Device and method for terminating flexible tensile strength memb

Joints and connections – Molded joint – Member cast in situ

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403265, F16B 214

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ABSTRACT:
A termination device for a flexible tensile strength member has an internal surface which defines a passage through the device. The profile of the internal surface is a constant-radius arc extending from one end of the device to the other end. The radius of the arc emanates from a point of origin located along a line that is both collinear with an end of the device and perpendicular to its longitudinal axis. The design can be optimized either to provide a minimum device outer diameter while generating a high efficiency (greater than 90 percent), or to generate maximum possible efficiency within a device that is minimized in diameter (and wall thickness) while preventing device failure.

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Mower, Todd M., "On the Development of Highly Efficient Terminations for Synthetic-Fiber Tensile Members", presented and disseminated at the Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on OMAE (Offshore Mechanics and Artic Engineering) 1995 held Jun. 18-22, 1995 in Copenhagen, Denmark, and published on June 18, 1995 by the ASME in the Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on OMAE 1995, vol. I, Part B, Offshore Technology, pp. 423-433.

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