Flexible grid coupling

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1981-02-24

1983-11-08

Petrakes, John

Rotary shafts, gudgeons, housings, and flexible couplings for ro

Torque transmitted via flexible element

Plural circumferentially spaced elements

464 71, 464 76, 464 83, 464 93, F16D 350, F16D 356

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044139802

ABSTRACT:
A flexible shaft coupling includes a pair of hubs connected to the shafts. Each hub has a series of peripherially spaced teeth with slots between the teeth. A grid joins the hubs and transmits torque therebetween. The grid is formed of a series of spaced, straight metal rungs held together at their ends by elastomer members.

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