Patent Publication Number: US-11378151-B2

Title: Vibration-damping device

Description:
TECHNICAL FIELD 
     This application is a National Stage of International Application No. PCT/JP2018/037960 filed Oct. 11, 2018, claiming priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2017-197633, filed on Oct. 11, 2017, Japanese Patent Application No. 2017-215411 and Japanese Patent Application No. 2017-215412, filed on Nov. 8, 2017, and Japanese Patent Application No. 2018-113064 and Japanese Patent Application No. 2018-113163, on Jun. 13, 2018, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. 
     The present invention relates to a vibration-damping device that is applied to, for example, automobiles, industrial machines, or the like, and absorbs and damps vibrations of vibration generating parts, such as engines. 
     BACKGROUND ART 
     In the related art, for example, a vibration-damping device described in the following Patent Document 1 is known. The vibration-damping device includes a tubular first attachment member that is coupled to any one of a vibration generating part and a vibration receiving part, a second attachment member that is coupled to the other thereof, an elastic body that couples the first attachment member and the second attachment member to each other, and a partition member that partitions a liquid chamber within the first attachment member into a main liquid chamber having the elastic body in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and an auxiliary liquid chamber. 
     The partition member includes a membrane that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber, an intermediate chamber that is located opposite to the main liquid chamber side with the membrane therebetween and has the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, a first orifice passage that allows the main liquid chamber and the intermediate chamber to communicate with each other, and a second orifice passage that allows the intermediate chamber and the auxiliary liquid chamber to communicate with each other. 
     CITATION LIST 
     Patent Documents 
     [Patent Document 1]
     Japanese Unexamined Patent Application, First Publication No. 2007-85523   

     SUMMARY OF INVENTION 
     Technical Problem 
     However, in the related-art vibration-damping device, a damping force generated when a bound load for causing a liquid to flow from the main liquid chamber toward the auxiliary liquid chamber side is input and a damping force generated when a rebound load for causing the liquid to flow from the auxiliary liquid chamber toward the main liquid chamber side is input cannot be made different from each other. 
     The invention has been made in view of the aforementioned circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a vibration-damping device capable of making a damping force generated when a bound load is input and a damping force generated when a rebound load is input different from each other. 
     Solution to Problem 
     In order to solve the above problems, the invention suggests the following means. In a first aspect of the invention, a vibration-damping device a tubular first attachment member that is coupled to any one of a vibration generating part and a vibration receiving part, and a second attachment member that is coupled to the other thereof; an elastic body that couples the first attachment member and the second attachment member to each other; and a partition member that partitions a liquid chamber within the first attachment member into a main liquid chamber having the elastic body in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and an auxiliary liquid chamber, and the partition member includes a membrane that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber, a first orifice passage that is configured to allow the main liquid chamber and an opposite liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber side with the membrane therebetween and has the membrane as a portion of a barrier wall thereof, to communicate with each other and in which a flow resistance of a liquid in an opposite liquid chamber-side passage located on the opposite liquid chamber side is different from a flow resistance of the liquid in a main liquid chamber-side passage located on the main liquid chamber side, and a damping force difference increasing part that restrains any one of swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber side and swelling deformation of the membrane toward the opposite liquid chamber and increases a difference between a damping force generated when a bound load is input and a damping force generated when a rebound load is input. 
     Advantageous Effects of Invention 
     According to the invention, the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made different from each other. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS 
         FIG. 1  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a first embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 2  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 1 . 
         FIG. 3  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a second embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 4  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 3 . 
         FIG. 5  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a third embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 6  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 5 . 
         FIG. 7  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a fourth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 8  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 7 . 
         FIG. 9  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a fifth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 10  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 9 . 
         FIG. 11  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a sixth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 12  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 11 . 
         FIG. 13  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a seventh embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 14  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 13 . 
         FIG. 15  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to an eighth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 16  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 15 . 
         FIG. 17  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a ninth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 18  is a longitudinal sectional view showing a modification example of the vibration-damping device related to the ninth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 19  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a tenth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 20  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 19 . 
         FIG. 21  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to an eleventh embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 22  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 21 . 
         FIG. 23  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a twelfth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 24  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 23 . 
         FIG. 25  is a longitudinal sectional view of a vibration-damping device related to a thirteenth embodiment of the invention. 
         FIG. 26  is a schematic view of the vibration-damping device shown in  FIG. 25 . 
     
    
    
     DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS 
     First Embodiment 
     Hereinafter, a vibration-damping device related to a first embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 1 and 2 . As shown in  FIG. 1 , the vibration-damping device  11  includes a tubular first attachment member  111  that is coupled to any one of a vibration generating part and a vibration receiving part, a second attachment member  112  that is coupled to the other thereof, an elastic body  113  that couples the first attachment member  111  and the second attachment member  112  to each other, a partition member  117  that partitions a liquid chamber  114  within the first attachment member  111  into a main liquid chamber  115  and an auxiliary liquid chamber  116  having the elastic body  113  as a portion of a barrier wall. In the example shown, the partition member  117  partitions the liquid chamber  114  in an axial direction along a central axis O of the first attachment member  111 . In a case where the vibration-damping device  11  is used, for example, an engine mount of an automobile, the first attachment member  111  is coupled to a vehicle body serving as the vibration receiving part, and the second attachment member  112  is coupled to an engine serving as the vibration generating part. As a result, the transmission of the vibration of the engine to the vehicle body is suppressed. 
     Hereinafter, the main liquid chamber  115  side in the axial direction with respect to the partition member  117  is referred to as an upper side, and the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side is referred to as a lower side. Additionally, in a plan view of the vibration-damping device  11  as viewed from the axial direction, a direction orthogonal to the central axis O is referred to as a radial direction, and a direction going around the central axis O is referred to as a circumferential direction. 
     The first attachment member  111  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape. A bottom part of the first attachment member  111  is formed in an annular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An inner peripheral surface of a lower part of the first attachment member  111  is covered with a covering rubber formed integrally with the elastic body  113 . The second attachment member  112  is formed in a flat plate shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O. The second attachment member  112  is formed, for example, in a disk shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The second attachment member  112  is disposed above the first attachment member  111 . The external diameter of the second attachment member  112  is equal to the internal diameter of the first attachment member  111 . 
     The elastic body  113  couples an inner peripheral surface of an upper part of the first attachment member  111  and a lower surface of the second attachment member  112  to each other. An upper end opening part of the first attachment member  111  is sealed with the elastic body  113 . The elastic body  113  is vulcanized and bonded to the first attachment member  111  and the second attachment member  112 . The elastic body  113  is formed in a topped tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A top wall part of the elastic body  113  is coupled to the second attachment member  112 , and a lower end part in a peripheral wall part thereof is coupled to the first attachment member  111 . The peripheral wall part of the elastic body  113  gradually extends outward in the radial direction from the upper side to the lower side. 
     A diaphragm ring  118  is liquid-tightly fitted into the lower end part of the first attachment member  111  via the covering rubber. The diaphragm ring  118  is formed in a double tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An outer peripheral part of a diaphragm  119 , which is formed to be elastically deformable with rubber or the like, is vulcanized and bonded to the diaphragm ring  118 . An outer tube portion of the diaphragm ring  118  is fitted into the first attachment member  111 , and an inner tube portion thereof is buried within the diaphragm  119 . The diaphragm  119  is vulcanized and bonded to an inner peripheral surface of the outer tube portion of the diaphragm ring  118 . The diaphragm  119  is deformed to expand and contract with the inflow and outflow of a liquid into the auxiliary liquid chamber  116 . The liquid chamber  114  in which the liquid is enclosed is defined within the first attachment member  111  by the diaphragm  119  and the elastic body  113 . In addition, as the liquid enclosed in the liquid chamber  114 , for example, water, ethylene glycol, or the like can be used. 
     The partition member  117  is formed in a disk shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O and is fitted into the first attachment member  111  via the covering rubber. The liquid chamber  114  within the first attachment member  111  is divided into the main liquid chamber  115  defined by the elastic body  113  and the partition member  117  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  defined by the diaphragm  119  and the partition member  117  by the partition member  117 . 
     The partition member  117  includes a tubular body member  134  that is fitted into the first attachment member  111  via the covering rubber, a membrane  131  that blocks an upper end opening part of the body member  134  and forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  115 , a lower member  133  that blocks a lower end opening part of the body member  134 , an intermediate liquid chamber  135  that is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  115  side with the membrane  131  therebetween and has the membrane  131  as a portion of the barrier wall, an annular fixing member  138  that fixes the membrane  131  to the body member  134 , a first orifice passage  121  that allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other, and a second orifice passage  122  that allows the intermediate liquid chamber  135  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  to communicate with each other. In addition, a liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  115  side with the membrane  131  therebetween and has the membrane in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber. The opposite liquid chamber of the present embodiment and a second embodiment to be described below is the intermediate liquid chamber  135 . 
     The membrane  131  is formed in a disk shape with an elastic material, such as rubber. The membrane  131  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The volume of the membrane  131  is smaller than the volume of the elastic body  113 . The body member  134  includes a body ring  123  that is fitted into the first attachment member  111 , an outer flange part  124  that protrudes inward in the radial direction from an upper end part of the body ring  123 , and an inner flange part  125  that protrudes inward in the radial direction from a lower end part of the outer flange part  24 . The body ring  123 , the outer flange part  124 , and the inner flange part  125  are disposed coaxially with the central axis O. Respective lower surfaces of the outer flange part  124  and the inner flange part  125  are flush with each other. 
     The membrane  131  is fitted into the outer flange part  124 . An outer peripheral edge in a lower surface of the membrane  131  is supported on the inner flange part  125 . The membrane  131  overhangs upward from an upper surface of the outer flange part  124 . An outer peripheral edge in an upper surface of the membrane  131  is supported by a fixing member  138 , and the outer peripheral edge of the membrane  131  is fixed by being sandwiched between the fixing member  138  and the inner flange part  125  in the axial direction. For this reason, the membrane  131  is supported to be elastically deformable in the axial direction with the outer peripheral edge thereof as a fixed end. The fixing member  138  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O, an outer peripheral part of the fixing member  138  is disposed on the upper surface of the outer flange part  124  and an inner peripheral part of the fixing member  138  supports the upper surface of the membrane  131 . 
     A first orifice groove  123   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the body ring  123  of the body member  134 . A radially outer opening of the first orifice groove  123   a  is blocked by the covering rubber. A first communication hole  123   b , which allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the first orifice groove  123   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in an upper surface of the body ring  123 . The first communication hole  123   b  allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the first orifice groove  123   a  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. The first orifice groove  123   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the first communication hole  123   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. 
     The lower member  133  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The lower member  133  is liquid-tightly fitted into the body ring  123  of the body member  134 . A bottom wall part of the lower member  133  forms a barrier wall that partitions the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  in the axial direction. An upper end opening edge of a peripheral wall part of the lower member  133  integrally abuts against respective lower surfaces of the outer flange part  124  and the inner flange part  125  in the body member  134 . An upper surface of the bottom wall part of the lower member  133  is separated downward from the lower surface of the membrane  131 . The aforementioned intermediate liquid chamber  135  is defined by the upper surface of the bottom wall part and an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part in the lower member  133   a  and the lower surface of the membrane  131 . The intermediate liquid chamber  135  and the main liquid chamber  115  are partitioned in the axial direction by the membrane  131 . The internal volume of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  is smaller than the internal volume of the main liquid chamber  115 . 
     A second orifice groove  133   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  133 . A radially outer opening of the second orifice groove  133   a  is blocked by an inner peripheral surface of the body ring  123 . A second communication hole  133   b , which allows the second orifice groove  133   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other, is formed in an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  133 . The second communication hole  133   b  allows the second orifice groove  133   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. The second orifice groove  133   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the second communication hole  133   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. End parts of the second orifice groove  133   a  and the first orifice groove  123   a  on one side in the circumferential direction are disposed at the same circumferential position. 
     The auxiliary liquid chamber  116  is defined by a lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  133  and the diaphragm  119 . A second orifice passage  122 , which allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other, is formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  133 . The second orifice passage  122  allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  16  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. An opening part of the second orifice passage  122  on the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side faces the membrane  131 . The second orifice passage  122  is a through-hole formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  133 , and a plurality of the second orifice passages are formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  133 . All the second orifice passages  122  face the membrane  131  in the axial direction. 
     The aforementioned diaphragm ring  118  is disposed at an outer peripheral edge located radially outside the plurality of second orifice passages  122  on the lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  133 . The diaphragm ring  118  is formed integrally with the lower member  133 . The portion of the diaphragm ring  118  located radially outside the inner tube portion is located radially outside the lower member  133 , and a lower surface of the body ring  123  liquid-tightly abuts against an upper surface of a connection portion between the outer tube portion and the inner tube portion. 
     The channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of each second orifice passage  122  are smaller than the channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of the first orifice passage  121  to be described below, respectively. The channel length of the second orifice passage  122  is smaller than the internal diameter thereof. In addition, the channel length of the second orifice passage  122  may be equal to or greater than the internal diameter. The flow resistance of the liquid in each second orifice passage  122  is smaller than the flow resistance of the liquid in the first orifice passage  121 . 
     Here, a connection hole  121   c , which allows the first orifice groove  123   a  and the second orifice groove  133   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in the inner peripheral surface of the body ring  123 . The connection hole  121   c  allows the first orifice groove  123   a  and the second orifice groove  133   a  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. Also, the first orifice passage  121 , which allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other is constituted of the first orifice groove  123   a  having the radially outer opening blocked by the covering rubber and the second orifice groove  133   a  having a radially outer opening blocked by the inner peripheral surface of the body ring  123 , and the connection hole  121   c . Hereinafter, the portion of the first orifice passage  121 , which is located on the main liquid chamber  115  side and is defined by the first orifice groove  123   a , is referred to as a main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a , and the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located on the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side and is defined by the second orifice groove  133   a , is referred to as an intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . In addition, the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber side with the membrane therebetween and is located on the liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber) having the membrane in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber-side passage. The opposite liquid chamber-side passage of the present embodiment and the second embodiment to be described below is an intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b.    
     Here, the connection hole  121   c  connects an end part of the first orifice groove  123   a  on one side in the circumferential direction and an end part of the second orifice groove  133   a  on one side in the circumferential direction to each other. As a result, a liquid flows from any one of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  through the connection hole  121   c  to the other, and in the process in which the liquid flows through the other, the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the one and the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the other are opposite to each other in the circumferential direction. 
     Also, in the present embodiment, a restraining member  126 , which restrains swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side, is disposed. The restraining member  126  is disposed in the partition member  117 . The restraining member  126  is formed in a columnar shape that is erected upward from the bottom wall part of the lower member  133 . An upper end surface of the restraining member  126  is in abutment against or close to the lower surface of the membrane  131 . In the example shown, the membrane  131  abuts against the upper end surface of the restraining member  126  in a state where an upward pressing force is not applied from the restraining member  126 . In this case, in a case where the lower surface of the membrane  131  is close to the upper end surface of the restraining member  126 , when a rebound load is input, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, and an increase in a damping force can be reliably prevented. The restraining member  126  is in abutment against or close to a central part of the membrane  131  in the radial direction. 
     In addition, the restraining member  126  may be formed, for example, in a tubular shape, may abut against a portion apart from the central part of the membrane  131  in the radial direction, may be formed in a plate shape that, for example, abuts against the entire lower surface of the membrane  131 , or may be appropriately changed without being limited to the above embodiment. The restraining member  126  may be appropriately changed, for example, by being disposed in the first attachment member  111 . For example, the restraining member  126  may be formed integrally with the same material as the membrane  131 . The restraining member  126  may abut against the membrane  131  in a state where the upward pressing force is applied. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . The opening area of the connection hole  121   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . The channel length of the connection hole  121   c  is shorter than the channel length of each of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . In addition, in a longitudinal sectional view of the first orifice passage  121 , the axial length of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is equal to the radial length of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and the axial length of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . In the longitudinal sectional view of the first orifice passage  121 , the radial length of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is shorter than the axial length of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the first communication hole  123   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the first communication hole  123   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the first communication hole  123   b  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a bound load for causing the liquid to flow from the main liquid chamber  115  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  121   c  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  121   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and entering the connection hole  121   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and the connection hole  121   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  121   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  121   c  and entering the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the second communication hole  133   b  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the second communication hole  133   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and entering the second communication hole  133   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, an opening direction in which the first orifice passage  121  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , that is, an opening direction of the second communication hole  133   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  intersects an opening direction in which the second orifice passage  122  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135 . In the example shown, the second communication hole  133   b  opens in the radial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , and the second orifice passage  122  opens in the axial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135 . That is, the opening direction of the second communication hole  133   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  is orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  122  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135 . 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  in the direction orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  122  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  122 , the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121 , and the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  of the first orifice passage  121 . Additionally, in the present embodiment, the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  are passages having a longer channel length than a channel diameter. Here, in the example shown, the channel cross-sectional shape of the first orifice passage  121  is a rectangular shape. In this case, when the channel cross-sectional shape is substituted with a circular shape having the same channel cross-sectional area, the channel diameter can be represented by the diameter of the circular shape. 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  11  related to the present embodiment, the restraining member  126  that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side is provided. Thus, when the bound load for causing the liquid to flow from the main liquid chamber  115  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side is input and a positive pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  115 , the membrane  131  is restrained from swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side. Therefore, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  115  is not relieved, and a high damping force can be generated. On the other hand, when the rebound load for causing the liquid to flow from the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side is input to the vibration-damping device  11 , the restraining member  126  does not restrain the deformation of the membrane  131 , and the membrane  131  is smoothly swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, and thereby, an increase in the damping force is suppressed. That is, the restraining member  126  of the present embodiment is a damping force difference increasing part that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  135  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  135  side and that increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Moreover, since the partition member  117  includes the intermediate liquid chamber  135  having the membrane  131  in a portion of the barrier wall, when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber  135  through the first orifice passage  121 , the membrane  131  is elastically deformed so as to swell toward the main liquid chamber  115  side. Hence, the flow speed of the liquid is reduced until the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the second orifice passage  122 , and a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  in the first orifice passage  121  that allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . Thus, when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  through the first orifice passage  121 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side flows through the first orifice passage  121  toward the main liquid chamber  115 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. 
