Device for interconnecting a first element and a second element as well as a pump comprising such a device
AssigneeITT Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc.
InventorGert Hallgren
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AssigneeITT Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc.
InventorGert Hallgren
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In a first aspect the invention relates to a device for interconnecting a first element (2) and a second element (1) to each other in order to transmit a rotational motion. The device (3) comprises a tubular wall (4) having a circular inner surface, a part of which that is adjacent to said first end being arranged to abut said first element (2), and having a circular outer surface, a part of which that is adjacent to said first end being arranged to abut said second element (1). Furthermore, said tubular wall (4) comprises at least one pair of slits (18), which slits (18) are adjacent to each other and extends from said first end towards said second end, obtaining a finger shaped segment (19), which is deflectable in relation to neighboring parts of said tubular wall (4). The invention also relates to a pump comprising such a device (3).
A device for interconnecting a first element (2) and a second element (1) to each other in order to transmit a rotational motion, said device (3) comprising an axial through hole that extends from a first end to a second end and generates a tubular wall (4) having a circular inner surface, a part of which that is adjacent to said first end being arranged to abut said first element (2), and having a circular outer surface, a part of which that is adjacent to said first end being arranged to abut said second element (1), wherein said tubular wall (4) comprises at least one pair of slits (18), which slits (18) are adjacent to each other and extends from said first end towards said second end, obtaining a finger shaped segment (19) of the tubular wall (4), which finger shaped segment (19) is deflectable in the circumferential direction in relation to neighboring parts of said tubular wall (4).
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