DANIEL MARTIN MCDONOUGH
Engineering in Telford, PA
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Pennsylvania ET010787
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Telford, PA 18969
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500 Mcdonough St, Scranton, PA 18505
450 Peters Way, Phoenixville, PA 19460
7445 Blue Ridge Trl, Wapwallopen, PA 18660
9 Colonial Dr, Mountain Top, PA 18707
2083 E Atlantic St, Philadelphia, PA 19134
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Dual Stage Variable Load Energy Absorber For Vehicle Seating
Dual Stage Variable Load Energy Absorber For Vehicle Seating
US Patent:
8162374, Apr 24, 2012
Filed:
Mar 11, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/401708
Inventors:
Alan Cantor - Ivyland PA, US
Michael Markushewski - Huntingdon Valley PA, US
Gary R. Whitman - Jamison PA, US
Daniel McDonough - Telford PA, US
Larry A. Sicher - Quakertown PA, US
Louis A. D'Aulerio - Horsham PA, US
Donald K. Eisentraut - Kintnersville PA, US
Michael Markushewski - Huntingdon Valley PA, US
Gary R. Whitman - Jamison PA, US
Daniel McDonough - Telford PA, US
Larry A. Sicher - Quakertown PA, US
Louis A. D'Aulerio - Horsham PA, US
Donald K. Eisentraut - Kintnersville PA, US
Assignee:
ARCCA, Incorporated - Penns Park PA
International Classification:
B60N 2/427
US Classification:
296 681, 296 6502, 29721617
Abstract:
A vehicle safety seat system includes a seat, and a frame and support surface that are movable with respect to each other between rest and attenuated positions, wherein the frame and support surface are respectively a first and second distance apart. A biasing mechanism biases the frame and support surface to the rest position between blast and slam down phases. A damper coupled between the frame and support surface has blast and rebound recovery resistance settings. The blast resistance setting is set to a predetermined value based on a weight of a seat occupant. The damper, during the blast phase, resists motion between the frame and support surface toward the attenuated position based upon the blast resistance setting, and after the blast phase and prior to the slam down phase, resists motion between the frame and support surface toward the rest position based upon the rebound recovery resistance setting.
Dual Stage Variable Load Energy Absorber For Vehicle Seating
Dual Stage Variable Load Energy Absorber For Vehicle Seating
US Patent:
8439420, May 14, 2013
Filed:
Mar 11, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/721915
Inventors:
Alan Cantor - Ivyland PA, US
Michael Markushewski - Huntington Valley PA, US
Gary R. Whitman - Jamison PA, US
Daniel McDonough - Telford PA, US
Larry A. Sicher - Quakertown PA, US
Louis A. D'Aulerio - Horsham PA, US
Donald K. Eisentraut - Kintnersville PA, US
Tim Keon - Chalfont PA, US
Michael Markushewski - Huntington Valley PA, US
Gary R. Whitman - Jamison PA, US
Daniel McDonough - Telford PA, US
Larry A. Sicher - Quakertown PA, US
Louis A. D'Aulerio - Horsham PA, US
Donald K. Eisentraut - Kintnersville PA, US
Tim Keon - Chalfont PA, US
Assignee:
ARCCA Incorporated - Penns Park PA
International Classification:
B60N 2/427
US Classification:
296 681, 29721617
Abstract:
A vehicle safety seat system includes a seat, and a frame and support surface that are movable with respect to each other between rest and attenuated positions, wherein the frame and support surface are respectively a first and second distance apart. A biasing mechanism biases the frame and support surface to the rest position between blast and slam down phases. A damper coupled between the frame and support surface has blast and rebound recovery resistance settings. The blast resistance setting is set to a predetermined value based on a weight of a seat occupant. The damper, during the blast phase, resists motion between the frame and support surface toward the attenuated position based upon the blast resistance setting, and after the blast phase and prior to the slam down phase, resists motion between the frame and support surface toward the rest position based upon the rebound recovery resistance setting.