     Moreover, even if the main liquid chamber  115  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, the membrane  131  is smoothly swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, and thereby, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  115  can be suppressed. Therefore, the occurrence of cavitation can also be suppressed. Additionally, these respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and the membrane  131  constitutes portions of the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  115  and intermediate liquid chamber  135 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  115  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Additionally, since the opening direction in which the first orifice passage  121  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  intersects the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  122  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , it is possible to suppress that the liquid from the main liquid chamber  115  side that has flowed into the intermediate liquid chamber  135  goes straight toward the second orifice passage  122 , and this liquid can be diffused within the intermediate liquid chamber  135 . As a result, the flow speed of the liquid is reliably reduced until the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the second orifice passage  122 . 
     Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  122 , it is possible to increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  flows into the second orifice passage  122 , and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. Additionally, since the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  of the first orifice passage  121  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the main liquid chamber  115  side that flows into this portion can be much more reliably increased. 
     Second Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device related to a second embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 3 and 4 . In addition, in the second embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described first embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     A diaphragm ring  128  is formed in a topped tubular shape having an annular top wall part and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A tubular body, which protrudes downward and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O, is formed on the top wall part of the diaphragm ring  128 . An outer peripheral part of the diaphragm  119  is vulcanized and bonded to an inner surface of the diaphragm ring  128 . The tubular body of the diaphragm ring  128  is buried within the diaphragm  119 . 
     An upper surface of the top wall part of a diaphragm ring  128  liquid-tightly abuts against a lower surface of the body ring  123  of the partition member  117 . The outer flange part  124  of the partition member  117  protrudes upward from an inner peripheral edge in the upper surface of the body ring  123 . Respective inner peripheral surfaces the outer flange part  124  and the body ring  123  are flush with each other. The upper end opening edge of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  133  abuts against the lower surface of the inner flange part  125  of the body member  134 . 
     Also, in the present embodiment, a restraining member  127 , which restrains swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, is disposed. The restraining member  127  is formed in a plate shape, and an outer peripheral edge thereof is disposed on an inner peripheral part of the fixing member  138 . A plurality of through-holes, which penetrate in the axial direction, are formed in the entire restraining member  127 . An entire upper surface of the membrane  131  is in abutment against or close to the lower surface of the restraining member  127 . In the example shown, the membrane  131  abuts against the lower surface of the restraining member  127  in a state where a downward pressing force is not applied from the restraining member  127 . In addition, the restraining member  127  may be formed, for example, a columnar shape or a tubular shape that is in abutment against or close to a portion of the upper surface of the membrane  131  or may be appropriately changed without being limited to the above embodiment. The restraining member  127  may be appropriately changed, for example, by being disposed in the first attachment member  111 . 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . Additionally, the opening area of the connection hole  121   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . In addition, in a longitudinal sectional view of the first orifice passage  121 , the axial length of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is longer than the radial length of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and is equal to the axial length of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . In the longitudinal sectional view of the first orifice passage  121 , the radial length of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is longer than the axial length of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and the second communication hole  133   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the second communication hole  133   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the second communication hole  133   b  and entering the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a rebound load for causing the liquid to flow from the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  121   c  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  121   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and entering the connection hole  121   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the connection hole  121   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  121   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  121   c  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the first communication hole  123   b  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the first communication hole  123   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and entering the first communication hole  123   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  12  related to the present embodiment, the restraining member  127  that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side is provided. Thus, when the rebound load is input and the negative pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  115 , the membrane  131  is restrained from swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  115  side. Therefore, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  115  is not relieved, and a high damping force can be generated. On the other hand, when the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  12 , the restraining member  127  does not restrain the deformation of the membrane  131 , and the membrane  131  is smoothly swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side, and thereby, an increase in the damping force is suppressed. That is, the restraining member  127  of the present embodiment is a damping force difference increasing part that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  135  side and that increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Moreover, since the partition member  117  includes the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , the liquid collides against a front surface on which the second orifice passage  122  opens out of wall surfaces that define the auxiliary liquid chamber  116 . As a result, the flow speed of the liquid is reduced until the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  flows into the first orifice passage  121 , and a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  in the first orifice passage  121  that allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121  after flowing into the intermediate liquid chamber  135  through the second orifice passage  122 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows through the first orifice passage  121  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  116 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Additionally, these respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the membrane  131  constitutes portions of both the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  115  and intermediate liquid chamber  135 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  115  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121 , it is possible to reliably increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b , and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. Additionally, since the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side that flows into this portion can be much more reliably increased. 
     The vibration-damping devices  11  and  12  related to the first and second embodiments described above include the tubular first attachment member  111  that is coupled to any one of the vibration generating part and the vibration receiving part, the second attachment member  112  that is coupled to the other thereof, the elastic body  113  that couples the first attachment member  111  and the second attachment member  112  to each other, and the partition member  117  that partitions the liquid chamber within the first attachment member  111  into the main liquid chamber  115  having the elastic body  113  in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and the auxiliary liquid chamber  116 , and the partition member  117  includes the membrane  131  that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  115 , the first orifice passage  121  that allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the opposite liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  115  side with the membrane  131  therebetween and has the membrane  131  in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, to communicate with each other and in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the opposite liquid chamber-side passage located on the opposite liquid chamber side is different from the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  located on the main liquid chamber  115  side, and the damping force difference increasing part that restrains any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the opposite liquid chamber and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     As a result, since the vibration-damping device  11  or  12  includes the damping force difference increasing part, any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the opposite liquid chamber can be restrained, and the difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. 
     Here, the partition member  117  may further include the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , which is the opposite liquid chamber, and the second orifice passage  122  that allows the intermediate liquid chamber  135  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  to communicate with each other, and the damping force difference increasing part may include the restraining member  126  or  127  that restrains any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side or the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side. 
     In this case, in a case where the restraining member  126  restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side is provided, when the bound load for causing the liquid to flow from the main liquid chamber  115  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side is input to the vibration-damping device  11  and a positive pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  115 , the membrane  131  is restrained from swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side. Therefore, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  115  is not relieved, and a high damping force can be generated. In this case, when the rebound load for causing the liquid to flow from the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side is input to the vibration-damping device  11 , the restraining member  126  does not restrain the deformation of the membrane  131 , and the membrane  131  is smoothly swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, and thereby, an increase in the damping force is suppressed. Moreover, since the partition member  117  includes the intermediate liquid chamber  135  having the membrane  131  in a portion of the barrier wall, when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber  135  through the first orifice passage  121 , the membrane  131  is elastically deformed so as to swell toward the main liquid chamber  115  side. Hence, the flow speed of the liquid is reduced until the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the second orifice passage  122 , and a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     On the other hand, in a case where the restraining member  127  restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, when the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  12  and the negative pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  115 , the membrane  131  is restrained from being swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  115  side. Therefore, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  115  is not relieved, and a high damping force can be generated. In this case, when the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  12 , the restraining member  127  does not restrain the deformation of the membrane  131 , and the membrane  131  is smoothly swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side, and thereby, an increase in the damping force is suppressed. Moreover, since the partition member  117  includes the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , the liquid collides against a front surface on which the second orifice passage  122  opens out of wall surfaces that define the auxiliary liquid chamber  116 . As a result, the flow speed of the liquid is reduced until the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  flows into the first orifice passage  121 , and a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input. 
     Here, the restraining member  126  may restrain the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side, and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  in the first orifice passage  121  may be higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  located on the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side as the opposite liquid chamber-side passage. 
     In this case, the flow resistance of the liquid in the portion (hereinafter the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a ) located on the main liquid chamber  115  side in the first orifice passage  121  that allows the main liquid chamber  115  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135  to communicate with each other is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the portion (hereinafter the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b ) located on the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side. Thus, when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  through the first orifice passage  121 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side flows through the first orifice passage  121  toward the main liquid chamber  115 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed. Moreover, since the restraining member  126  restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  side, as mentioned above, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. Moreover, even if the main liquid chamber  115  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, the membrane  131  is smoothly swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, and thereby, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  115  can be suppressed. Therefore, the occurrence of cavitation can also be suppressed. Additionally, these respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  and the membrane  131  constitutes portions of both the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  115  and the intermediate liquid chamber  135 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  115  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Here, the opening direction in which the first orifice passage  121  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  may intersect the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  122  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135 . 
     In this case, it is possible to suppress that the liquid from the main liquid chamber  115  side that has flowed into the intermediate liquid chamber  135  goes straight toward the second orifice passage  122 , and this liquid can be diffused within the intermediate liquid chamber  135 . As a result, the flow speed of the liquid is much more reliably reduced until the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows into the second orifice passage  122 . 
     Here, the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  in the direction orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  122  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  may be larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  122 . 
     In this case, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  122 , it is possible to increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  flows into the second orifice passage  122 , and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Here, the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  of the first orifice passage  121  may be a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter. 
     In this case, since the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  of the first orifice passage  121  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the main liquid chamber  115  side that flows through the passage  121   a  can be much more reliably increased. 
     Here, the restraining member  127  may restrain the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, and the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  located on the intermediate liquid chamber  116  side in the first orifice passage  121  may be higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a.    
     In this case, the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121  after flowing into the intermediate liquid chamber  135  through the second orifice passage  122 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  115  flows through the first orifice passage  121  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  116 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. Moreover, since the restraining member  127  restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  131  toward the main liquid chamber  115  side, as mentioned above, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. Additionally, these respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  121   a  and the membrane  131  constitutes portions of both the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  115  and intermediate liquid chamber  135 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  115  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Here, the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  in the direction orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  122  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  135  may be larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  in the first orifice passage  121 . 
     In this case, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121 , it is possible to reliably increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  135  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121 , and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Here, the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121  may be a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter. 
     In this case, since the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  121   b  of the first orifice passage  121  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  side that flows through the passage  121   b  can be much more reliably increased. 
     In addition, the technical scope of the invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various changes can be made without departing the spirit of the invention. 
     For example, in the above embodiment, the first orifice passage  121  extends in the circumferential direction, and the second orifice passage  122  extends in the axial direction. However, the invention is not limited to this. Additionally, in the above embodiments, the compression type vibration-damping devices  11  and  12  in which the positive pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  115  as the support load acts have been described. However, it is also applicable to a hanging-type vibration-damping device that is attached such that the main liquid chamber  115  is located on the lower side in a vertical direction and the auxiliary liquid chamber  116  is located on the upper side in the vertical direction and the negative pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  115  as the support load acts. Additionally, the vibration-damping device  11  related to the invention is not limited to an engine mount of a vehicle and is also applicable to those other than the engine mount. For example, the vibration-damping device is also applicable to mounts of power generators loaded on construction machines or is also applicable to mounts of machines installed in factories or the like. 
     In addition, it is possible to appropriately substitute the constituent elements in the above-described embodiments with well-known constituent elements without departing from the spirit of the invention. Additionally, the above-described modification examples may be combined appropriately. 
     Third Embodiment 
     Hereinafter, a vibration-damping device  21  related to a third embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 5 and 6 . As shown in  FIG. 5 , the vibration-damping device  21  includes a tubular first attachment member  211  that is coupled to any one of a vibration generating part and a vibration receiving part, a second attachment member  212  that is coupled to the other thereof, an elastic body  213  that couples the first attachment member  211  and the second attachment member  212  to each other, a partition member  217  that partitions a liquid chamber  214  within the first attachment member  211  into a main liquid chamber  215  and an auxiliary liquid chamber  216  having the elastic body  213  as a portion of a barrier wall. In the example shown, the partition member  217  partitions the liquid chamber  214  in an axial direction along a central axis O of the first attachment member  211 . In a case where the vibration-damping device  21  is used, for example, an engine mount of an automobile, the first attachment member  211  is coupled to a vehicle body serving as the vibration receiving part, and the second attachment member  212  is coupled to an engine serving as the vibration generating part. As a result, the transmission of the vibration of the engine to the vehicle body is suppressed. In addition, the first attachment member  211  may be coupled to the vibration generating part, and the second attachment member  212  may be coupled to the vibration receiving part. 
     Hereinafter, the main liquid chamber  215  side in the axial direction with respect to the partition member  217  is referred to as an upper side, and the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  side is referred to as a lower side. Additionally, in a plan view of the vibration-damping device  21  as viewed from the axial direction, a direction intersecting the central axis O is referred to as a radial direction, and a direction going around the central axis O is referred to as a circumferential direction. 
     The first attachment member  211  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape. A bottom part of the first attachment member  211  is formed in an annular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An inner peripheral surface of a lower part of the first attachment member  211  is covered with a covering rubber formed integrally with the elastic body  213 . The second attachment member  212  is formed in a flat plate shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O. The second attachment member  212  is formed, for example, in a disk shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The second attachment member  212  is disposed above the first attachment member  211 . The external diameter of the second attachment member  212  is equal to the internal diameter of the first attachment member  211 . 
     The elastic body  213  couples an inner peripheral surface of an upper part of the first attachment member  211  and a lower surface of the second attachment member  212  to each other. An upper end opening part of the first attachment member  211  is sealed with the elastic body  213 . The elastic body  213  is vulcanized and bonded to the first attachment member  211  and the second attachment member  212 . The elastic body  213  is formed in a topped tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A top wall part of the elastic body  213  is coupled to the second attachment member  212 , and a lower end part in a peripheral wall part thereof is coupled to the first attachment member  211 . The peripheral wall part of the elastic body  213  gradually extends outward in the radial direction from the upper side to the lower side. 
     A diaphragm ring  218  is liquid-tightly fitted into the lower end part of the first attachment member  211  via the covering rubber. The diaphragm ring  218  is formed in a double tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An outer peripheral part of a diaphragm  219 , which is formed to be elastically deformable with rubber or the like, is vulcanized and bonded to the diaphragm ring  218 . An outer peripheral part of the diaphragm  219  is vulcanized and bonded to an inner peripheral surface of an outer tube portion and an outer peripheral surface of an inner tube portion in the diaphragm ring  218 . The diaphragm  219  is deformed to expand and contract with the inflow and outflow of a liquid into the auxiliary liquid chamber  216 . The liquid chamber  214  in which the liquid is enclosed is defined within the first attachment member  211  by the diaphragm  219  and the elastic body  213 . In addition, as the liquid enclosed in the liquid chamber  214 , for example, water, ethylene glycol, or the like can be used. 
     The partition member  217  is formed in a disk shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O and is fitted into the first attachment member  211  via the covering rubber. The liquid chamber  214  within the first attachment member  211  is divided into the main liquid chamber  215  defined by the elastic body  213  and the partition member  217  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  defined by the diaphragm  219  and the partition member  217  by the partition member  217 . 
     The partition member  217  includes a tubular body member  234  that is fitted into the first attachment member  211  via the covering rubber, a membrane  231  that blocks an upper end opening part of the body member  234  and forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  215 , a lower member  233  that blocks a lower end opening part of the body member  234 , an intermediate liquid chamber  235  that is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  215  side with the membrane  231  therebetween and has the membrane  231  as a portion of the barrier wall, an annular sandwiching member  239  that fixes the membrane  231  to the body member  234 , a first orifice passage  221  that allows the main liquid chamber  215  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  to communicate with each other, and a second orifice passage  222  that allows the intermediate liquid chamber  235  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  to communicate with each other. In addition, a liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber side with the membrane therebetween and has the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber. The opposite liquid chamber of the present embodiment and a fourth embodiment to be described below is the intermediate liquid chamber  235 . 
     The membrane  231  is formed in a disk shape with an elastic material, such as rubber. The membrane  231  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The volume of the membrane  231  is smaller than the volume of the elastic body  213 . The membrane  231  includes a disk-shaped body part  231   b , and an outer peripheral edge  231   a  that is formed to be thinner than the body part  231   b , protrudes outward in the radial direction from a lower part of the body part  231   b , and continuously extends over the entire circumference. Locking projections, which protrude toward both sides in the axial direction, are formed on an outer end part of the outer peripheral edge  231   a  in the radial direction. 
     The body member  234  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A first orifice groove  223   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the body member  234 . A radially outer opening of the first orifice groove  223   a  is blocked by the covering rubber. A first communication hole  223   b , which allows the main liquid chamber  215  and the first orifice groove  223   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in an upper surface of the body member  234 . The first communication hole  223   b  allows the main liquid chamber  215  and the first orifice groove  223   a  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. The first orifice groove  223   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the first communication hole  223   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. 
