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"Load Lock" Design
is simple and effective. The drive-lug configuration is tapered from top
to base, as are the mating lugs of the opposing coupling hub. Under
load, the insert conforms to the tapers, inter-locking the two hubs.
This load-lock design protects bearing and equipment by eliminating end
thrust in both directions... and it requires only one set-screw in each
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Radial
Lug Design is logical and efficient. The most common failure of an elastomeric
insert type drive coupling is hysteresis failure of the elastomeric element - breakdown of
the elastomer due to cyclical overworking and associated heat generation. Magnaloy
Coupling's drive lugs are in a true radial orientation. Applied forces are evenly
distributed in the compressive direction only, eliminating the heat generating radial
component. True compressive loading reduces internal heat generation and improves
elastomer life. |
MAGNALOY
COUPLING DESIGN
Under load conditions, the resultant forces applied on the element segments are evenly
distributed in the compressive direction only. This results in no radial forces to
multiply the internal heat generation.
CONVENTIONAL
DESIGN A
Under loaded conditions this jaw design results in the applied forces exerting components
in the compressive and radical directions. These forces change direction and magnitude
along the jaw arc which greatly increase the internal movement of the element which causes
heat generation.
CONVENTIONAL DESIGN B
This more conventional straight sided jaw design also exerts component forces in the
compressive and radial directions when under load. The radial component is outward (acting
to extrude the element) and changes in magnitude only, as does the compressive component
along the jaw surface. The component forces resulting from this design also causes the
increased internal movement in the element.
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