Air spring anti-vibration mount BILZ Vibration Technology

The Air Spring Insulator BiAir consists of a cast steel or aluminum housing, within which the air space is contained by thin-walled flexible and pressure-resistant rolling membrane. A piston sits on top of the membrane and is pressed into the air space. This design allows a highly-effective isolation of vibration. In order to simultaneously achieve a high degree of damping, the air space is divided into two chambers connected with an air tube. (load/damping volume) A choke valve can be used to adjust from outside the cross-section of air flowing into the connecting tube from outside according to the degree of damping required. The friction on the flow of air caused by the choke valve can create a damping effect of up to 20%. Damage to the rolling membrane caused by overpressure is prevented by additional safety valves. Air springs are available for greater maximal loads and lower natural frequency. Level control provides an important contribution toward the optimal function of an air spring system. If a change in load likely occurs on equipment mounted with an air spring system, such that compression of one of the springs or an inclination of the equipment will result, a leveling system might be the only solution available. The change in air pressure in the air spring insulators adjusts the height of the individual elements (BiAir or FAEBI). By quickly pressurizing or de-pressurizing the springs, the proper level can be maintained despite variations in the position of the load.

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