     The sandwiching member  239  sandwiches the outer peripheral edge  231   a  of the membrane  231  from both directions of the main liquid chamber  215  side and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side. The sandwiching member  239  includes a first sandwiching part  225  that supports a lower surface of the membrane  231 , and a second sandwiching part  238  that supports an upper surface of the membrane  231 . The first sandwiching part  225  and the second sandwiching part  238  are formed in an annular shape, respectively, and are disposed coaxially with the central axis O. As the outer peripheral edge  231   a  of the membrane  231  is sandwiched and fixed by the first sandwiching part  225  and the second sandwiching part  238  in the axial direction, the membrane  231  is supported to be elastically deformable in the axial direction with the outer peripheral edge  231   a  thereof as a fixed end. 
     The first sandwiching part  225  is coupled to the body member  234  via an outer flange part  224 . The outer flange part  224  is formed integrally with the body member  234  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from an upper end part of the body member  234 . The outer flange part  224  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The first sandwiching part  225  is formed integrally with the outer flange part  224  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from the outer flange part  224 . Respective lower surfaces of the first sandwiching part  225  and the outer flange part  224  are flush with each other. An upper surface of the first sandwiching part  225  is located below an upper surface of the outer flange part  224 . A lower annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in the upper surface of the first sandwiching part  225 . 
     An outer peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238  is disposed on the upper surface of the outer flange part  224  and the inner peripheral part thereof supports the upper surface of the membrane  231 . An upper annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in a lower surface of an inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238 . The upper annular groove faces a lower annular groove of the first sandwiching part  225  in the axial direction. The locking projections of the outer peripheral edge  231   a  of the membrane  231  are separately locked to the upper annular groove and the lower annular groove. 
     Here, the portion of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231  located above the outer peripheral edge  231   a  is inserted into the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238 . A radial gap is provided between an outer peripheral surface (hereinafter, referred to as the outer peripheral surface  231   c  of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231 ) of the portion of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231  located above the outer peripheral edge  231   a , and an inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238 . The inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238  and the outer peripheral surface  231   c  of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231  extend in the axial direction, respectively. The inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238  and the outer peripheral surface  231   c  of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231  are substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238  and the outer peripheral surface  231   c  of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231  may be inclined with respect to each other. 
     The lower member  233  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The lower member  233  is liquid-tightly fitted into the body member  234 . A bottom wall part of the lower member  233  forms a barrier wall that partitions the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  in the axial direction. An upper end opening edge of a peripheral wall part of the lower member  233  integrally abuts against respective lower surfaces of the first sandwiching part  225  and the outer flange part  224 . An upper surface of the bottom wall part of the lower member  233  is separated downward from the lower surface of the membrane  231 . The aforementioned intermediate liquid chamber  235  is defined by the upper surface of the bottom wall part and an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part in the lower member  233   a  and the lower surface of the membrane  231 . The intermediate liquid chamber  235  and the main liquid chamber  215  are partitioned in the axial direction by the membrane  231 . The internal volume of the intermediate liquid chamber  235  is smaller than the internal volume of the main liquid chamber  215 . 
     A second orifice groove  233   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  233 . A radially outer opening of the second orifice groove  233   a  is blocked by an inner peripheral surface of the body member  234 . A second communication hole  233   b , which allows the second orifice groove  233   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  to communicate with each other, is formed in an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  233 . The second communication hole  233   b  allows the second orifice groove  233   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. The second orifice groove  233   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the second communication hole  233   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. End parts of the second orifice groove  233   a  and the first orifice groove  223   a  on one side in the circumferential direction are disposed at the same circumferential position. 
     The auxiliary liquid chamber  216  is defined by a lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  233  and the diaphragm  219 . A second orifice passage  222 , which allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  to communicate with each other, is formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  233 . The second orifice passage  222  allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. An opening part of the second orifice passage  222  on the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side faces the membrane  31 . The second orifice passage  222  is a through-hole formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  233 , and a plurality of the second orifice passages are formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  233 . At least some of the second orifice passages  222  face the membrane  31  in the axial direction. 
     A restriction projection  226 , which restricts excessively large swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side, is disposed the upper surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  233 . The restriction projection  226  is formed integrally with the lower member  233 . The restriction projection  226  is formed in a tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. In addition, the restriction projection  226  may be formed in a solid form or may not be disposed coaxially with the central axis O. 
     The aforementioned diaphragm ring  218  is disposed at an outer peripheral edge located radially outside the plurality of second orifice passages  222  on the lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  233 . The diaphragm ring  218  is formed integrally with the lower member  233 . The portion of the diaphragm ring  218  located radially outside the inner tube portion is located radially outside the lower member  233 , and a lower surface of the body member  234  liquid-tightly abuts against an upper surface of a connection portion between the outer tube portion and the inner tube portion. 
     The channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of each second orifice passage  222  are smaller than the channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of the first orifice passage  221  to be described below, respectively. The channel length of the second orifice passage  222  is smaller than the internal diameter thereof. In addition, the channel length of the second orifice passage  222  may be equal to or greater than the internal diameter. The flow resistance of the liquid in each second orifice passage  222  is smaller than the flow resistance of the liquid in the first orifice passage  221 . 
     Here, a connection hole  221   c , which allows the first orifice groove  223   a  and the second orifice groove  233   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in the inner peripheral surface of the body member  234 . The connection hole  221   c  allows the first orifice groove  223   a  and the second orifice groove  233   a  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. Also, the first orifice passage  221 , which allows the main liquid chamber  215  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  to communicate with each other, is constituted of the first orifice groove  223   a  having the radially outer opening blocked by the covering rubber, the second orifice groove  233   a  having a radially outer opening blocked by the inner peripheral surface of the body member  234 , and the connection hole  221   c . Hereinafter, the portion of the first orifice passage  221 , which is located on the main liquid chamber  215  side and is defined by the first orifice groove  223   a , is referred to as a main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , and the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located on the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side and is defined by the second orifice groove  233   a , is referred to as an intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b . In addition, the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber side with the membrane therebetween and is located on the liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber) having the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber-side passage. The opposite liquid chamber-side passage of the present embodiment and the fourth embodiment to be described below is the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b.    
     Here, the connection hole  221   c  connects an end part of the first orifice groove  223   a  on one side in the circumferential direction and an end part of the second orifice groove  233   a  on one side in the circumferential direction to each other. As a result, the liquid flows from any one of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  through the connection hole  221   c  into the other, and in the process in which the liquid flows through the other side, the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the one and the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the other are opposite to each other in the circumferential direction. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b . The opening area of the connection hole  221   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a . The channel length of the connection hole  221   c  is shorter than the channel length of each of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the first communication hole  223   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the first communication hole  223   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the first communication hole  223   b  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a bound load for causing the liquid to flow from the main liquid chamber  215  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  221   c  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  221   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and entering the connection hole  221   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  and the connection hole  221   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  221   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  221   c  and entering the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the second communication hole  233   b  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the second communication hole  233   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  and entering the second communication hole  233   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, an opening direction in which the first orifice passage  221  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235 , that is, an opening direction of the second communication hole  233   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  intersects an opening direction in which the second orifice passage  222  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235 . In the example shown, the second communication hole  233   b  opens in the radial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235 , and the second orifice passage  222  opens in the axial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235 . That is, the opening direction of the second communication hole  233   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  is orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  222  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235 . 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  235  in the direction orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  222  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  222 , the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  of the first orifice passage  221 , and the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  of the first orifice passage  221 . Additionally, in the present embodiment, the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  are passages having a longer channel length than a channel diameter. Here, in the example shown, the channel cross-sectional shape of the first orifice passage  221  is a rectangular shape. In this case, when the channel cross-sectional shape is substituted with a circular shape having the same channel cross-sectional area, the channel diameter can be represented by the diameter of the circular shape. 
     Here, in the present embodiment, the intermediate liquid chamber  235  is located on the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is low out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  221 . Also, in the present embodiment, an uneven swelling part  223  is formed that makes the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  231 . The uneven swelling part  223  is curved so as to project toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side. The uneven swelling part  223  is integrally formed over the entire body part  231   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  231   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  239 , in the membrane  231 . In addition, the uneven swelling part  223  is not limited to the aforementioned curved shape and may be appropriately changed, for example, by making the sizes of grooves formed in the upper and lower surfaces of the membrane  231  different from each other. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  225 , which supports the membrane  231  from the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side, protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  238  that supports the membrane  231  from the main liquid chamber  215  side. The portion of the first sandwiching part  225  located radially inside the second sandwiching part  238  supports an outer peripheral part in a lower surface of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231 . The upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 , which abuts against the membrane  231 , is gradually inclined downward so as to be separated from the main liquid chamber  215  inward in the radial direction. In the example shown, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225  is formed in a curved surface shape that projects toward the main liquid chamber  215  side. In addition, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225  may be a flat surface that extends in the direction orthogonal to the central axis O. 
     The lower surface of the membrane  231  abuts against the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 . The uneven swelling part  223  of the membrane  231  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  225 . Respective axial positions of a lower end part in a lower surface of the uneven swelling part  223  and a lower surface of the first sandwiching part  225  are the same as each other. The lower surface of the membrane  231  is in non-contact with an inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  225 . The membrane  231  abuts against the entire upper surface of the first sandwiching part  225 , and the entire lower surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238 . In addition, the lower surface of the membrane  231  may be spaced apart upward from the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 . The uneven swelling part  223  of the membrane  231  may be located above the inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  225 . The lower surface of the membrane  231  may be brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  225 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  21  related to the present embodiment, the uneven swelling part  223  is formed in the membrane  231 . Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side is larger than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  21 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  231  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  215  side by the uneven swelling part  223 . On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  21 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side when the rebound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. That is, the uneven swelling part  223  of the present embodiment is a damping force difference increasing part that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  235  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  235  side and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a . Thus, when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  215  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  side flows through the first orifice passage  221  toward the main liquid chamber  215 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. 
     Moreover, even if the main liquid chamber  215  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, the membrane  231  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  215  side by the uneven swelling part  223 , and thereby, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  can be suppressed. Therefore, the occurrence of cavitation can also be suppressed. Additionally, the aforementioned respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  are different from each other and the membrane  231  has the uneven swelling part  223  and constitutes portions of both the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  215  and intermediate liquid chamber  235 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  215  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  223  is curved so as to project toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side, a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  231  can be easily and reliably realized. Additionally, the uneven swelling part  223  is integrally formed over the entire body part  231   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  231   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  239 , in the membrane  231 . Thus, it is possible to largely swell and deform the membrane  231  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. Additionally, since the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  of the first orifice passage  221  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the main liquid chamber  215  side that flows into this portion can be increased, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  225 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  238 , supports the membrane  231  from the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side is smaller than that toward the main liquid chamber  215  side. That is, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  21 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  225 , the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  21 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side when the rebound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  238  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  225 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Additionally, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 , which abuts against the membrane  231 , is gradually inclined so as to be separated from the main liquid chamber  215  inward in the radial direction. Thus, when the bound load is input and when the membrane  231  is swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side, the membrane can easily come into surface contact with the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 , the generation of abnormal noise can be suppressed, and the durability of the membrane  231  can be secured. Additionally, the membrane  231  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 . Thus, when the bound load is input, it is possible to inhibit the membrane  231  from colliding against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 , and the generation of abnormal noise can be reliably suppressed. Additionally, the membrane  231  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  225 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the radial gap is provided between the outer peripheral surface  231   c  of the body part  231   b  of the membrane  231  and the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, when the rebound load is input, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  231  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side, and the damping force to be generated can be reliably suppressed to be low. Additionally, when the membrane  231  tends to be excessively largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  215  side at the time of the input of the rebound load, the outer peripheral surface  231   c  of the body part  231   b  can be made to abut against the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  238 , and a large load can be prevented from being applied to the connection portion between the outer peripheral edge  231   a  and the body part  231   b  in the membrane  231 . 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  223  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  225 , a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized. 
     Additionally, since the opening direction in which the first orifice passage  221  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  intersects the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  222  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235 , it is possible to suppress that the liquid from the main liquid chamber  215  side that has flowed into the intermediate liquid chamber  235  goes straight toward the second orifice passage  222 , and this liquid can be diffused within the intermediate liquid chamber  235 . As a result, the flow speed of the liquid can be reliably reduced until the liquid of the main liquid chamber  215  flows into the second orifice passage  222 , and a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  235  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  222 , it is possible to increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  235  flows into the second orifice passage  222 , and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Fourth Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  22  related to a fourth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 7 and 8 . In addition, in the fourth embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described third embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     A diaphragm ring  228  protrudes outward in the radial direction from a lower end part of the lower member  233 , and the lower surface of the body member  234  liquid-tightly abuts against an upper surface of the diaphragm ring  228 . The diaphragm ring  228  is formed integrally with the lower member  233 . The outer flange part  224  protrudes upward from an inner peripheral edge in the upper surface of the body member  234 . Respective inner peripheral surfaces the outer flange part  224  and the body member  234  are flush with each other. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a . Additionally, the opening area of the connection hole  221   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  and the second communication hole  233   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the second communication hole  233   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the second communication hole  233   b  and entering the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a rebound load for causing the liquid to flow from the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  221   c  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  221   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  and entering the connection hole  221   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the connection hole  221   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  221   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  221   c  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the first communication hole  223   b  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the first communication hole  223   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and entering the first communication hole  223   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Here, in the present embodiment, the main liquid chamber  215  is located on the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is low out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  221 . Also, in the present embodiment, an uneven swelling part  236  is formed so as to make the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  237 . In the example shown, the uneven swelling part  236  is curved so as to project toward the main liquid chamber  215  side. The membrane  237  includes a disk-shaped body part  237   b , and an outer peripheral edge  237   a  that is formed to be thinner than the body part  237   b , protrudes outward in the radial direction from an upper part of the body part  237   b , and continuously extends over the entire circumference. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  227 , which protrudes long inward in the radial direction, out of the first sandwiching part  227  and the second sandwiching part  229  supports the upper surface of the membrane  237 , and the second sandwiching part  229  supports the lower surface of the membrane  237 . 
     The second sandwiching part  229  is formed integrally with the outer flange part  224  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from the outer flange part  224 . An upper end opening edge of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  233  abuts against a lower surface of the second sandwiching part  229 . An upper surface of the second sandwiching part  229  is located below the upper surface of the outer flange part  224 . In addition, a lower annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in the upper surface of the second sandwiching part  229 . 
     Here, the portion of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237  located below the outer peripheral edge  237   a  is inserted into the second sandwiching part  229 . A radial gap is provided between an outer peripheral surface (hereinafter, referred to as the outer peripheral surface  237   c  of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237 ) of the portion of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237  located below the outer peripheral edge  237   a , and an inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  229 . The inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  229  and the outer peripheral surface  237   c  of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237  extend in the axial direction, respectively. The inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  229  and the outer peripheral surface  237   c  of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237  are substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  238  and the outer peripheral surface  237   c  of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237  may be inclined with respect to each other. 
     An outer peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  227  is disposed on the upper surface of the outer flange part  224  and the inner peripheral part thereof supports the upper surface of the membrane  237 . An upper annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in a lower surface of an inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  227 . The upper annular groove faces a lower annular groove of the second sandwiching part  229  in the axial direction. The locking projections of the outer peripheral edge  237   a  of the membrane  237  are separately locked to the upper annular groove and the lower annular groove. 
     The portion of the first sandwiching part  227  located radially inside the second sandwiching part  229  supports an outer peripheral part in an upper surface of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237 . A lower surface of an inner peripheral edge (hereinafter, referred to as an inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227 ) of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  227 , which abuts against the membrane  237 , is gradually inclined upward so as to be separated from the intermediate liquid chamber  235  inward in the radial direction. In the example shown, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227  is formed in a curved surface shape that projects toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side. In addition, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227  may be a flat surface that extends in the direction orthogonal to the central axis O. 
     The upper surface of the membrane  237  abuts against the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227 . The uneven swelling part  236  of the membrane  237  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  227 . Respective axial positions of an upper end part in an upper surface of the uneven swelling part  236  and a lower surface of the first sandwiching part  227  are the same as each other. The upper surface of the membrane  237  is in non-contact with an inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  227 . The membrane  237  abuts against the entire lower surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  227 , and the entire upper surface of the second sandwiching part  229 . In addition, the upper surface of the membrane  237  may be spaced apart downward from the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227 . The uneven swelling part  236  of the membrane  237  may be located below the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  227 . The upper surface of the membrane  237  may be brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  227 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  22  related to the present embodiment, the uneven swelling part  236  is formed in the membrane  237 . Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  215  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  22 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  237  is largely swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side by the uneven swelling part  236 . On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  22 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side when the bound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. That is, the uneven swelling part  236  of the present embodiment is a damping force difference increasing part that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  235  side and that increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b . Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  after flowing into the intermediate liquid chamber  235  through the second orifice passage  222 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  215  flows through the first orifice passage  221  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  216 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  236  is curved so as to project toward the main liquid chamber  215  side, a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  237  can be easily and reliably realized. Additionally, the uneven swelling part  236  is integrally formed over the entire body part  237   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  237   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  239 , in the membrane  237 . Thus, it is possible to largely swell and deform the membrane  237  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  227 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  229 , supports the membrane  237  from the main liquid chamber  215  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side is smaller than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side. That is, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  22 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  227 , the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  22 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side when the rebound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  229  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  227 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Additionally, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227 , which abuts against the membrane  237 , is gradually inclined so as to be separated from the intermediate liquid chamber  235  inward in the radial direction. Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the membrane  237  is swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  215  side, the membrane  237  can easily come into surface contact with the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  27 , the generation of abnormal noise can be suppressed, and the durability of the membrane  237  can be secured. Additionally, the membrane  237  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227 . Thus, when the rebound load is input, it is possible to inhibit the membrane  237  from colliding against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227 , and the generation of abnormal noise can be reliably suppressed. Additionally, the membrane  237  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  227 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the radial gap is provided between the outer peripheral surface  237   c  of the body part  237   b  of the membrane  237  and the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  229 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, when the bound load is input, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  237  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side, and the damping force to be generated can be reliably suppressed to be low. Additionally, when the membrane  237  tends to be excessively largely swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side at the time of the input of the bound load, the outer peripheral surface  237   c  of the body part  237   b  can be made to abut against the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  229 , and a large load can be prevented from being applied to the connection portion between the outer peripheral edge  237   a  and the body part  237   b  in the membrane  237 . 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  236  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  227 , a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized. 
     Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  235  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  of the first orifice passage  221 , it is possible to reliably increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  235  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. Additionally, since the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  of the first orifice passage  221  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  side that flows into this portion can be increased, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     The vibration-damping devices  21  and  22  related to the third and fourth embodiments described above include the tubular first attachment member  211  that is coupled to one of the vibration generating part and the vibration receiving part, the second attachment member  212  that is coupled to the other thereof, the elastic body  213  that couples the first attachment member  211  and the second attachment member  212  to each other, and the partition member  217  that partitions the liquid chamber within the first attachment member  211  into the main liquid chamber  215  having the elastic body  213  in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and the auxiliary liquid chamber  216 , and the partition member  217  includes the membrane  231  or  237  that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  215 , the first orifice passage  221  that allows the main liquid chamber  215  and the opposite liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  215  with the membrane  231  or  237  therebetween and has the membrane  231  or  237  in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, to communicate with each other and in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the opposite liquid chamber-side passage located on the opposite liquid chamber side is different from the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  located on the main liquid chamber  215  side, and the damping force difference increasing part that restrains any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  or  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  or  237  toward the opposite liquid chamber and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     As a result, since the vibration-damping device  21  or  22  includes the damping force difference increasing part, any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  or  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  or  237  toward the opposite liquid chamber can be restrained, and the difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. 
     Here, the partition member  217  may further include the intermediate liquid chamber  235  that is the opposite liquid chamber, and the second orifice passage  222  that allows the intermediate liquid chamber  235  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  to communicate with each other, the first orifice passage  221  may include the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  that is located on the intermediate liquid chamber side as the opposite liquid chamber-side passage, the damping force difference increasing part may include the uneven swelling part  223  or  236  that is formed in the membrane  231  or  237  and makes, compared to the swelling deformation of the membrane toward any one liquid chamber side of the main liquid chamber  215  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235 , the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the second liquid chamber side larger when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  231  or  237 , and the one liquid chamber may be located on one passage side with a liquid flow resistance smaller than on the second passage side, out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  221 . 
     In this case, the uneven swelling part  223  or  236  is formed in the membrane  231  or  237 . Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the swelling deformation of the membrane  231   237  toward the second liquid chamber side of the main liquid chamber  215  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  or  237  toward any one liquid chamber side. Specifically, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  in the first orifice passage  221  that allows the main liquid chamber  215  and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  to communicate with each other is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  231  the main liquid chamber  215  side is larger than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  21 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  231  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  215  side by the uneven swelling part  223 . On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  21 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  231  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  215  side when the bound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  215  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  side flows through the first orifice passage  221  toward the main liquid chamber  215 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. Moreover, even if the main liquid chamber  215  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, the membrane  231  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  215  side by the uneven swelling part  236 , and thereby, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  can be suppressed. Therefore, the occurrence of cavitation can also be suppressed. 
     Contrary to the above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , the uneven swelling part  236  is formed in the membrane  237 . Therefore, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  215  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device, the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  237  is largely swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side by the uneven swelling part  236 . On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device, the swelling deformation of the membrane  237  toward the main liquid chamber  215  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side when the rebound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  215  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  after flowing into the intermediate liquid chamber  235  through the second orifice passage  222 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  215  flows through the first orifice passage  221  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  216 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Additionally, the aforementioned respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  are different from each other and the membrane  231  or  237  has the uneven swelling parts and constitutes portions of both the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  215  and intermediate liquid chamber  235 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  215  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Here, the uneven swelling part  223  or  236  may be curved so as to project toward the one liquid chamber side. 
     In this case, a configuration in which, compared to than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward any one liquid chamber side, the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the second liquid chamber side of the main liquid chamber  215  and intermediate liquid chamber  235  is larger when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  231  or  237  can be easily and reliably realized. 
     Here, the damping force difference increasing part may further include the sandwiching member  239  that sandwiches the outer peripheral edge  231   a  or  237   a  of the membrane  231  or  237  from both directions of the main liquid chamber  215  side and the intermediate liquid chamber  235  side, and the uneven swelling part  223  or  236  may be integrally formed over the entire region of the portion of the membrane  231  or  237  located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  231   a  or  237   a.    
     In this case, since the uneven swelling part  223  or  236  is integrally formed over the entire region of the portion of the membrane  231  or  237  located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  231   a  or  237   a , it is possible to largely swell and deform the membrane  231  or  237  toward the second liquid chamber side, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. 
     Here, the other passage having a larger liquid flow resistance than the one passage out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  221   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  221   b  may be a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter. In this case, since the other passage is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid that flows through the passage can be much more reliably increased. 
     In addition, the technical scope of the invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various changes can be made without departing the spirit of the invention. 
     For example, in the above embodiment, the first orifice passage  221  extends in the circumferential direction, and the second orifice passage  222  extends in the axial direction. However, the invention is not limited to this. Additionally, in the above embodiment, the first sandwiching part  225  or  227  protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  238  or  229 . However, the invention is not limited to this. For example, the second sandwiching part  238  or  229  may protrude longer inward in the radial direction than the first sandwiching part  225  or  227 , or the respective inner peripheral surfaces of the first sandwiching part  225  or  227  and the second sandwiching part  238  or  229  may be located at the same position in the radial direction. Additionally, in the above embodiments, the compression type vibration-damping devices  21  and  22  in which the positive pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  215  as the support load acts have been described. However, it is also applicable to a hanging-type vibration-damping device that is attached such that the main liquid chamber  215  is located on the lower side in a vertical direction and the auxiliary liquid chamber  216  is located on the upper side in the vertical direction and the negative pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  215  as the support load acts. Additionally, the vibration-damping devices  21  and  22  related to the invention are not limited to engine mounts of vehicles and are also applicable to those other than the engine mounts. For example, the vibration-damping device is also applicable to mounts of power generators loaded on construction machines or is also applicable to mounts of machines installed in factories or the like. 
     In addition, it is possible to appropriately substitute the constituent elements in the above-described embodiments with well-known constituent elements without departing from the spirit of the invention. Additionally, the above-described modification examples may be combined appropriately. 
     Fifth Embodiment 
     Hereinafter, a vibration-damping device  41  related to a fifth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 9 and 10 . As shown in  FIG. 9 , the vibration-damping device  41  includes a tubular first attachment member  411  that is coupled to any one of a vibration generating part and a vibration receiving part, a second attachment member  412  that is coupled to the other thereof, an elastic body  413  that couples the first attachment member  411  and the second attachment member  412  to each other, a partition member  417  that partitions a liquid chamber  414  within the first attachment member  411  into a main liquid chamber  415  and an auxiliary liquid chamber  416  having the elastic body  413  as a portion of a barrier wall. In the example shown, the partition member  417  partitions the liquid chamber  414  in an axial direction along a central axis O of the first attachment member  411 . In a case where the vibration-damping device  41  is used, for example, an engine mount of an automobile, the first attachment member  411  is coupled to a vehicle body serving as the vibration receiving part, and the second attachment member  412  is coupled to an engine serving as the vibration generating part. As a result, the transmission of the vibration of the engine to the vehicle body is suppressed. In addition, the first attachment member  411  may be coupled to the vibration generating part, and the second attachment member  412  may be coupled to the vibration receiving part. 
     Hereinafter, the main liquid chamber  415  side in the axial direction with respect to the partition member  417  is referred to as an upper side, and the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  side is referred to as a lower side. Additionally, in a plan view of the vibration-damping device  41  as viewed from the axial direction, a direction intersecting the central axis O is referred to as a radial direction, and a direction going around the central axis O is referred to as a circumferential direction. 
     The first attachment member  411  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape. A bottom part of the first attachment member  411  is formed in an annular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An inner peripheral surface of a lower part of the first attachment member  411  is covered with a covering rubber formed integrally with the elastic body  413 . The second attachment member  412  is formed in a flat plate shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O. The second attachment member  412  is formed, for example, in a disk shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The second attachment member  412  is disposed above the first attachment member  411 . The external diameter of the second attachment member  412  is equal to the internal diameter of the first attachment member  411 . 
     The elastic body  413  couples an inner peripheral surface of an upper part of the first attachment member  411  and a lower surface of the second attachment member  412  to each other. An upper end opening part of the first attachment member  411  is sealed with the elastic body  413 . The elastic body  413  is vulcanized and bonded to the first attachment member  411  and the second attachment member  412 . The elastic body  413  is formed in a topped tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A top wall part of the elastic body  413  is coupled to the second attachment member  412 , and a lower end part in a peripheral wall part thereof is coupled to the first attachment member  411 . The peripheral wall part of the elastic body  413  gradually extends outward in the radial direction from the upper side to the lower side. 
     A diaphragm ring  418  is liquid-tightly fitted into the lower end part of the first attachment member  411  via the covering rubber. The diaphragm ring  418  is formed in a double tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An outer peripheral part of a diaphragm  419 , which is formed to be elastically deformable with rubber or the like, is vulcanized and bonded to the diaphragm ring  418 . An outer peripheral part of the diaphragm  419  is vulcanized and bonded to an inner peripheral surface of an outer tube portion and an outer peripheral surface of an inner tube portion in the diaphragm ring  418 . The diaphragm  419  is deformed to expand and contract with the inflow and outflow of a liquid into the auxiliary liquid chamber  416 . The liquid chamber  414  in which the liquid is enclosed is defined within the first attachment member  411  by the diaphragm  419  and the elastic body  413 . In addition, as the liquid enclosed in the liquid chamber  414 , for example, water, ethylene glycol, or the like can be used. 
     The partition member  417  is formed in a disk shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O and is fitted into the first attachment member  411  via the covering rubber. The liquid chamber  414  within the first attachment member  411  is divided into the main liquid chamber  415  defined by the elastic body  413  and the partition member  417  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  defined by the diaphragm  419  and the partition member  417  by the partition member  417 . 
     The partition member  417  includes a tubular body member  434  that is fitted into the first attachment member  411  via the covering rubber, a membrane  431  that blocks an upper end opening part of the body member  434  and forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  415 , a lower member  433  that blocks a lower end opening part of the body member  434 , an intermediate liquid chamber  435  that is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  415  with the membrane  431  therebetween and has the membrane  431  as a portion of the barrier wall, an annular sandwiching member  439  that fixes the membrane  431  to the body member  434 , a first orifice passage  421  that allows the main liquid chamber  415  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  to communicate with each other, and a second orifice passage  422  that allows the intermediate liquid chamber  435  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  to communicate with each other. In addition, a liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber with the membrane therebetween and has the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber. The opposite liquid chamber of the present embodiment and sixth to ninth embodiments to be described below is the intermediate liquid chamber  435 . 
     The membrane  431  is formed in a disk shape with an elastic material, such as rubber. The membrane  431  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The volume of the membrane  431  is smaller than the volume of the elastic body  413 . The membrane  431  includes a disk-shaped body part  431   b , and an outer peripheral edge  431   a  that is formed to be thinner than the body part  431   b , protrudes outward in the radial direction from a lower part of the body part  431   b , and continuously extends over the entire circumference. Upper and lower surfaces of the body part  431   b  extend in the direction orthogonal to the axial direction over the entire region. Locking projections, which protrude toward both sides in the axial direction, are formed on an outer end part of the outer peripheral edge  431   a  in the radial direction. 
     The body member  434  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A first orifice groove  423   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the body member  434 . A radially outer opening of the first orifice groove  423   a  is blocked by the covering rubber. A first communication hole  423   b , which allows the main liquid chamber  415  and the first orifice groove  423   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in an upper surface of the body member  434 . The first communication hole  423   b  allows the main liquid chamber  415  and the first orifice groove  423   a  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. The first orifice groove  423   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the first communication hole  423   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. 
     The sandwiching member  439  sandwiches the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431  from both directions of the main liquid chamber  415  side and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. The sandwiching member  439  includes a first sandwiching part  425  that supports a lower surface of the membrane  431 , and a second sandwiching part  438  that supports an upper surface of the membrane  431 . The first sandwiching part  425  and the second sandwiching part  438  are formed in an annular shape, respectively, and are disposed coaxially with the central axis O. As the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431  is sandwiched and fixed by the first sandwiching part  425  and the second sandwiching part  438  in the axial direction, the membrane  431  is supported to be elastically deformable in the axial direction with the outer peripheral edge  431   a  thereof as a fixed end. 
     The first sandwiching part  425  is coupled to the body member  434  via an outer flange part  424 . The outer flange part  424  is formed integrally with the body member  434  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from an upper end part of the body member  434 . The outer flange part  424  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The first sandwiching part  425  is formed integrally with the outer flange part  424  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from the outer flange part  424 . Respective lower surfaces of the first sandwiching part  425  and the outer flange part  424  are flush with each other. An upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425  is located below an upper surface of the outer flange part  424 . A lower annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in the upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425 . 
     An outer peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438  is disposed on the upper surface of the outer flange part  424  and the inner peripheral part thereof supports the upper surface of the membrane  431 . An upper annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in a lower surface of an inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438 . The upper annular groove faces a lower annular groove of the first sandwiching part  425  in the axial direction. The locking projections of the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431  are separately locked to the upper annular groove and the lower annular groove. 
     Here, the portion of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431  located above the outer peripheral edge  431   a  is inserted into the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438 . A radial gap is provided between an outer peripheral surface (hereinafter, referred to as the outer peripheral surface  431   c  of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431 ) of the portion of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431  located above the outer peripheral edge  431   a , and an inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438 . The inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438  and the outer peripheral surface  431   c  of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431  extend in the axial direction, respectively. The inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438  and the outer peripheral surface  431   c  of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431  are substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438  and the outer peripheral surface  431   c  of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431  may be inclined with respect to each other. 
     The lower member  433  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The lower member  433  is liquid-tightly fitted into the body member  434 . A bottom wall part of the lower member  433  forms a barrier wall that partitions the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  in the axial direction. An upper end opening edge of a peripheral wall part of the lower member  433  integrally abuts against respective lower surfaces of the first sandwiching part  425  and the outer flange part  424 . An upper surface of the bottom wall part of the lower member  433  is separated downward from the lower surface of the membrane  431 . The aforementioned intermediate liquid chamber  435  is defined by the upper surface of the bottom wall part and an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part in the lower member  433   a  and the lower surface of the membrane  431 . The intermediate liquid chamber  435  and the main liquid chamber  415  are partitioned in the axial direction by the membrane  431 . The internal volume of the intermediate liquid chamber  435  is smaller than the internal volume of the main liquid chamber  415 . 
     A second orifice groove  433   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  433 . A radially outer opening of the second orifice groove  433   a  is blocked by an inner peripheral surface of the body member  434 . A second communication hole  433   b , which allows the second orifice groove  433   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  to communicate with each other, is formed in an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  433 . The second communication hole  433   b  allows the second orifice groove  433   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. The second orifice groove  433   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the second communication hole  433   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. End parts of the second orifice groove  433   a  and the first orifice groove  423   a  on one side in the circumferential direction are disposed at the same circumferential position. 
     The auxiliary liquid chamber  416  is defined by a lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  433  and the diaphragm  419 . A second orifice passage  422 , which allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  to communicate with each other, is formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  433 . The second orifice passage  422  allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. An opening part of the second orifice passage  422  on the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side faces the membrane  431 . The second orifice passage  422  is a through-hole formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  433 , and a plurality of the second orifice passages are formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  433 . At least some of the second orifice passages  422  face the membrane  431  in the axial direction. 
     A restriction projection  426 , which restricts excessively large swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, is disposed the upper surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  433 . The restriction projection  426  is formed integrally with the lower member  433 . The restriction projection  426  is formed in a tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. In addition, the restriction projection  426  may be formed in a solid form or may not be disposed coaxially with the central axis O. 
     The aforementioned diaphragm ring  418  is disposed at an outer peripheral edge located radially outside the plurality of second orifice passages  422  on the lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  433 . The diaphragm ring  418  is formed integrally with the lower member  433 . The portion of the diaphragm ring  418  located radially outside the inner tube portion is located radially outside the lower member  433 , and a lower surface of the body member  434  liquid-tightly abuts against an upper surface of a connection portion between the outer tube portion and the inner tube portion. 
