Machine element or mechanism – Mechanical movements – Rotary to gyratory
Patent
1978-02-24
1979-05-08
Husar, C. J.
Machine element or mechanism
Mechanical movements
Rotary to gyratory
74 61, 404117, F16H 3310
Patent
active
041529430
ABSTRACT:
According to the depicted embodiment, two eccentric-weight units are rotated into or out of radial alignment with each other to cause an increase or diminution of vibration. The units are journaled in a frame and a coupling assembly causes both to rotate in unison, but the assembly is also operative to rotationally index one of the weight units relative to the other to vary the noted radial-alignment relationship, as desired. One of the weight units comprises a pair of separate weights, each having an eccentric-throw portion, which are separated along the rotation axis and which are joined for common rotation by a resilient coupling. The latter coupling sustains and reactively absorbs any misalignments and/or displacements arising between the separate weights. The other weight unit is an elongate, eccentric shaft coaxial with the separate weights.
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Berman Conrad L.
Husar C. J.
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Murphy Bernard J.
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