Split tube having retainable ends

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1992-08-18

1994-01-25

Bonck, Rodney H.

192 clutches and power-stop control

Clutches

Axially engaging

92 92, 192 88A, F16D 2504, F15B 1500, F16J 300

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052808297

ABSTRACT:
A split tube for use in a fluid friction assembly, such as a clutch or brake, includes a tube body with end caps disposed at each end. The end caps seal the ends of the tube, and further provide a device to connect the two end caps. This arrangement allows the tube to be placed about the shaft of a friction assembly, and then formed into a continuous ring. The ends of the tube are connected, and will not be flung radially outwardly at high rotational speeds.

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