     The channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of each second orifice passage  422  are smaller than the channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of the first orifice passage  421  to be described below, respectively. The channel length of the second orifice passage  422  is smaller than the internal diameter thereof. In addition, the channel length of the second orifice passage  422  may be equal to or greater than the internal diameter. The flow resistance of the liquid in each second orifice passage  422  is smaller than the flow resistance of the liquid in the first orifice passage  421 . 
     Here, a connection hole  421   c , which allows the first orifice groove  423   a  and the second orifice groove  433   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in the inner peripheral surface of the body member  434 . The connection hole  421   c  allows the first orifice groove  423   a  and the second orifice groove  433   a  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. Also, the first orifice passage  421 , which allows the main liquid chamber  415  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  to communicate with each other, is constituted of the first orifice groove  423   a  having the radially outer opening blocked by the covering rubber, the second orifice groove  433   a  having a radially outer opening blocked by the inner peripheral surface of the body member  434 , and the connection hole  421   c . Hereinafter, the portion of the first orifice passage  421 , which is located on the main liquid chamber  415  side and is defined by the first orifice groove  423   a , is referred to as a main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , and the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located on the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side and is defined by the second orifice groove  433   a , is referred to as an intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b . In addition, the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber with the membrane therebetween and is located on the liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber) having the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber-side passage. The opposite liquid chamber-side passage of the present embodiment and the sixth to ninth embodiments to be described below is the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b.    
     Here, the connection hole  421   c  connects an end part of the first orifice groove  423   a  on one side in the circumferential direction and an end part of the second orifice groove  433   a  on one side in the circumferential direction to each other. As a result, a liquid flows from any one of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  through the connection hole  421   c  to the other, and in the process in which the liquid flows through the other side, the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the one and the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the other are opposite to each other in the circumferential direction. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b . The opening area of the connection hole  421   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a . The channel length of the connection hole  421   c  is shorter than the channel length of each of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the first communication hole  423   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the first communication hole  423   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the first communication hole  423   b  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a bound load for causing the liquid to flow from the main liquid chamber  415  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  421   c  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  421   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and entering the connection hole  421   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  and the connection hole  421   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  421   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  421   c  and entering the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the second communication hole  433   b  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the second communication hole  433   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  and entering the second communication hole  433   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, an opening direction in which the first orifice passage  421  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435 , that is, an opening direction of the second communication hole  433   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  intersects an opening direction in which the second orifice passage  422  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435 . In the example shown, the second communication hole  433   b  opens in the radial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435 , and the second orifice passage  422  opens in the axial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435 . That is, the opening direction of the second communication hole  433   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  is orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  422  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435 . 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  435  in the direction orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  422  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  422 , the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  of the first orifice passage  421 , and the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  of the first orifice passage  421 . Additionally, in the present embodiment, the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  are passages having a longer channel length than a channel diameter. Here, in the example shown, the channel cross-sectional shape of the first orifice passage  421  is a rectangular shape. In this case, when the channel cross-sectional shape is substituted with a circular shape having the same channel cross-sectional area, the channel diameter can be represented by the diameter of the circular shape. 
     Here, in the present embodiment, the intermediate liquid chamber  435  is located on the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is low out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  421 . Also, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  425 , which supports the membrane  431  from the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  438  that supports the membrane  431  from the main liquid chamber  415  side. The portion of the first sandwiching part  425  located radially inside the second sandwiching part  438  supports an outer peripheral part in a lower surface of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431 . The upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 , which abuts against the membrane  431 , is gradually inclined downward so as to be separated from the main liquid chamber  415  inward in the radial direction. In the example shown, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  is formed in a curved surface shape that projects toward the main liquid chamber  415  side. The membrane  431  abuts against the entire lower surface of the second sandwiching part  438 . In addition, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  may be a flat surface that extends in the direction orthogonal to the central axis O. The membrane  431  may abut against the entire upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  41  related to the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  425 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  438 , supports the membrane  431  from the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is smaller than that toward the main liquid chamber  415  side. That is, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  41 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  425 , the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  41 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side when the bound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  438  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  425 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. That is, the first sandwiching part  425  and the second sandwiching part  438  of the present embodiment are damping force difference increasing parts that restrain the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  435  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  435  side and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a . Thus, when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  415  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  side flows through the first orifice passage  421  toward the main liquid chamber  415 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. 
     Moreover, as mentioned above, the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  is more easily swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side than toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. Thus, even if the main liquid chamber  415  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, the membrane  431  is swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side, and thereby, it is possible to suppress the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  415 , and the occurrence of cavitation can also be suppressed. Additionally, the aforementioned respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  are different from each other and the membrane  431  constitutes portions of both the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  415  and intermediate liquid chamber  435 , the sandwiching member  439  includes the first sandwiching part  425  and the second sandwiching part  438 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  415  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Additionally, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 , which abuts against the membrane  431 , is gradually inclined so as to be separated from the main liquid chamber  415  inward in the radial direction. Thus, when the bound load is input and when the membrane  431  is swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, the membrane can easily come into surface contact with the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 , the generation of abnormal noise can be suppressed, and the durability of the membrane  431  can be secured. 
     Additionally, the radial gap is provided between the outer peripheral surface  431   c  of the body part  431   b  of the membrane  431  and the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, when the rebound load is input, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  431  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side, and the damping force to be generated can be reliably suppressed to be low. Additionally, when the membrane  431  tends to be excessively largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side at the time of the input of the rebound load, the outer peripheral surface  431   c  of the body part  431   b  can be made to abut against the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438 , and a large load can be prevented from being applied to the connection portion between the outer peripheral edge  431   a  and the body part  431   b  in the membrane  431 . Additionally, since the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  of the first orifice passage  421  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the main liquid chamber  415  side that flows into this portion can be increased, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     Additionally, since the opening direction in which the first orifice passage  421  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  intersects the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  422  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435 , it is possible to suppress that the liquid from the main liquid chamber  415  side that has flowed into the intermediate liquid chamber  435  goes straight toward the second orifice passage  422 , and this liquid can be diffused within the intermediate liquid chamber  435 . As a result, the flow speed of the liquid can be reliably reduced until the liquid of the main liquid chamber  415  flows into the second orifice passage  422 , and a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  435  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  422 , it is possible to increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  435  flows into the second orifice passage  422 , and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Sixth Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  42  related to a sixth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 11 and 12 . In addition, in the sixth embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described fifth embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     Also, in the present embodiment, an uneven swelling part  423  is formed that makes the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  431 . The uneven swelling part  423  is curved so as to project toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. The uneven swelling part  423  is integrally formed over the entire body part  431   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  431   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  439 , in the membrane  431 . In addition, the uneven swelling part  423  is not limited to the aforementioned curved shape and may be appropriately changed, for example, by making the sizes of grooves formed in the upper and lower surfaces of the membrane  431  different from each other. 
     The lower surface of the membrane  431  abuts against the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 . The uneven swelling part  423  of the membrane  431  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  425 . Respective axial positions of a lower end part in a lower surface of the uneven swelling part  423  and a lower surface of the first sandwiching part  425  are the same as each other. The lower surface of the membrane  431  is in non-contact with an inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  425 . The membrane  431  abuts against the entire upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425 , and the entire lower surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  438 . In addition, the lower surface of the membrane  431  may be spaced apart upward from the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 . The uneven swelling part  423  of the membrane  431  may be located above the inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  425 . The lower surface of the membrane  431  may be brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  425 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  42  related to the present embodiment, the uneven swelling part  423  is formed in the membrane  431 . Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is larger than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  42 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  431  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side by the uneven swelling part  423 . On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  42 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side when the rebound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. As described above, the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. That is, the uneven swelling part  423  of the present embodiment is a damping force difference increasing part that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  435  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  435  side and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  423  is curved so as to project toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  431  can be easily and reliably realized. Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  423  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  425 , a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized. 
     Additionally, the uneven swelling part  423  is integrally formed over the entire body part  431   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  431   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  439 , in the membrane  431 . Thus, it is possible to largely swell and deform the membrane  431  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. Additionally, the membrane  431  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 . Thus, when the bound load is input, it is possible to inhibit the membrane  431  from colliding against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 , and the generation of abnormal noise can be reliably suppressed. Additionally, the membrane  431  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. 
     Seventh Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  43  related to a seventh embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 13 and 14 . In addition, in the seventh embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described fifth embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     A diaphragm ring  428  protrudes outward in the radial direction from a lower end part of the lower member  433 , and the lower surface of the body member  434  liquid-tightly abuts against an upper surface of the diaphragm ring  428 . The diaphragm ring  428  is formed integrally with the lower member  433 . The outer flange part  424  protrudes upward from an inner peripheral edge in the upper surface of the body member  434 . Respective inner peripheral surfaces the outer flange part  424  and the body member  434  are flush with each other. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a . Additionally, the opening area of the connection hole  421   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  and the second communication hole  433   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the second communication hole  433   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the second communication hole  433   b  and entering the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a rebound load for causing the liquid to flow from the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  421   c  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  421   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  and entering the connection hole  421   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the connection hole  421   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  421   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  421   c  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the first communication hole  423   b  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the first communication hole  423   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and entering the first communication hole  423   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Here, in the present embodiment, the main liquid chamber  415  is located on the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is low out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  421 . Also, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  427 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  429 , supports the membrane  437  from the main liquid chamber  415  side, and the second sandwiching part  429  supports the membrane  437  from the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. 
     The second sandwiching part  429  is formed integrally with the outer flange part  424  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from the outer flange part  424 . An upper end opening edge of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  433  abuts against a lower surface of the second sandwiching part  429 . An upper surface of the second sandwiching part  429  is located below an upper surface of the outer flange part  424 . In addition, a lower annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in the upper surface of the second sandwiching part  429 . 
     Here, the membrane  437  includes a disk-shaped body part  437   b , and an outer peripheral edge  437   a  that is formed to be thinner than the body part  437   b , protrudes outward in the radial direction from an upper part of the body part  437   b , and continuously extends over the entire circumference. Here, the portion of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437  located below the outer peripheral edge  437   a  is inserted into the second sandwiching part  429 . A radial gap is provided between an outer peripheral surface (hereinafter, referred to as the outer peripheral surface  437   c  of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437 ) of the portion of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437  located below the outer peripheral edge  437   a , and an inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  429 . The inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  429  and the outer peripheral surface  437   c  of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437  extend in the axial direction, respectively. The inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  429  and the outer peripheral surface  437   c  of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437  are substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  438  and the outer peripheral surface  437   c  of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437  may be inclined with respect to each other. 
     An outer peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427  is disposed on the upper surface of the outer flange part  424  and the inner peripheral part thereof supports the upper surface of the membrane  437 . An upper annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in a lower surface of an inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427 . The upper annular groove faces a lower annular groove of the second sandwiching part  429  in the axial direction. The locking projections of the outer peripheral edge  437   a  of the membrane  437  are separately locked to the upper annular groove and the lower annular groove. 
     The portion of the first sandwiching part  427  located radially inside the second sandwiching part  429  supports an outer peripheral part in an upper surface of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437 . A lower surface of an inner peripheral edge (hereinafter, referred to as an inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 ) of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427 , which abuts against the membrane  437 , is gradually inclined upward so as to be separated from the intermediate liquid chamber  435  inward in the radial direction. In the example shown, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427  is formed in a curved surface shape that projects toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. The membrane  437  abuts against the entire upper surface of the second sandwiching part  429 . In addition, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427  may be a flat surface that extends in the direction orthogonal to the central axis O. The membrane  437  may abut against the entire lower surface of the first sandwiching part  427 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  43  related to the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  427 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  429 , supports the membrane  437  from the main liquid chamber  415  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is smaller than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. That is, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  43 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  427 , the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  43 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side when the rebound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  429  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  427 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. That is, the first sandwiching part  427  and the second sandwiching part  429  of the present embodiment are damping force difference increasing parts that restrain the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  435  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  435  side and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b . Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  after flowing into the intermediate liquid chamber  435  through the second orifice passage  422 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  415  flows through the first orifice passage  421  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  416 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Additionally, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 , which abuts against the membrane  437 , is gradually inclined so as to be separated from the intermediate liquid chamber  435  inward in the radial direction. Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the membrane  437  is swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side, the membrane  437  can easily come into surface contact with the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 , the generation of abnormal noise can be suppressed, and the durability of the membrane  437  can be secured. 
     Additionally, the radial gap is provided between the outer peripheral surface  437   c  of the body part  437   b  of the membrane  437  and the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  429 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, when the bound load is input, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, and the damping force to be generated can be reliably suppressed to be low. Additionally, when the membrane  437  tends to be excessively largely swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side at the time of the input of the bound load, the outer peripheral surface  437   c  of the body part  437   b  can be made to abut against the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  429 , and a large load can be prevented from being applied to the connection portion between the outer peripheral edge  437   a  and the body part  437   b  in the membrane  437 . 
     Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  435  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  of the first orifice passage  421 , it is possible to reliably increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  435  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. Additionally, since the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  of the first orifice passage  421  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  side that flows into this passage can be increased, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     Eighth Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  44  related to an eighth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 15 and 16 . In addition, in the eighth embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described seventh embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     Also, in the present embodiment, an uneven swelling part  436  is formed so as to make the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  437 . In the example shown, the uneven swelling part  436  is curved so as to project toward the main liquid chamber  415  side. 
     The upper surface of the membrane  437  abuts against the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge (hereinafter referred to as the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 ) of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427 . The uneven swelling part  436  of the membrane  437  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  427 . Respective axial positions of an upper end part in an upper surface of the uneven swelling part  436  and an upper surface of the first sandwiching part  427  are the same as each other. The upper surface of the membrane  437  is in non-contact with an inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427 . The membrane  437  abuts against the entire lower surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427 , and the entire upper surface of the second sandwiching part  429 . In addition, the upper surface of the membrane  437  may be spaced apart downward from the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 . The uneven swelling part  436  of the membrane  437  may be located below the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427 . The upper surface of the membrane  437  may be brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  427 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  44  related to the present embodiment, the uneven swelling part  436  is formed in the membrane  437 . Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  415  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  44 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  437  is largely swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side by the uneven swelling part  436 . On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  44 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side when the bound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. As described above, the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. That is, the uneven swelling part  436  of the present embodiment is a damping force difference increasing part that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  435  side and that increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  436  is curved so as to project toward the main liquid chamber  415  side, a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  437  can be easily and reliably realized. Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  436  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  427 , a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized. 
     Additionally, the uneven swelling part  436  is integrally formed over the entire body part  437   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  437   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  439 , in the membrane  437 . Thus, it is possible to largely swell and deform the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. Additionally, the membrane  437  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 . Thus, when the rebound load is input, it is possible to inhibit the membrane  437  from colliding against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 , and the generation of abnormal noise can be reliably suppressed. Additionally, the membrane  437  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  427 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Ninth Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  45  related to a ninth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIG. 17 . In addition, in the ninth embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described sixth embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     In the present embodiment, at least one of the first sandwiching part  425  and the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431  is provided with a plurality of support projections  441  that protrude toward and abuts against the other. In the example shown, the support projections  441  are formed on a lower surface of the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431 . The support projections  441  is formed in a portion, which is capable of being spaced apart upward from the upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425  when a load is input to the vibration-damping device  45  and the membrane  431  is deformed or displaced toward the main liquid chamber  415  side, in the lower surface of the membrane  431  abutting against the upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425 . The support projections  441  are formed in a curved surface shape that projects downward. The plurality of support projections  441  are disposed at regular intervals in the radial direction and the circumferential direction in the membrane  431 . 
     In addition, as shown in  FIG. 18 , the support projections  441  may be formed on the upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425 . Additionally, the support projections  441  may be formed in a portion where the lower surface of the membrane  431  is capable of being spaced apart upward when a load is input to the vibration-damping device  45  in the upper surface of the first sandwiching part  425  abutting against the lower surface of the membrane  431  and the membrane  431  is deformed and displaced toward the main liquid chamber  415  side. Additionally, the support projections  441  may be formed on both the first sandwiching part  425  and the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  45  related to the present embodiment, at least one of the first sandwiching part  425  and the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431  is formed with the plurality of support projections  441  that protrude toward and abuts against the other. Thus, when a load is input to the vibration-damping device  45  and the membrane  431  is deformed or displaced toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, it is possible to inhibit the outer peripheral edge  431   a  of the membrane  431  from colliding against the first sandwiching part  425  all at once over a wide range, and the striking sound to be generated can be suppressed to be small. 
     The vibration-damping devices  41  to  45  related to the fifth to ninth embodiments described above include the tubular first attachment member  411  that is coupled to one of the vibration generating part and the vibration receiving part, the second attachment member  412  that is coupled to the other thereof, the elastic body  413  that couples the first attachment member  411  and the second attachment member  412  to each other, and the partition member  417  that partitions the liquid chamber within the first attachment member  411  into the main liquid chamber  415  having the elastic body  413  in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and the auxiliary liquid chamber  416 , and the partition member  417  includes the membrane  431  or  437  that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  415 , the first orifice passage  421  that allows the main liquid chamber  415  and the opposite liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  415  with the membrane  431  or  437  therebetween and has the membrane  431  or  437  in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, to communicate with each other and in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the opposite liquid chamber-side passage located on the opposite liquid chamber side is different from the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  located on the main liquid chamber  415  side, and the damping force difference increasing part that restrains any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the opposite liquid chamber side and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     As a result, since the vibration-damping devices  41  to  45  include the damping force difference increasing part, any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the opposite liquid chamber is restrained, and the difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input is increased. 
