序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
41 Energy-absorbing device for the end of rail vehicles US10159168 2002-05-30 US20020178967A1 2002-12-05 Andreas Heinisch; Eckart Jade; Frank Rieneck
An energy-absorbing device for the end of rail vehicles is provided. In order in particular to reduce the cost of adaptation and matching between vehicle manufacturers and suppliers of the energy-absorbing device and the couplings (3) and the design and/or quality risks, the energy-absorbing device exhibits a base frame (1) which carries all the proposed elements for energy absorption in the end area and which is fastened as a compact preassembled module to the sub-frame (9) entirely in the defined interface area.
42 Central buffer coupling for rail vehicles US455485 1983-01-04 US4485931A 1984-12-04 Hilmar Forster; Ernst Vahldiek; Dildar Arbab
A buffer coupling for rail vehicles comprises a first coupling part which has a receiving shoulder adjacent its end with a first cylindrical portion spaced from the end of said first coupling part of increased diameter from said shoulder and forming a rib in a second cylindrical portion of smaller diameter than the rib forming a cylindrical slide surface over which a sleeve is slidable. The sleeve is urged away from the rib by a spring so that it projects outwardly from the second cylindrical portion of smaller diameter so that it may engage over respective legs of a forked end of the second coupling part which engages with the first coupling part so that the shoulder of the first part fits within the legs of the second coupling part. The sleeve is urged by the spring to engage over the outer cylindrical surface of the second coupling part. The leg portions of the forked end of the second part have openings which align vertically with an opening of the shoulder of the first part and a vertical bolt extends through the aligned openings and pivotlly interconnects the two coupling parts. A cam is engaged on the bolt and is rotatable and has surfaces engagable with the sleeve to urge it in a direction against the biasing of the spring to a position in which this sleeve no longer overlies the bifurcated end of the second coupling part and permits pivotal movement of the two coupling parts.
43 Rail car coupler for tractors US56025266 1966-06-24 US3388928A 1968-06-18 POKER JOHN M; BARBEE GAIL G; LAWRENCE DEAN M; ORLAND ROBERT J
44 Car coupler US5421060 1960-09-06 US3088601A 1963-05-07 METZGER WILLIAM J
45 Railway car connector US58076356 1956-04-26 US2908402A 1959-10-13 KAYLER FRANK H
46 Coupler draft key retainer US45151054 1954-08-23 US2840245A 1958-06-24 PACKARD ELON E
47 Rotary coupler US22803051 1951-05-24 US2727635A 1955-12-20 BLATTNER EMIL H
48 Retractable coupler for locomotive structures US56937444 1944-12-22 US2439762A 1948-04-13 TRAVILLA JR JAMES C; KRAUTHEIM WILLIAM C
49 Pilot door latch and operating means US54094944 1944-06-19 US2430901A 1947-11-18 WOLFE HARRY H
50 Locomotive coupler US52676244 1944-03-16 US2400584A 1946-05-21 WOLFE HARRY H
51 Car coupler US44463842 1942-05-27 US2386476A 1945-10-09 KINNE EDMUND P; KAYLER FRANK H
52 Coupler mounting US39980041 1941-06-26 US2329285A 1943-09-14 METZGER WILLIAM J
53 Locomotive coupling device US26765239 1939-04-13 US2244002A 1941-06-03 DILWORTH RICHARD M
54 Cushioning mechanism US32781440 1940-04-04 US2208338A 1940-07-16 ROLFE MUNRO GEORGE; HUBERT ROY NEREUS
55 Draft-gear-coupler structure US20877838 1938-05-19 US2176721A 1939-10-17 REID CHARLES L
56 Locomotive pilot coupler US5259235 1935-12-02 US2104846A 1938-01-11 BOWER JEROME G
57 Draft rigging US67307433 1933-05-26 US2032353A 1936-03-03 COUCH GLENN F
58 Coupler on pilot beams US20543027 1927-07-13 US1921382A 1933-08-08 COUCH GLENN F
59 Railway draft US1648340D US1648340A 1927-11-08
60 Draft and buffing mechanism US31727919 1919-08-13 US1369224A 1921-02-22 DAVIS DONALD C
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