Arrangement for connecting bodies wherein thermally-related cons

Details Arrangement for connecting bodies wherein thermally-related cons Arrangement for connecting bodies wherein thermally-related cons

1988-04-01

1989-05-02

Henry, Jon V.

350607, 350253, 52573, G02B 718

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ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to an arrangement for connecting bodies together wherein temperature-induced constraining forces are minimized. It is intended to prevent constraining forces resulting from thermally-induced tensions when connecting two bodies by utilizing a suitable connecting member. The connecting member is wedge-shaped and its temperature movement is compensated for by one or more compensating elements disposed between the connecting member and the bodies to be connected.

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SPIE Vo. 250 Optomechanical Systems Design (1980), pages 24 to 26.
Proceedings of the International Society for Optical Engineering, vol. 450 (1983), pages 34 to 38.

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