     Here, the partition member  417  may further include the intermediate liquid chamber  435  that is the opposite liquid chamber, and the second orifice passage  422  that allows the intermediate liquid chamber  435  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  to communicate with each other, the first orifice passage  421  may include the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  that is located on the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side as the opposite liquid chamber-side passage, the flow resistance of the liquid in any one passage of the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  may be lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the other passage, the damping force difference increasing part may include the sandwiching member  439  that sandwiches the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a  of the membrane  431  or  437  from both directions of the main liquid chamber  415  side and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side, and the sandwiching member  439  may include the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  that supports the membrane  431  or  437  from one liquid chamber side, which is located on the one passage side in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  421 , out of the main liquid chamber  415  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435 , and the second sandwiching part  438  or  429  that supports the membrane  431  or  437  from the second liquid chamber side located on the second passage side in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage, and the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  may protrude longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  438  or  429 . 
     In this case, the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 , which protrudes long inward in the radial direction, out of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  and the second sandwiching part  438  or  429  supports the membrane  431  or  437  from one liquid chamber side, and the second sandwiching part  438  or  429  supports the membrane  431  or  437  from the second liquid chamber side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the one liquid chamber side is smaller than that toward the second liquid chamber side. Specifically, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  in the first orifice passage  421  that allows the main liquid chamber  415  and the intermediate liquid chamber  435  to communicate with each other is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , the first sandwiching part  425 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  438 , supports the membrane  431  from the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is smaller than that toward the main liquid chamber  415  side. That is, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  41 ,  42 , or  45 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  425 , the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  41 ,  42 , or  45 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side when the bound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  438  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  425 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  415  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  side flows through the first orifice passage  421  toward the main liquid chamber  415 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. Moreover, as mentioned above, the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  is more easily swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side than toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. Thus, even if the main liquid chamber  415  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, the membrane  431  is swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side, and thereby, it is possible to suppress the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  415 , and the occurrence of cavitation can also be suppressed. 
     Contrary to the above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , the first sandwiching part  427 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  429 , supports the membrane  437  from the main liquid chamber  415  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is smaller than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. That is, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  43  or  44 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  427 , the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  43  or  44 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side when the rebound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  429  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  427 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , when the rebound load is input and when the liquid of the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  after flowing into the intermediate liquid chamber  435  through the second orifice passage  422 , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  415  flows through the first orifice passage  421  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  416 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Additionally, the aforementioned respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  are different from each other and the membrane  431  or  437  constitutes portions of both the barrier walls of both the main liquid chamber  415  and intermediate liquid chamber  435 , the sandwiching member  439  includes the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  and the second sandwiching part  438  or  429 , as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  415  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Here, the portion of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 , which abuts against the membrane  431  or  437 , may be gradually inclined so as to be spaced away from the second liquid chamber as going inward in the radial direction. 
     In this case, the portion of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 , which abuts against the membrane  431  or  437 , is gradually inclined so as to be spaced away from the second liquid chamber as going inward in the radial direction. Thus, when the vibration is input and when the membrane  431  or  437  is swelled and deformed toward the one liquid chamber side, the membrane  431  or  437  can easily come into surface contact with the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 , the generation of abnormal noise can be suppressed, and the durability of the membrane  431  or  437  can be secured. 
     Here, the membrane  431  or  437  may abut against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 . In this case, the membrane  431  or  437  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 . Thus, when the vibration is input, it is possible to inhibit the membrane  431  or  437  from colliding against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 , and the generation of abnormal noise can be reliably suppressed. Additionally, the membrane  431  or  437  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, a high damping force can be generated when the load that swells and deforms the membrane  431  or  437  is input toward the one liquid chamber side. 
     Here, the membrane  431  or  437  may include the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a  that is sandwiched by the sandwiching member  439 , and the body part  431   b  or  437   b  that is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a  and is formed to be thick, and a gap may be provided in the radial direction between an outer peripheral surface of the portion of the body part  431   b  or  437   b  located closer to the second liquid chamber side than the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a , and an inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  438  or  429 . 
     In this case, the radial gap is provided between the outer peripheral surface of the body part  431   b  or  437   b  of the membrane  431  or  437  and the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  438  or  429 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  431  or  437  toward the second liquid chamber side, and the damping force to be generated can be reliably suppressed to be low. Additionally, when the membrane  431  or  437  tends to be excessively largely swelled and deformed toward the second liquid chamber side, the outer peripheral surface of the body part  431   b  or  437   b  can be made to abut against the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  438  or  429 , and a large load can be prevented from being applied to the connection portion between the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a  and the body part  431   b  or  437   b  in the membrane  431  or  437 . 
     Here, the damping force difference increasing part may further include the uneven swelling part  423  or  436  that is formed in the membrane  431  or  437  and makes the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the second liquid chamber side larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the one liquid chamber side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  431  or  437 . 
     In this case, the uneven swelling part  423  or  436  is formed in the membrane  431  or  437 . Thus, in combination with the sandwiching member  439  having the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  and the second sandwiching part  438  or  419 , it is possible to make the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the one liquid chamber side smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the second liquid chamber side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. Specifically, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a , when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side is larger than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  42  or  45 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  431  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  415  side by the uneven swelling part  423 . On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  42  or  45 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  415  side when the rebound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. Contrary to the above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  421   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  421   b , when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  415  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  44 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  437  is largely swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side by the uneven swelling part  436 . On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  44 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  437  toward the main liquid chamber  415  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the intermediate liquid chamber  435  side when the bound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  415  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. 
     Here, the uneven swelling part  423  or  436  may be formed in a curved surface shape that projects toward the one liquid chamber side. 
     In this case, a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the one liquid chamber side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the second liquid chamber side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  431  or  437  can be easily and reliably realized. 
     Here, the uneven swelling part  423  or  436  may overhang to the inside of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 . 
     In this case, since the uneven swelling part  423  or  436  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427 , a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the one liquid chamber side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  431  or  437  toward the second liquid chamber side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized. 
     Here, a plurality of support projections  441 , which are formed in at least one of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  and the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a  of the membrane  431  or  437  and protrude toward and abuts against the other, may be formed. 
     In this case, at least one of the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  and the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a  of the membrane  431  or  437  is formed with the plurality of support projections  441  that protrude toward and abuts against the other. Thus, when a load is input to the vibration-damping device  45  and the membrane  431  or  437  is deformed or displaced toward the one liquid chamber side, it is possible to inhibit the outer peripheral edge  431   a  or  437   a  of the membrane  431  or  437  from colliding against the first sandwiching part  425  or  427  all at once over a wide range, and the striking sound to be generated can be suppressed to be small. 
     In addition, the technical scope of the invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various changes can be made without departing the spirit of the invention. 
     For example, in the above embodiment, the first orifice passage  421  extends in the circumferential direction, and the second orifice passage  422  extends in the axial direction. However, the invention is not limited to this. Additionally, in the above embodiments, the compression type vibration-damping devices  41  to  45  in which the positive pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  415  as the support load acts have been described. However, it is also applicable to a hanging-type vibration-damping device that is attached such that the main liquid chamber  415  is located on the lower side in a vertical direction and the auxiliary liquid chamber  416  is located on the upper side in the vertical direction and the negative pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  415  as the support load acts. Additionally, the vibration-damping devices  41  to  45  related to the invention are not limited to engine mounts of vehicles and is also applicable to those other than the engine mounts. For example, the vibration-damping device is also applicable to mounts of power generators loaded on construction machines or is also applicable to mounts of machines installed in factories or the like. 
     In addition, it is possible to appropriately substitute the constituent elements in the above-described embodiments with well-known constituent elements without departing from the spirit of the invention. Additionally, the above-described modification examples may be combined appropriately. 
     Tenth Embodiment 
     Hereinafter, a vibration-damping device related to a tenth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 19 and 20 . The vibration-damping device  51  includes a tubular first attachment member  511  that is coupled to any one of a vibration generating part and a vibration receiving part, and a second attachment member  512  that is coupled to the other thereof, an elastic body  513  that couples the first attachment member  511  and the second attachment member  512  to each other, a partition member  517  that partitions a liquid chamber  514  within the first attachment member  511  into a main liquid chamber  515  and an auxiliary liquid chamber  516  having the elastic body  513  as a portion of a barrier wall. In the example shown, the partition member  517  partitions the liquid chamber  514  in an axial direction along a central axis O of the first attachment member  511 . In a case where the vibration-damping device  51  is used, for example, an engine mount of an automobile, the first attachment member  511  is coupled to a vehicle body serving as the vibration receiving part, and the second attachment member  512  is coupled to an engine serving as the vibration generating part. As a result, the transmission of the vibration of the engine to the vehicle body is suppressed. In addition, the first attachment member  511  may be coupled to the vibration generating part, and the second attachment member  512  may be coupled to the vibration receiving part. 
     Hereinafter, the main liquid chamber  515  side in the axial direction with respect to the partition member  517  is referred to as an upper side, and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is referred to as a lower side. Additionally, in a plan view of the vibration-damping device  51  as viewed from the axial direction, a direction intersecting the central axis O is referred to as a radial direction, and a direction going around the central axis O is referred to as a circumferential direction. 
     The first attachment member  511  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape. A bottom part of the first attachment member  511  is formed in an annular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An inner peripheral surface of a lower part of the first attachment member  511  is covered with a covering rubber formed integrally with the elastic body  513 . The second attachment member  512  is formed in a flat plate shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O. The second attachment member  512  is formed, for example, in a disk shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The second attachment member  512  is disposed above the first attachment member  511 . The external diameter of the second attachment member  512  is equal to the internal diameter of the first attachment member  511 . 
     The elastic body  513  couples an inner peripheral surface of an upper part of the first attachment member  511  and a lower surface of the second attachment member  512  to each other. An upper end opening part of the first attachment member  511  is sealed with the elastic body  513 . The elastic body  513  is vulcanized and bonded to the first attachment member  511  and the second attachment member  512 . The elastic body  513  is formed in a topped tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A top wall part of the elastic body  513  is coupled to the second attachment member  512 , and a lower end part in a peripheral wall part thereof is coupled to the first attachment member  511 . The peripheral wall part of the elastic body  513  gradually extends outward in the radial direction from the upper side to the lower side. 
     A diaphragm ring  518  is liquid-tightly fitted into the lower end part of the first attachment member  511  via the covering rubber. The diaphragm ring  518  is formed in a double tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. An outer peripheral part of a diaphragm  519 , which is formed to be elastically deformable with rubber or the like, is vulcanized and bonded to the diaphragm ring  518 . An outer peripheral part of the diaphragm  519  is vulcanized and bonded to an inner peripheral surface of an outer tube portion and an outer peripheral surface of an inner tube portion in the diaphragm ring  518 . The diaphragm  519  is deformed to expand and contract with the inflow and outflow of a liquid into the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 . The liquid chamber  514  in which the liquid is enclosed is defined within the first attachment member  511  by the diaphragm  519  and the elastic body  513 . In addition, as the liquid enclosed in the liquid chamber  514 , for example, water, ethylene glycol, or the like can be used. 
     The partition member  517  is formed in a disk shape having front and back surfaces orthogonal to the central axis O and is fitted into the first attachment member  511  via the covering rubber. The liquid chamber  514  within the first attachment member  511  is divided into the main liquid chamber  515  defined by the elastic body  513  and the partition member  517  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  defined by the diaphragm  519  and the partition member  517  by the partition member  517 . 
     The partition member  517  includes a tubular body member  534  that is fitted into the first attachment member  511  via the covering rubber, a membrane  531  that blocks an upper end opening part of the body member  534  and forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 , a tubular lower member  533  that is fitted into a lower end part of the body member  534 , an annular sandwiching member  539  that fixed the membrane  531  to the body member  534 , and a first orifice passage (orifice passage)  521  that extends from the main liquid chamber  515  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. 
     The membrane  531  is formed in a disk shape with an elastic material, such as rubber. The membrane  531  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The volume of the membrane  531  is smaller than the volume of the elastic body  513 . The membrane  531  includes a disk-shaped body part  531   b , and an outer peripheral edge  531   a  that is formed to be thinner than the body part  531   b , protrudes outward in the radial direction from a lower part of the body part  531   b , and continuously extends over the entire circumference. Locking projections, which protrude toward both sides in the axial direction, are formed on an outer end part of the outer peripheral edge  531   a  in the radial direction. 
     The body member  534  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. A first orifice groove  523   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the body member  534 . A radially outer opening of the first orifice groove  523   a  is blocked by the covering rubber. A first communication hole  523   b , which allows the main liquid chamber  515  and the first orifice groove  523   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in an upper surface of the body member  534 . The first communication hole  523   b  allows the main liquid chamber  515  and the first orifice groove  523   a  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. The first orifice groove  523   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the first communication hole  523   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. 
     The sandwiching member  539  sandwiches the outer peripheral edge  531   a  of the membrane  531  from both directions of the main liquid chamber  515  side and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. The sandwiching member  539  includes a first sandwiching part  525  that supports a lower surface of the membrane  531 , and a second sandwiching part  538  that supports an upper surface of the membrane  531 . The first sandwiching part  525  and the second sandwiching part  538  are formed in an annular shape, respectively, and are disposed coaxially with the central axis O. As the outer peripheral edge  531   a  of the membrane  531  is sandwiched and fixed by the first sandwiching part  525  and the second sandwiching part  538  in the axial direction, the membrane  531  is supported to be elastically deformable in the axial direction with the outer peripheral edge  531   a  thereof as a fixed end. 
     The first sandwiching part  525  is coupled to the body member  534  via an outer flange part  524 . The outer flange part  524  is formed integrally with the body member  534  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from an upper end part of the body member  534 . The outer flange part  524  is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The first sandwiching part  525  is formed integrally with the outer flange part  524  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from the outer flange part  524 . Respective lower surfaces of the first sandwiching part  525  and the outer flange part  524  are flush with each other. An upper surface of the first sandwiching part  525  is located below the upper surface of the outer flange part  524 . A lower annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in the upper surface of the first sandwiching part  525 . 
     An outer peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538  is disposed on the upper surface of the outer flange part  524  and the inner peripheral part thereof supports the upper surface of the membrane  531 . An upper annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in a lower surface of an inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538 . The upper annular groove faces a lower annular groove of the first sandwiching part  525  in the axial direction. The locking projections of the outer peripheral edge  531   a  of the membrane  531  are separately locked to the upper annular groove and the lower annular groove. 
     Here, the portion of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531  located above the outer peripheral edge  531   a  is inserted into the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538 . A radial gap is provided between an outer peripheral surface (hereinafter, referred to as the outer peripheral surface  531   c  of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531 ) of the portion of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531  located above the outer peripheral edge  531   a , and an inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538 . The inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538  and the outer peripheral surface  531   c  of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531  extend in the axial direction, respectively. The inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538  and the outer peripheral surface  531   c  of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531  are substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538  and the outer peripheral surface  531   c  of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531  may be inclined with respect to each other. 
     The lower member  533  is formed in a tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. The lower member  533  is liquid-tightly fitted into the body member  534 . An upper end opening edge of a peripheral wall part of the lower member  533  integrally abuts against respective lower surfaces of the first sandwiching part  525  and the outer flange part  524 . Here, the membrane  531  and the diaphragm  519  face each other in the axial direction through the lower member  533  and through the first sandwiching part  525 . As a result, the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  is defined by the lower surface of the membrane  531 , an inner peripheral surface of the lower member  533 , and the diaphragm  519 . The auxiliary liquid chamber  516  is disposed opposite to the main liquid chamber  515  with the membrane  531  therebetween. That is, the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the main liquid chamber  515  are partitioned in the axial direction by the membrane  531 . In addition, a liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber with the membrane therebetween and has the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber. The opposite liquid chamber of the present embodiment and a twelfth embodiment to be described below is the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 . 
     A second orifice groove  533   a , which opens outward in the radial direction and extends in the circumferential direction, is formed in an outer peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  533 . A radially outer opening of the second orifice groove  533   a  is blocked by an inner peripheral surface of the body member  534 . A second communication hole  533   b , which allows the second orifice groove  533   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  to communicate with each other, is formed in an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  533 . The second communication hole  533   b  allows the second orifice groove  533   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. The second orifice groove  533   a  extends in the circumferential direction over an angular range exceeding 180° from the second communication hole  533   b  toward one side in the circumferential direction with the central axis O as a center. End parts of the second orifice groove  533   a  and the first orifice groove  523   a  on one side in the circumferential direction are disposed at the same circumferential position. 
     The aforementioned diaphragm ring  518  is disposed at a lower end opening edge of the lower member  533 . The diaphragm ring  518  is formed integrally with the lower member  533 . The portion of the diaphragm ring  518  located radially outside the inner tube portion is located radially outside the lower member  533 , and a lower surface of the body member  534  liquid-tightly abuts against an upper surface of a connection portion between the outer tube portion and the inner tube portion. 
