Abstract: A fluid-sealed vibration isolating device comprises primary and secondary damping-fluid chambers, a fluid-flow restrictive plate or diaphragm for dividing the primary damping-fluid chamber into first and second main chambers and being responsive to an amplitude of input vibration for restricting a flow of damping fluid between the first and second main chambers when the amplitude of input vibration is greater than a predetermined amplitude, the secondary damping-fluid chamber including first and second sub-chambers, and first, second and third orifice passageways for defining respective flow restrictive passages between the first main chamber and the first sub-chamber, between the second main chamber and the first sub-chamber, and between the second main chamber and the second sub-chamber.

Abstract: A structure of a vibration-proof rubber bushing with a high loss factor and high durability is disclosed which comprises a) a metallic outer envelope; b) a viscous fluid preferably of a liquid such as silicone oil filled in the outer envelope; c) a first elastic member; and d) a metallic inner envelope fitted into an inner portion of the outer envelope via the first elastic member.

Abstract: A fluid-filled power unit mount device consists of a mount rubber securely interposed between two base plates. A partition plate is securely connected to one of the base plate so as to define fluid and auxiliary chambers on the opposite sides thereof. The partition plate is formed with an orifice to provide fluid communication between the fluid and auxiliary chambers, and provided with two parallely arranged movable mechanisms each having a movable member. The movable member is movable under small amplitude high frequency vibration causing booming noise, but restrained from its movement under large amplitude low frequency vibration, thereby effectively damping even vibration which is slightly higher in frequency than the booming noise generating high frequency vibration.

Abstract: A fluid-containing power unit mounting device capable of effectively damping vibration in a wide range of frequency is shown. The damping function of the device is accomplished by a mounting rubber forming an internal fluid-containing chamber between a power unit and a chassis, a partition plate dividing the chamber and including a plurality of valve mechansims in series and an orifice communicating between both sides of the chamber.