Fan central barrel coupling structure
AssigneeAsia Vital Components Co., Ltd.
InventorsMeng Shen, Xiang-You Zeng
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AssigneeAsia Vital Components Co., Ltd.
InventorsMeng Shen, Xiang-You Zeng
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A fan central tube coupling structure includes a base and a central tube. The base has a first section and a second section that together define an upward tapered receiving recess below the base. The central tube is externally provided on around a bottom end with a first and a second protruded section and an engagement groove defined between the first and second protruded sections. The second protruded section has an interference pressing surface defined on an outermost peripheral surface thereof. The central tube is axially extended through the base, such that the second protruded section is axially press-fitted into the tapered receiving recess and the interference pressing surface is radially outward forced against the tapered receiving recess. In the meantime, the second section of the base is fitted in the engagement groove and clamped in place by between the first protruded section and the second protruded section.
A fan central tube coupling structure comprising a base and a central tube axially coupled to the base, the base having a bottom portion with a first section extending axially upward and with an exterior surface tapering inwardly, a central through-hole, a second section extending inwardly from an upper circumferential outer edge of the first section to an inner circumferential free edge, and an interior upwardly tapered receiving recess below the second section, and wherein the central tube is inserted through the through-hole of the base and has a first protruded section and a second protruded section located lower than the first protruded section, such that an engagement groove is defined between the first and the second protruded section;
A fan central tube coupling structure comprising a base having a bottom portion with a first section and a second section formed thereon;
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