Torque transmitting element and device

Joints and connections – Interconnected flanges or shoulders – Axially bolted or riveted

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64 21, F16D 100, F16L 2300

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042537762

ABSTRACT:
The torque transmitting connecting element, for example constituted by a flange, comprises a small number of pairs of bearing planes which are angularly spaced apart. The two planes of each pair are convergent in a direction away from the connecting face of the element and constitute the two flanks of a channel or of a projection which has a constant trapezoid cross-sectional shape which is symmetrical relative to a plane containing the axis of rotation of the element. Such elements, when they are interconnected in a torque-transmitting device, cooperate solely by their pairs of bearing planes. Bolts or a nut clamp these two elements together.
The invention is for example applicable to automobile vehicle transmissions.

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patent: 3208290 (1965-09-01), Mathues et al.
patent: 3858412 (1975-01-01), Fisher et al.
patent: 4053248 (1977-10-01), Schultenkamper
patent: 4068499 (1978-01-01), Sharp
patent: 4074946 (1978-02-01), Swearingen
patent: 4091641 (1978-05-01), Welschof
patent: 4191487 (1980-03-01), Schultenkamper

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