     Here, a connection hole  521   c , which allows the first orifice groove  523   a  and the second orifice groove  533   a  to communicate with each other, is formed in the inner peripheral surface of the body member  534 . The connection hole  521   c  allows the first orifice groove  523   a  and the second orifice groove  533   a  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. Also, the first orifice passage  521 , which extends from the main liquid chamber  515  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side, is constituted of the first orifice groove  523   a  having the radially outer opening blocked by the covering rubber, the second orifice groove  533   a  having a radially outer opening blocked by the inner peripheral surface of the body member  534 , and the connection hole  521   c . Hereinafter, the portion of the first orifice passage  521 , which is located on the main liquid chamber  515  side and is defined by the first orifice groove  523   a , is referred to as a main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , and the portion of the first orifice passage  521 , which extends from the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  through the connection hole  521   c  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side and is defined by the second orifice groove  533   a , is referred to as an auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . In addition, the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber with the membrane therebetween and is located on the liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber) having the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber-side passage. The opposite liquid chamber-side passage of the present embodiment and the twelfth embodiment to be described below is the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b.    
     Here, the connection hole  521   c  connects an end part of the first orifice groove  523   a  on one side in the circumferential direction and an end part of the second orifice groove  533   a  on one side in the circumferential direction to each other. As a result, the liquid flows from any one of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  through the connection hole  521   c  into the other, and in the process in which the liquid flows through the other side, the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the one and the flow direction of the liquid flowing through the other are opposite to each other in the circumferential direction. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . The opening area of the connection hole  521   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a . The channel length of the connection hole  521   c  is shorter than the channel length of each of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the first communication hole  523   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the first communication hole  523   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the first communication hole  523   b  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a bound load for causing the liquid to flow from the main liquid chamber  515  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  521   c  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  521   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and entering the connection hole  521   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  and the connection hole  521   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  521   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  521   c  and entering the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the second communication hole  533   b  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the second communication hole  533   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  and entering the second communication hole  533   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  are passages having a longer channel length than a channel diameter. Here, in the example shown, the channel cross-sectional shape of the first orifice passage  521  is a rectangular shape. In this case, when the channel cross-sectional shape is substituted with a circular shape having the same channel cross-sectional area, the channel diameter can be represented by the diameter of the circular shape. 
     Additionally, an uneven swelling part  523  is formed that makes the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  531 . The uneven swelling part  523  is curved so as to project toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. The uneven swelling part  523  is integrally formed over the entire body part  531   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  531   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  539 , in the membrane  531 . In addition, the uneven swelling part  523  is not limited to the aforementioned curved shape and may be appropriately changed, for example, by changing the size of grooves formed in the upper and lower surfaces of the membrane  531 . 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  525 , which supports the membrane  531  from the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side, protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  538  that supports the membrane  531  from the main liquid chamber  515  side. The portion of the first sandwiching part  525  located radially inside the second sandwiching part  538  supports an outer peripheral part in a lower surface of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531 . The upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 , which abuts against the membrane  531 , is gradually inclined downward so as to be separated from the main liquid chamber  515  inward in the radial direction. In the example shown, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525  is formed in a curved surface shape that projects toward the upper side that is the main liquid chamber  515  side. In addition, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525  may be a flat surface that extends in the direction orthogonal to the central axis O. 
     The lower surface of the membrane  531  abuts against the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 . The uneven swelling part  523  of the membrane  531  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  525 . Respective axial positions of a lower end part in a lower surface of the uneven swelling part  523  and a lower surface of the first sandwiching part  525  are the same as each other. A lower end part in the lower surface of the uneven swelling part  523  is located at a central part of the membrane  531  in the radial direction. The lower surface of the membrane  531  is in non-contact with an inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  525 . The membrane  531  abuts against the entire upper surface of the first sandwiching part  525 , and the entire lower surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538 . In addition, the lower surface of the membrane  531  may be spaced apart upward from the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 . The uneven swelling part  523  of the membrane  531  may be located above the inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  525 . The lower surface of the membrane  531  may be brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  525 . 
     Here, in the present embodiment, the main liquid chamber  515  is located on the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is high out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . Also, the rigidity of an upper part of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of a lower part of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 . 
     In the membrane  531 , the rigidity of an upper part of the body part  531   b  is higher than the rigidity of each of a lower part of the body part  531   b  and the outer peripheral edge  531   a  except for the upper part. For example, a reinforcing member  531   d , such as a canvas, is buried at the upper part of the body part  531   b . The level of the rigidity of each of an upper part and a lower part of the membrane  531  can be specified depending on the magnitude of a reaction force measured when the upper part and the lower part of the membrane  531  are separately pushed and elastically deformed with the same amount of displacement in the axial direction. In addition, the upper part of the body part  531   b  may be formed of a material having rigidity higher than that of a material that forms the lower part of the body part  531   b  and the outer peripheral edge  531   a  without burying the reinforcing member  531   d  in the upper part of the body part  531   b . The membrane  531  may be formed by, for example, two-color molding or the like. 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  51  related to the present embodiment, the rigidity of the upper part of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of the lower part of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 . Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  531  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the rebound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. That is, the membrane  531  of the present embodiment is a damping force difference increasing part that restrains the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  516  side out of the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber)  516  side and that increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . Thus, when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  515  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side flows through the first orifice passage  521  toward the main liquid chamber  515 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. 
     Moreover, the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , is lower than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 . Therefore, when the main liquid chamber  515  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side, and the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  can be suppressed, and occurrence of cavitation can be suppressed. 
     Additionally, the aforementioned respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  are different from each other and the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515  and the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , are different from each other, as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  515  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Additionally, since the reinforcing member  531   d  is buried in the portion of the membrane  531  that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 , even if the thickness of the membrane  531  is not excessively increased, the membrane  531  can be easily provided with the aforementioned difference in rigidity. 
     Since the uneven swelling part  523  is formed in the membrane  531 , when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is larger than that toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  531  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  515  side by the uneven swelling part  523 . On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the rebound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both these damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Moreover, even if the main liquid chamber  515  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, the membrane  531  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  515  side by the uneven swelling part  523 , and thereby, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  can be suppressed. Therefore, the occurrence of cavitation can also be suppressed. 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  523  is curved so as to project toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side, a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  531  can be easily and reliably realized. Additionally, the uneven swelling part  523  is integrally formed over the entire body part  531   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  531   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  539 , in the membrane  531 . Thus, it is possible to largely swell and deform the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. Additionally, since the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  of the first orifice passage  521  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the main liquid chamber  515  side that flows into this passage can be increased, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  525 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  538 , supports the membrane  531  from the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is smaller than that toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. That is, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  525 , the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side when the bound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  538  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  525 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     Additionally, the upper surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 , which abuts against the membrane  531 , is gradually inclined so as to be separated from the main liquid chamber  515  inward in the radial direction. Thus, when the bound load is input and when the membrane  531  is swelled and deformed toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side, the membrane  531  can easily come into surface contact with the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 , the generation of abnormal noise can be suppressed, and the durability of the membrane  531  can be secured. Additionally, the membrane  531  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 . Thus, when the bound load is input, it is possible to inhibit the membrane  531  from colliding against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 , and the generation of abnormal noise can be reliably suppressed. Additionally, the membrane  531  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  525 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, the radial gap is provided between the outer peripheral surface  531   c  of the body part  531   b  of the membrane  531  and the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, when the rebound load is input, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side, and the damping force to be generated can be reliably suppressed to be low. Additionally, when the membrane  531  tends to be excessively largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  515  side at the time of the input of the rebound load, the outer peripheral surface  531   c  of the body part  531   b  can be made to abut against the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the second sandwiching part  538 , and a large load can be prevented from being applied to the connection portion between the outer peripheral edge  531   a  and the body part  531   b  in the membrane  531 . 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  523  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  525 , a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized. 
     Eleventh Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  52  related to an eleventh embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 21 and 22 . In addition, in the eleventh embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described tenth embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     As mentioned above, the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber with the membrane therebetween and is located on the liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber) having the membrane in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber-side passage. In the present embodiment, the partition member  541  includes an intermediate liquid chamber  535  that is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  515  with the membrane  531  therebetween and allows the opposite liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  of the first orifice passage  521  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  to communicate with each other, and the first orifice passage  521  allows the main liquid chamber  515  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other. That is, the opposite liquid chamber of the present embodiment is the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , and the opposite liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  may be referred to as an intermediate liquid chamber-side passage. The intermediate liquid chamber  535  is located on the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is low out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . 
     Here, the lower member  542  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape, is disposed coaxially with the central axis O and blocks a lower end opening part of the body member  534 . An upper surface of the bottom wall part of the lower member  542  is separated downward from the lower surface of the membrane  531 . The aforementioned intermediate liquid chamber  535  is defined by the upper surface of the bottom wall part and an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part in the lower member  542   a  and the lower surface of the membrane  531 . That is, the intermediate liquid chamber  535  has the membrane  531  as a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  and the main liquid chamber  515  are partitioned in the axial direction by the membrane  531 . The internal volume of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is smaller than the internal volume of the main liquid chamber  515 . A second communication hole  533   b  formed in an inner peripheral surface of a peripheral wall part of the lower member  542  allows the second orifice groove  533   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. 
     The auxiliary liquid chamber  516  is defined by a lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  542  and the diaphragm  519 . A bottom wall part of the lower member  542  forms a barrier wall that partitions the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  in the axial direction. A second orifice passage  522 , which allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other, is formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  542 . The second orifice passage  522  allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. An opening part of the second orifice passage  522  on the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side faces the membrane  531 . The second orifice passage  522  is a through-hole formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  542 , and a plurality of the second orifice passages  522  are formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  542 . At least some of the second orifice passages  522  face the membrane  531  in the axial direction. 
     The channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of each second orifice passage  522  are smaller than the channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of the first orifice passage  521  to be described below, respectively. The channel length of the second orifice passage  522  is smaller than the internal diameter thereof. In addition, the channel length of the second orifice passage  522  may be equal to or greater than the internal diameter. The flow resistance of the liquid in each second orifice passage  522  is smaller than the flow resistance of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . 
     A restriction projection  526 , which restricts excessively large swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side, is disposed the upper surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  542 . The restriction projection  526  is formed integrally with the lower member  542 . The restriction projection  526  is formed in a tubular shape and is disposed coaxially with the central axis O. In addition, the restriction projection  526  may be formed in a solid form or may not be disposed coaxially with the central axis O. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, an opening direction in which the first orifice passage  521  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , that is, an opening direction of the second communication hole  533   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  intersects an opening direction in which the second orifice passage  522  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . In the example shown, the second communication hole  533   b  opens in the radial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , and the second orifice passage  522  opens in the axial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . That is, the opening direction of the second communication hole  533   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  522  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  in the direction orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  522  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  522 , the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  of the first orifice passage  521 , and the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  of the first orifice passage  521 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  52  related to the present embodiment, the partition member  541  includes the intermediate liquid chamber  535  in addition to the functions and effects achieved by the vibration-damping device  51  of the tenth embodiment. Thus, a high damping force can be generated. 
     Additionally, since the opening direction in which the first orifice passage  521  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  intersects the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  522  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , it is possible to suppress that the liquid from the main liquid chamber  515  side that has flowed into the intermediate liquid chamber  535  goes straight toward the second orifice passage  522 , and this liquid can be diffused within the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . As a result, the flow speed of the liquid can be reliably reduced until the liquid of the main liquid chamber  515  flows into the second orifice passage  522 , and a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. 
     Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  522 , it is possible to increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  flows into the second orifice passage  522 , and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Twelfth Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  53  related to a twelfth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 23 and 24 . In addition, in the twelfth embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described tenth embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     A diaphragm ring  528  protrudes outward in the radial direction from a lower end part of the lower member  533 , and the lower surface of the body member  534  liquid-tightly abuts against an upper surface of the diaphragm ring  528 . The diaphragm ring  528  is formed integrally with the lower member  533 . The outer flange part  524  protrudes upward from an inner peripheral edge in the upper surface of the body member  534 . Respective inner peripheral surfaces the outer flange part  524  and the body member  534  are flush with each other. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . In the example shown, the channel cross-sectional area of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a . Additionally, the opening area of the connection hole  521   c  is smaller than the channel cross-sectional area of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b.    
     Here, the respective flow resistances of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  and the second communication hole  533   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the second communication hole  533   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the second communication hole  533   b  and entering the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when a rebound load for causing the liquid to flow from the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the connection hole  521   c  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the connection hole  521   c  is higher than the flow resistance of the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  and entering the connection hole  521   c  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the connection hole  521   c  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the connection hole  521   c , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the connection hole  521   c  and entering the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the respective flow resistances of the first communication hole  523   b  and the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  may be equal to each other or may be different from each other. For example, in a case where the flow resistance of the first communication hole  523   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , the flow resistance of the liquid when passing through the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and entering the first communication hole  523   b  is increased, and a high damping force is generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Also, in the present embodiment, an uneven swelling part  536  is formed so as to make the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  537 . In the example shown, the uneven swelling part  536  is curved so as to project toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. The membrane  537  includes a disk-shaped body part  537   b , and an outer peripheral edge  537   a  that is formed to be thinner than the body part  537   b , protrudes outward in the radial direction from an upper part of the body part  537   b , and continuously extends over the entire circumference. Locking projections, which protrude toward both sides in the axial direction, are formed on an outer end part of the outer peripheral edge  537   a  in the radial direction. 
     Moreover, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  527 , which protrudes long inward in the radial direction, out of the first sandwiching part  527  and the second sandwiching part  529  supports the upper surface of the membrane  537 , and the second sandwiching part  529  supports the lower surface of the membrane  537 . 
     The second sandwiching part  529  is formed integrally with the outer flange part  524  and protrudes inward in the radial direction from the outer flange part  524 . An upper end opening edge of the peripheral wall part of the lower member  533  abuts against a lower surface of the second sandwiching part  529 . An upper surface of the second sandwiching part  529  is located below the upper surface of the outer flange part  524 . In addition, a lower annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in the upper surface of the second sandwiching part  529 . 
     Here, the portion of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537  located below the outer peripheral edge  537   a  is inserted into the second sandwiching part  529 . A radial gap is provided between an outer peripheral surface (hereinafter, referred to as the outer peripheral surface  537   c  of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537 ) of the portion of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537  located below the outer peripheral edge  537   a , and an inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  529 . The inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  529  and the outer peripheral surface  537   c  of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537  extend in the axial direction, respectively. The inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  529  and the outer peripheral surface  537   c  of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537  are substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  529  and the outer peripheral surface  537   c  of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537  may be inclined with respect to each other. 
     An outer peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  527  is disposed on the upper surface of the outer flange part  524  and the inner peripheral part thereof supports the upper surface of the membrane  537 . An upper annular groove, which continuously extends over the entire circumference, is formed at an outer peripheral edge in a lower surface of an inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  527 . The upper annular groove faces a lower annular groove of the second sandwiching part  529  in the axial direction. The locking projections of the outer peripheral edge  537   a  of the membrane  537  are separately locked to the upper annular groove and the lower annular groove. 
     The portion of the first sandwiching part  527  located radially inside the second sandwiching part  529  supports an outer peripheral part in an upper surface of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537 . A lower surface of an inner peripheral edge (hereinafter, referred to as an inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 ) of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  527 , which abuts against the membrane  537 , is gradually inclined upward so as to be separated from the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  inward in the radial direction. In the example shown, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527  is formed in a curved surface shape that projects toward the lower side that is the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. In addition, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527  may be a flat surface that extends in the direction orthogonal to the central axis O. 
     The upper surface of the membrane  537  abuts against the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 . The uneven swelling part  536  of the membrane  537  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  527 . Respective axial positions of an upper end part in an upper surface of the uneven swelling part  536  and an upper surface of the first sandwiching part  527  are the same as each other. An upper end part in the upper surface of the uneven swelling part  536  is located at a central part of the membrane  537  in the radial direction. The upper surface of the membrane  537  is in non-contact with an inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  527 . The membrane  537  abuts against the entire lower surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  527 , and the entire upper surface of the second sandwiching part  529 . In addition, the upper surface of the membrane  537  may be spaced apart downward from the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 . The uneven swelling part  536  of the membrane  537  may be located below the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  527 . The upper surface of the membrane  537  may be brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the inner peripheral part of the first sandwiching part  527 . 
     Here, in the present embodiment, the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  is located on the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is high out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . Also, the rigidity of a lower part of the membrane  537 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , is higher than the rigidity of an upper part of the membrane  537 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 . In the membrane  537 , the rigidity of a lower part of the body part  537   b  is higher than the rigidity of each of an upper part of the body part  537   b  and the outer peripheral edge  537   a  except for the lower part. The reinforcing member  531   d  is buried at a lower part of the body part  537   b.    
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  53  related to the present embodiment, the rigidity of a lower part of the membrane  537 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , is higher than the rigidity of an upper part of the membrane  537 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 . Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  537  is largely swelled and deformed toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side when the bound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. 
     Additionally, the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side flows into the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  515  flows through the first orifice passage  521  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Since the uneven swelling part  536  is formed in the membrane  537 , when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  537  is largely swelled and deformed toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side by the uneven swelling part  536 . On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side when the bound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. 
