Apparatus for reducing harmonics and vibrations of a rotating base piece
AssigneeRay R. Regan, Esq.
InventorKENNETH TUROS
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Abstract
An apparatus for reducing harmonics and vibrations of a rotating base piece. The apparatus includes a plurality of chain links. The plurality of chain links are interconnected to form a belt assembly open at the ends. The belt assembly has a leading end and a following end. The chain links are interconnected between the leading end and the following end. An apparatus for reducing harmonics and vibrations of a rotating base piece also includes a spring member. The spring member is connectable to the leading end and the following end of the belt. The belt may be attached to a rotating base piece for reducing harmonics and vibrations of a rotating base piece during rotation of the rotating base piece.
Claims20
An apparatus for reducing harmonics and vibrations of a rotating base piece, comprising:
- a plurality of chain links forming a belt assembly having a leading end and a following end, wherein the chain links are interconnected between the leading end and the following end;
- and
- means for demountably attaching the belt assembly to a rotating base piece.
An apparatus for reducing harmonics and vibrations of a rotating base piece removably attachable to a rotating machine member, comprising:
- a plurality of chain links forming a belt assembly having a leading end and a following end, wherein the chain links are interconnected between the leading end and the following end;
- and
- a spring member connectable to the leading end and the following end for demountably attaching the belt assembly to a rotating base piece.
A method for manufacturing an apparatus for reducing harmonics and vibrations of a rotating base piece, comprising the steps of:
- interconnecting a plurality of chain links forming a belt having a leading end and a following end, wherein the chain links are interconnected between the leading end and the following end;
- and
- providing means for demountably attaching the belt to a rotating base piece.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.