Vibracoustic Nantes Sas

Ludovic Chauvet

Franck Trimoreau

Florian Payen

Julien Hervé

Vincent Le Corre

Frédéric Gentet

Alexandre Rault

The invention relates to a bracket for supporting an electric motor on a chassis of a vehicle. The bracket includes a first half shell defining a first half space and a second half shell defining a second half space. In embodiments, the first half shell and the second half shell are made from a plastic material, which may in particular comprise a polymer material. In embodiments, the first half shell and the second half shell are fixed to each other, such as by welding, such that the first half shell and the second half shell define a cavity within the bracket that includes the first half space and the second half space.

Bracket for supporting an electric motor and method for manufacturing such a bracket

A partition member of an anti-vibration hydraulic mount includes a first channel and a second channel between the working chamber and the compensating chamber. The partition member includes a membrane secured in a receiving cavity. The membrane divides the receiving cavity into two sub-spaces separated fluidically from each other. The membrane comprises a closing device configured to have an open configuration, in which the closing device is spaced apart from the central opening, and a closed configuration, in which the closing device abuts against the central opening to close the central passageway.

Switchable anti-vibration hydraulic mount and separation element

A separation element is configured to separate a working chamber from a compensation chamber of a hydraulic anti-vibration module for mounting an engine on a vehicle body. The separation element includes a first duct extending between a first mouth and a second mouth. In embodiments, the first mouth is provided in a first face of the separation element and is configured to be fluidically connected to the working chamber, and the second mouth is provided in a second face of the separation element and is configured to be fluidically connected to the compensation chamber. In embodiments, the first mouth includes a plurality of openings.

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Mauves sur Loire, France

Ludovic Chauvet