     As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both these damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably increased. 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  536  is curved so as to project toward the main liquid chamber  515  side, a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the same pressing force is applied to the membrane  537  can be easily and reliably realized. Additionally, the uneven swelling part  536  is integrally formed over the entire body part  537   b , which is located radially inside the outer peripheral edge  537   a  sandwiched in the axial direction by the sandwiching member  539 , in the membrane  537 . Thus, it is possible to largely swell and deform the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made greatly different from each other. 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the first sandwiching part  527 , which protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  529 , supports the membrane  537  from the main liquid chamber  515  side. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is smaller than that toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. That is, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is restrained by the first sandwiching part  527 , the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side becomes larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the rebound load is input to such an extent that the second sandwiching part  529  does not protrude inward in the radial direction from the first sandwiching part  527 , and the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     Additionally, the lower surface of the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 , which abuts against the membrane  537 , is gradually inclined so as to be separated from the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  inward in the radial direction. Thus, when the rebound load is input and when the membrane  537  is swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  515  side, the membrane  537  can easily come into surface contact with the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 , the generation of abnormal noise can be suppressed, and the durability of the membrane  537  can be secured. Additionally, the membrane  537  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 . Thus, when the rebound load is input, it is possible to inhibit the membrane  537  from colliding against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 , and the generation of abnormal noise can be reliably suppressed. Additionally, the membrane  537  abuts against the inner peripheral edge of the first sandwiching part  527 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. 
     Additionally, the radial gap is provided between the outer peripheral surface  537   c  of the body part  537   b  of the membrane  537  and the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  529 . Thus, even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude, when the bound load is input, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side, and the damping force to be generated can be reliably suppressed to be low. Additionally, when the membrane  537  tends to be excessively largely swelled and deformed toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side at the time of the input of the bound load, the outer peripheral surface  537   c  of the body part  537   b  can be made to abut against the inner peripheral surface of the second sandwiching part  529 , and a large load can be prevented from being applied to the connection portion between the outer peripheral edge  537   a  and the body part  537   b  in the membrane  537 . 
     Additionally, since the uneven swelling part  536  overhangs to the inside of the first sandwiching part  527 , a configuration in which the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is made larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the same pressing force is applied can be much more reliably realized. 
     Thirteenth Embodiment 
     Next, a vibration-damping device  54  related to a thirteenth embodiment of the invention will be described, referring to  FIGS. 25 and 26 . In addition, in the thirteenth embodiment, the same portions as the constituent elements in the above-described twelfth embodiment will be designated by the same reference signs, and a description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. 
     As mentioned above, the portion of the first orifice passage, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber with the membrane therebetween and is located on the liquid chamber (opposite liquid chamber) having the membrane in a portion of a barrier wall thereof, is referred to as an opposite liquid chamber-side passage. In the present embodiment, the partition member  543  includes an intermediate liquid chamber  535  that is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  515  with the membrane  537  therebetween, has the membrane as a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and allows the opposite liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  of the first orifice passage  521  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  to communicate with each other, and the first orifice passage  521  allows the main liquid chamber  515  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other. That is, the opposite liquid chamber of the present embodiment is the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , and the opposite liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  may be referred to as an intermediate liquid chamber-side passage. The intermediate liquid chamber  535  is located on the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  side where the flow resistance of the liquid is high out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . 
     Here, the lower member  544  is formed in a bottomed tubular shape, is disposed coaxially with the central axis O and blocks a lower end opening part of the body member  534 . An upper surface of the bottom wall part of the lower member  544  is separated downward from the lower surface of the membrane  537 . The aforementioned intermediate liquid chamber  535  is defined by the upper surface of the bottom wall part and an inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall part in the lower member  544   a  and the lower surface of the membrane  537 . That is, the intermediate liquid chamber  535  has the membrane  537  as a portion of a barrier wall thereof, and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  and the main liquid chamber  515  are partitioned in the axial direction by the membrane  537 . The internal volume of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is smaller than the internal volume of the main liquid chamber  515 . A second communication hole  533   b  formed in an inner peripheral surface of a peripheral wall part of the lower member  544  allows the second orifice groove  533   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other in the radial direction. 
     The auxiliary liquid chamber  516  is defined by a lower surface of the bottom wall part in the lower member  544  and the diaphragm  519 . A bottom wall part of the lower member  544  forms a barrier wall that partitions the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  in the axial direction. A second orifice passage  522 , which allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other, is formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  544 . The second orifice passage  522  allows the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the intermediate liquid chamber  535  to communicate with each other in the axial direction. An opening part of the second orifice passage  522  on the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side faces the membrane  537 . The second orifice passage  522  is a through-hole formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  544 , and a plurality of the second orifice passages  522  are formed in the bottom wall part of the lower member  544 . At least some of the second orifice passages  522  face the membrane  537  in the axial direction. 
     The channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of each second orifice passage  522  are smaller than the channel cross-sectional area and the channel length of the first orifice passage  521 . The channel length of the second orifice passage  522  is smaller than the internal diameter thereof. In addition, the channel length of the second orifice passage  522  may be equal to or greater than the internal diameter. The flow resistance of the liquid in each second orifice passage  522  is smaller than the flow resistance of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, an opening direction in which the first orifice passage  521  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , that is, an opening direction of the second communication hole  533   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  intersects an opening direction in which the second orifice passage  522  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . In the example shown, the second communication hole  533   b  opens in the radial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , and the second orifice passage  522  opens in the axial direction toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . That is, the opening direction of the second communication hole  533   b  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  522  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . 
     Additionally, in the present embodiment, the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  in the direction orthogonal to the opening direction in which the second orifice passage  522  opens toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the second orifice passage  522 , the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  of the first orifice passage  521 , and the channel cross-sectional area of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  of the first orifice passage  521 . 
     As described above, according to the vibration-damping device  54  related to the present embodiment, the partition member  543  includes the intermediate liquid chamber  535  in addition to the functions and effects achieved by the vibration-damping device  53  of the twelfth embodiment. Thus, a high damping force can be generated. 
     Additionally, since the cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  is larger than the channel cross-sectional area of the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  of the first orifice passage  521 , it is possible to reliably increase the resistance generated when the liquid of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably increased. Additionally, since the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  of the first orifice passage  521  is a passage having a longer channel length than a channel diameter, the resistance applied to the liquid from the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side that flows into this passage can be increased, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be much more reliably increased. 
     The vibration-damping devices  51  to  54  related to the tenth to thirteenth embodiments described above include the tubular first attachment member  511  that is coupled to any one of the vibration generating part and the vibration receiving part, the second attachment member  512  that is coupled to the other thereof, the elastic body  513  that couples the first attachment member  511  and the second attachment member  512  to each other, and the partition member  517  that partitions the liquid chamber within the first attachment member  511  into the main liquid chamber  515  having the elastic body  513  in a portion of a barrier wall thereof and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , and the partition member  517 ,  541 , or  543  includes the membrane  531  or  537  that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 , the first orifice passage  521  that allows the main liquid chamber  515  and the opposite liquid chamber, which is located opposite to the main liquid chamber  515  with the membrane  531  or  537  therebetween and has the membrane  531  or  537  in a portion of the barrier wall thereof, to communicate with each other and in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the opposite liquid chamber-side passage located on the opposite liquid chamber side is different from the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  located on the main liquid chamber  515  side, and the damping force difference increasing part that restrains any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  or  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  or  537  toward the opposite liquid chamber and increases a difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input. 
     As a result, since the vibration-damping devices  51  to  54  include the damping force difference increasing part, any one of the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  or  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side and the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  or  537  toward the opposite liquid chamber is restrained, and the difference between the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input is increased. 
     Here, the partition member  541  or  543  may further include the intermediate liquid chamber  535  that is the opposite liquid chamber, and the second orifice passage  522  that allows the intermediate liquid chamber  535  and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  to communicate with each other, the first orifice passage  521  may include the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  that is located on the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side as the opposite liquid chamber-side passage, the damping force difference increasing part may include the membrane  531  or  537  in which the rigidity of the portion, which forms a portion of the barrier wall of any one liquid chamber of the intermediate liquid chamber  535  and the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the second liquid chamber, and the one liquid chamber may be located on one passage side having a higher liquid flow resistance than on the second passage side, out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . 
     In this case, the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of any one liquid chamber of the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , which is a liquid chamber (hereinafter, referred to as an opposite liquid chamber) located opposite to the main liquid chamber  515  with the membrane  531  or  537  therebetween, and the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537  that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the second liquid chamber. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  or  537  toward the one liquid chamber side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the second liquid chamber side. Specifically, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  in the first orifice passage  521  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  that forms a portion the barrier wall of the intermediate liquid chamber  535 . As a result, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is larger than that toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  52 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  531  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  52 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the bound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  515  flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side flows through the first orifice passage  521  toward the main liquid chamber  515 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. Moreover, the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , is lower than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 . Therefore, when the main liquid chamber  515  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber side  515 , and the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  can be suppressed, and occurrence of cavitation can be suppressed. 
     Contrary to the above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  537  that forms a portion the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 . As a result, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  54 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  537  is largely swelled and deformed toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  54 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the intermediate liquid chamber side when the bound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , when the rebound load is input and when the liquid on the intermediate liquid chamber  535  side flows into the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  515  flows through the first orifice passage  521  toward the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Additionally, the aforementioned respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the intermediate liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  are different from each other and the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515  and the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the intermediate liquid chamber  535 , are different from each other, as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  515  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Here, since the reinforcing member  531   d  may be buried in the portion of the membrane  531  or  537  that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the one liquid chamber. 
     In this case, since the reinforcing member  531   d  is buried in the portion of the membrane  531  or  537  that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the one liquid chamber, even if the thickness of the membrane  531  or  537  is not excessively increased, the membrane  531  or  537  can be easily provided with the aforementioned difference in rigidity. 
     Additionally, the first orifice passage  521  may include the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  that is located on the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side as the opposite liquid chamber-side passage, the damping force difference increasing part may include the membrane  531  or  537  in which the rigidity of the portion, which forms a portion of a barrier wall of any one liquid chamber of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  and the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the second liquid chamber, and the one liquid chamber may be located on one passage side having a higher liquid flow resistance than on the second passage side, out of the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , in the flow direction of the liquid in the first orifice passage  521 . 
     In this case, the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of any one liquid chamber of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , which is a liquid chamber (hereinafter, referred to as an opposite liquid chamber) located opposite to the main liquid chamber  515  with the membrane  531  or  537  therebetween, and the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537  that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the second liquid chamber. Thus, when the same pressing force is applied, the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  or  537  toward the one liquid chamber side is larger than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  or  537  toward the second liquid chamber side. Specifically, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  in the first orifice passage  521  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  that forms a portion the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 . As a result, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side is larger than that toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. Hence, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  531  is largely swelled and deformed toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. On the other hand, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  51 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side when the rebound load is input, the positive pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , when the bound load is input and when the liquid of the main liquid chamber flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the bound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side flows through the first orifice passage  521  toward the main liquid chamber  515 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be suppressed to be low. As described above, the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the rebound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the bound load is input to the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be increased. Moreover, the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531 , which forms a portion of the barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , is lower than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  that forms a portion of the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 . Therefore, when the main liquid chamber  515  tends to have a negative pressure suddenly with the input of a large rebound load, it is possible to smoothly swell and deform the membrane  531  toward the main liquid chamber  515  side, and the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  can be suppressed, and occurrence of cavitation can be suppressed. 
     Contrary to the above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  is higher than the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a , the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  517 , is higher than the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  537  that forms a portion the barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515 . As a result, when the same pressing force is applied, the amount of swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side is larger than that toward the main liquid chamber  515  side. Hence, if the bound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the damping force to be generated can be suppressed to be low as the membrane  537  is largely swelled and deformed toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side. On the other hand, if the rebound load is input to the vibration-damping device  53 , the swelling deformation of the membrane  537  toward the main liquid chamber side becomes smaller than the swelling deformation of the membrane toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side when the bound load is input, the negative pressure of the main liquid chamber  515  is not easily relieved, and the damping force to be generated becomes high. Additionally, as mentioned above, in a case where the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  is lower than the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , when the rebound load is input and when the liquid on the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  side flows into the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , a larger resistance is applied compared to a case where the liquid directly flows into the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a . As a result, a high damping force can be generated when the rebound load is input. On the other hand, when the liquid of the main liquid chamber  515  flows through the first orifice passage  521  toward the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , even if the flow resistance is different between the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  and the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b , both the passages constitute one orifice passage continuously with each other. Thus, it is possible to suppress the resistance generated when the liquid passes through a boundary portion therebetween, and the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be suppressed. As described above, the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be reliably made higher than the damping force generated when the bound load is input, and the difference between both the damping forces can be increased, and the ratio of the damping force generated when the rebound load is input to the damping force generated when the bound load is input can be increased. 
     Additionally, the aforementioned respective functions and effects are achieved by a configuration in which the flow resistance of the liquid in the auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage  521   b  and the flow resistance of the liquid in the main liquid chamber-side passage  521   a  are different from each other and the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the main liquid chamber  515  and the rigidity of the portion of the membrane  531  or  537 , which forms a portion of a barrier wall of the auxiliary liquid chamber  516 , are different from each other, as mentioned above, without adopting, for example, members that operate when the liquid pressure within the main liquid chamber  515  reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the aforementioned functions and effects can be stably and accurately achieved even with vibration of a relatively small amplitude. 
     Here, since the reinforcing member  531   d  may be buried in the portion of the membrane  531  or  537  that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the one liquid chamber. 
     In this case, since the reinforcing member  531   d  is buried in the portion of the membrane  531  or  537  that forms a portion of a barrier wall of the one liquid chamber, even if the thickness of the membrane  531  or  537  is not excessively increased, the membrane  531  or  537  can be easily provided with the aforementioned difference in rigidity. 
     In addition, the technical scope of the invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various changes can be made without departing the spirit of the invention. 
     For example, in the above respective embodiments, the first orifice passage  521  extends in the circumferential direction, and the second orifice passage  522  extends in the axial direction. However, the invention is not limited to this. Additionally, the membrane  531  or  537  may not have the uneven swelling part  523  or  536 . Additionally, in the above respective embodiments, the first sandwiching part  525  or  527  protrudes longer inward in the radial direction than the second sandwiching part  538  or  529 . However, the invention is not limited to this. For example, the second sandwiching part  538  or  529  may protrude longer inward in the radial direction than the first sandwiching part  525  or  527 , or the respective inner peripheral surface of the first sandwiching part  525  or  527  and the second sandwiching part  538  or  529  may be located at the same position in the radial direction. 
     Additionally, in the above respective embodiments, the compression type vibration-damping devices  51  to  54  in which the positive pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  515  as the support load acts have been described. However, it is also applicable to a hanging-type vibration-damping device that is attached such that the main liquid chamber  515  is located on the lower side in a vertical direction and the auxiliary liquid chamber  516  is located on the upper side in the vertical direction and the negative pressure acts on the main liquid chamber  515  as the support load acts. Additionally, the vibration-damping devices  51  to  54  related to the invention are not limited to engine mounts of vehicles and is also applicable to those other than the engine mounts. For example, the vibration-damping device is also applicable to mounts of power generators loaded on construction machines or is also applicable to mounts of machines installed in factories or the like. 
     In addition, it is possible to appropriately substitute the constituent elements in the above-described embodiments with well-known constituent elements without departing from the spirit of the invention. Additionally, the above-described modification examples may be combined appropriately. 
     In the first to thirteenth embodiments described above, the respective constituent elements of the above first to thirteenth embodiments may be combined with each other without departing from the spirit of the invention. 
     INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY 
     According to the invention, the damping force generated when the bound load is input and the damping force generated when the rebound load is input can be made different from each other. 
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               11 ,  12 ,  21 ,  22 ,  41  to  45 ,  51  to  54 : vibration-damping device 
               111 ,  211 ,  411 ,  511 : first attachment member 
               112 ,  212 ,  412 ,  512 : second attachment member 
               113 ,  213 ,  413 ,  513 : elastic body 
               114 ,  214 ,  414 ,  514 : liquid chamber 
               115 ,  215 ,  415 ,  515 : main liquid chamber 
               116 ,  216 ,  416 ,  516 : auxiliary liquid chamber 
               135 ,  235 ,  435 ,  535 : intermediate liquid chamber 
               117 ,  217 ,  417 ,  517 ,  541 ,  543 : partition member 
               121 ,  221 ,  421 ,  521 : first orifice passage 
               121   a ,  221   a ,  421   a ,  521   a : main liquid chamber-side passage 
               121   b ,  221   b ,  421   b ,  521   b : opposite liquid chamber-side passage (intermediate liquid chamber-side passage, auxiliary liquid chamber-side passage) 
               122 ,  222 ,  422 ,  522 : second orifice passage 
               126 ,  127 : restraining member (damping force difference increasing part) 
               131 ,  231 ,  237 ,  431 ,  437 : membrane 
               531 ,  537 : membrane (damping force difference increasing part) 
               223 ,  236 ,  423 ,  426 ,  523 ,  536 : uneven swelling part (damping force difference increasing part) 
               231   a ,  237   a ,  431   a ,  437   a ,  531   a ,  537   a : outer peripheral edge 
               225 ,  227 ,  425 ,  427 ,  525 ,  527 : first sandwiching part (damping force difference increasing part) 
               238 ,  229 ,  438 ,  429 ,  538 ,  529 : second sandwiching part (damping force difference increasing part) 
               441 : support projection 
               531   d : reinforcing member