Method and Apparatus for Mounting a Machine Element onto a Shaft
AssigneeFenner U.S., Inc.
InventorsStephen F. Heston, Jeremy Bigler, Eric S. Mosser, Francis B. Fatato
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AssigneeFenner U.S., Inc.
InventorsStephen F. Heston, Jeremy Bigler, Eric S. Mosser, Francis B. Fatato
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A mounting device for coaxially anchoring a machine element upon a rotary shaft is provided. The device fits between the interior bore of the machine element and the cylindrical surface of the shaft and is effective to position the element at any desired position longitudinally of the shaft and at any angular position circumferentially of the shaft. The device has inner and outer sleeves, the mating surfaces of which are similarly tapered so that relative axial displacement of the sleeves affects expansion and contraction of the interior bore and external surface of the combined elements. Rotation of a threaded nut at one end of the device effects the relative axial displacement of the inner and outer sleeves to afford expansion and contraction of the sleeves without excessively straining the material of the sleeves or the nut.
A device for coaxially mounting a machine element having a bore upon a shaft comprising:
A device for coaxially mounting a machine element having a bore upon a shaft comprising:
A method for mounting a machine element onto a shaft, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.