Article | REF: B5816 V1

Tree couplings - Rigid connection of two shafts

Author: Guy VALEMBOIS

Publication date: August 10, 1992

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2. Complete connection of two shafts by obstacle

2.1 Principle

Two shafts to be connected coaxially require intermediate parts. In practice, and for reasons of convenience (assembly, disassembly, machining), the minimum number of parts is not necessarily limited (figure 5 ).

Example with 1 or 2 intermediate pieces
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