Endless belt power transmission systems or components – Hub formed in sections and separable by moving sections... – And severance lines for separable rim sections diametrically...
Patent
1999-02-09
2000-07-11
Bucci, David A.
Endless belt power transmission systems or components
Hub formed in sections and separable by moving sections...
And severance lines for separable rim sections diametrically...
474 95, 474152, F16H 5512, F16H 5546, F16H 5530
Patent
active
060864958
ABSTRACT:
A split sprocket assembly. The sprocket assembly does not require additional separate fasteners and extends substantially parallel to the axis of the drive shaft. Further, the sprocket assembly includes first and second sprocket sections having integrally formed connecting device to connect the sprocket members about the shaft. The connecting device preferably includes a projection formed on one sprocket section and a complementary recess formed on the other sprocket section. The geometry of the projection and the recess is preferably that of a dove-tail shape. The connecting device further includes a device for preventing axial movement of the sprocket sections relative to one another. In one embodiment, the sprocket assembly does not require any additional separate fasteners at all, and the preventing device includes locking members to provide a cylindrical snap fit. In an alternative embodiment, the preventing device includes fasteners extending in a direction perpendicular to a plane including the axis of the shaft and through both sprocket members.
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"Puzzle-Joint Split Sprocket", KVP Falcon Plastic Belting Inc., www.kvpfalcon.com.
Plier Chris M.
Stebnicki James C.
Bucci David A.
Kaness Matthew A.
Rexnord Corporation
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