Vibratory motor supporting structure
OwnerJames A. Mooneyinventor
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Abstract
A support structure for mounting a vibratory motor on a vibratory frame of a vibratory screening machine consisting of spaced flexures for mounting between the ends of a vibratory motor and the spaced sides of a vibratory frame of a vibratory screening machine, each of the flexures having a first end for connecting to the vibratory motor, and a second end for connecting to the vibratory frame of the vibratory screening machine, each of the flexures having a width dimension and a thickness dimension which is smaller than the width dimension, with the width dimensions extending substantially perpendicularly to the spaced sides, and the thickness dimensions extending substantially perpendicularly to the width dimensions.
Claims27
In a vibratory screening machine having a vibratory frame with opposite sides and a single vibratory motor having opposite ends for vibrating said vibratory frame, the improvement of a vibratory motor support structure between said vibratory frame and said single vibratory motor comprising flexures having first ends mounted on said opposite ends of said vibratory motor and second ends mounted on said opposite sides of said vibratory frame, each of said flexures having a width dimension and a thickness dimension which is smaller than said width dimension, said width dimensions extending substantially perpendicularly to said opposite sides, and said thickness dimensions extending substantially perpendicularly to said width dimension.
A support structure for mounting a vibratory motor on a vibratory frame of a vibratory screening machine comprising spaced flexure members for mounting between the ends of a vibratory motor and the vibratory frame of a vibratory screening machine, each of said flexure members having a first end for connecting to said vibratory motor, and a second end for connecting to said vibratory frame of said vibratory screening machine.
A flexure for supporting a vibratory motor on a vibratory frame of a vibratory screening machine comprising a body having first and second ends, a flexible central portion on said body having a width which is larger than its thickness, first means for securing said first end of said body to a vibratory motor, and second means for securing said second end of said body to the vibratory frame of a vibratory screening machine.
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