Torsionally elastic shock and vibration absorbing coupling

Details Torsionally elastic shock and vibration absorbing coupling Torsionally elastic shock and vibration absorbing coupling

1980-07-25

1983-05-24

Lazarus, Ira S.

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

Torque transmitted via flexible element

Element is flaccid and operates in tension during torque...

464 92, F16D 362

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043848583

ABSTRACT:
A torsionally elastic shock and vibration absorbing coupling, comprises first and second coupling parts which are adapted to be connected to the respective parts which are to be coupled together and which have coupling portions with openings therethrough. An annular resiliently deformable pressure cushion is disposed between the coupling parts with the openings and is connected to each part such as by vulcanizing. At least one substantially non-stretchable rope which passes through the receiving openings of the respective coupling parts overlie the cushion, and extend circumferentially along portions of the respective parts and, between the parts, to interconnect them. The rope is directed preferably in a wave configuration with portions extending circumferentially and portions extending radially with respect to the respective coupling parts, and they advantageously include wave crests which extend or project outwardly from the cushion so that they form projections which provide for increased air circulation during rotation of the parts.

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patent: 3178906 (1965-04-01), Ricketts
patent: 3283534 (1966-11-01), Reich
patent: 3698209 (1972-10-01), Moro
patent: 4164877 (1979-08-01), Chivari

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