly connectable to the damping mass; a holder mounting element rigidly connectable to the holder; and a spring element resiliently mechanically coupling the damping mass mounting element to the holder mounting element. A method for manufacturing an oscillation damper is further provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 8, 2019Publication date: January 16, 2020Applicant: Sumitomo Riko Company LimitedInventors: Henning REUßWIG, Jörg DITZEL, Sebastian BÖS, Christian FREUND
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Patent number: 10145442Abstract: A vibration absorber (1) with radially acting hydraulic damping has a bearing core (2). A bearing cage (4) radially surrounding the bearing core (2) and an elastomer body (18) resiliently connects the bearing core (2) and the bearing cage (4). An outer sleeve (24) radially surrounds the elastomer body (18) for connection to an absorber mass (40). At least two working chambers (28) to be filled with a damping fluid are formed in the elastomer body (18). The working chambers (28) are connected fluidically to one another by means of a dimensionally stable fluid duct (26).Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2017Date of Patent: December 4, 2018Assignee: Anvis Deutschland GmbHInventors: Joerg Ditzel, Sebastian Boes
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Publication number: 20170227084Abstract: A vibration absorber (1) with radially acting hydraulic damping has a bearing core (2). A bearing cage (4) radially surrounding the bearing core (2) and an elastomer body (18) resiliently connects the bearing core (2) and the bearing cage (4). An outer sleeve (24) radially surrounds the elastomer body (18) for connection to an absorber mass (40). At least two working chambers (28) to be filled with a damping fluid are formed in the elastomer body (18). The working chambers (28) are connected fluidically to one another by means of a dimensionally stable fluid duct (26).Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2017Publication date: August 10, 2017Inventors: Joerg Ditzel, Sebastian Boes
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Patent number: 9200691Abstract: For an elastic coupling member for a three (or more) point connection of a vibration absorber mass, like a gas generator for an airbag, to a motor vehicle part exposed to vibrations or oscillations, like a steering wheel structure, comprising a sleeve-shaped spring body firmly connectable to the vibration absorber mass and the motor vehicle part and having an axial direction, it is provided that the spring body has a different shape in its first radial sectional plane, in particular a vertical radial sectional plane, compared to a second, in particular horizontal radial section plane circumferentially offset from the first one.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 2011Date of Patent: December 1, 2015Assignee: Anvis Deutschland GmbHInventors: Sebastian Boes, Joerg Ditzel
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Elastic coupling device, damping arrangement and method for manufacturing the elastic coupling piece
Patent number: 9188185Abstract: An elastic coupling device for elastically connecting a damping mass like a gas generator to a motor vehicle part exposed to oscillations and/or vibrations, in particular an airbag module, in one embodiment comprising a rigid support ring facing the vehicle, at least one fixation piece like a rivet head, the fixation piece facing the damping mass and being made of a rigid material, and a spring body coupling the support ring and the fixation piece. The support ring and/or the fixation piece, respectively made of a plastic material, as well as the spring body, which may be made of an elastomer material, may be produced in a single manufacturing step by means of a two-component process, in particular by two-component injection molding.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 2012Date of Patent: November 17, 2015Assignee: Anvis Deutschland GmbHInventors: Sebastian Boes, Joerg Ditzel -
ELASTIC COUPLING DEVICE, DAMPING ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE ELASTIC COUPLING PIECE
Publication number: 20120306119Abstract: An elastic coupling device for elastically connecting a damping mass like a gas generator to a motor vehicle part exposed to oscillations and/or vibrations, in particular an airbag module, in one embodiment comprising a rigid support ring facing the vehicle, at least one fixation piece like a rivet head, the fixation piece facing the damping mass and being made of a rigid material, and a spring body coupling the support ring and the fixation piece. The support ring and/or the fixation piece, respectively made of a plastic material, as well as the spring body, which may be made of an elastomer material, may be produced in a single manufacturing step by means of a two-component process, in particular by two-component injection moulding.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 29, 2012Publication date: December 6, 2012Applicant: ANVIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBHInventors: Sebastian BOES, Joerg DITZEL -
Publication number: 20120067681Abstract: For an elastic coupling member for a three (or more) point connection of a vibration absorber mass, like a gas generator for an airbag, to a motor vehicle part exposed to vibrations or oscillations, like a steering wheel structure, comprising a sleeve-shaped spring body firmly connectable to the vibration absorber mass and the motor vehicle part and having an axial direction, it is provided that the spring body has a different shape in its first radial sectional plane, in particular a vertical radial sectional plane, compared to a second, in particular horizontal radial section plane circumferentially offset from the first one.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2011Publication date: March 22, 2012Applicant: ANVIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBHInventors: Sebastian BOES, Joerg DITZEL