F16D1/02

SPLINE CONNECTION STRUCTURE AND SPLINE SHAFT

The present disclosure relates to a spline connection structure in which a shaft portion having teeth with crowned tooth surfaces formed at equal intervals on an outer circumferential surface and a cylindrical portion having grooves into which the teeth of the shaft portion are fitted formed on an inner circumferential surface are connected, wherein two adjacent tooth surfaces facing each other are bent while maintaining a constant distance therebetween in a tooth width direction when viewed from a diameter direction of the shaft portion.

ORTHOPAEDIC REAMER CONNECTOR

An orthopaedic reamer connector includes a holder section shaped to allow for connection of an orthopaedic reamer, the holder section including a connection surface and two pairs of holders associated with the connection surface, each of the two pairs of holders having a first holder and a second holder that forms an acute angle relative to the first holder, the first holders being opposed to each other by about 180 degrees and the second holders being opposed to each other by about 180 degrees; and a stop section mechanically interlocked with the holder section so as to prevent relative rotation therebetween and including a pair of stops associated with each of the two pairs of holders, each of the pair of stops having a first stop associated with the first holder and a second stop associated with the second holder.

COUPLING ASSEMBLY FOR A POWER END AND A FLUID END OF A PUMP
20170284385 · 2017-10-05 ·

A mounting assembly mounts a fluid end unit to a power end unit and includes first and second end members, and a coupling. A first end of the first end member is a threaded shaft configured to be received in a mounting aperture of a power end unit. A first end of the second end member is a threaded shaft configured to be received in a mounting aperture of a fluid end unit corresponding to the mounting aperture of the power end unit. The coupling couples and extends the first end member and the second end member and may be removed therefrom without changing a relative position of the second end member to the first end member.

Shaft for steering device, method of manufacturing shaft for steering device, and electric power steering device
11242085 · 2022-02-08 · ·

To provide a method of manufacturing a shaft for a steering device, the shaft including a spline shaft part to be coupled with an input shaft, a stopper part to be coupled with an output shaft, and an intermediate shaft part that couples the spline shaft part with the stopper part. The method includes: a step of forming a hole part recessed in an axial direction from one end of a pillar-shaped material by forging; and a step of pressing the material in which the hole part has been formed into a die to perform drawing in a radial direction on a portion of the material at which the stopper part is formed and prolonging a length along the axial direction of the hole part at the same time by forging.

VISCOUS DAMPER
20170241508 · 2017-08-24 ·

A damping mechanism configured for use with a coupling of a power transmission assembly is provided including a cylindrical body having a first end and a second opposite end. The first end is configured for attachment to a first component of a power transmission assembly. A groove is formed in an exterior surface of the cylindrical body adjacent the second end. A cylindrical ring generally complementary to the groove is positioned partially within the groove such that a void exists between an inner surface of the cylindrical ring and the cylindrical body within the groove. A viscous material is arranged within the void such that non-concentric movement of the cylindrical ring relative to the cylindrical body causes displacement of the viscous material.

VISCOUS DAMPER
20170241508 · 2017-08-24 ·

A damping mechanism configured for use with a coupling of a power transmission assembly is provided including a cylindrical body having a first end and a second opposite end. The first end is configured for attachment to a first component of a power transmission assembly. A groove is formed in an exterior surface of the cylindrical body adjacent the second end. A cylindrical ring generally complementary to the groove is positioned partially within the groove such that a void exists between an inner surface of the cylindrical ring and the cylindrical body within the groove. A viscous material is arranged within the void such that non-concentric movement of the cylindrical ring relative to the cylindrical body causes displacement of the viscous material.

VALVE ACTUATOR ASSEMBLY
20170241560 · 2017-08-24 ·

A valve actuator assembly that include an actuator and an actuator mounting assembly. The actuator mounting assembly may be secured to a valve shaft without the actuator present, and the actuator may be secured to the actuator mounting assembly later. This can make it easier to mount the actuator mounting assembly, especially in cramped spaces. In some cases, the actuator may be wired where it is convenient, and then moved to the actuator mounting assembly and secured to the mounted actuator mounting assembly, sometimes with a simple snap attachment. In some cases, a button, lever or other mechanism may release the actuator from the actuator mounting assembly for easy removal.

ACTUATOR

An actuator according to an embodiment includes a first rotating body that is rotatable around an input axis and includes a first groove part extending in a first direction, a second rotating body that is rotatable around an output axis and includes a second protruding part extending in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction, a strain body that includes a first protruding part capable of being engaged with a first groove part through a gap whose direction is vertical to that of the input axis and a second groove part capable of being engaged with a second protruding part through a gap whose direction is vertical to that of the output axis and transmits a rotational torque of the input axis to the output axis, and a detection element that is attached to the strain body.

Disconnect shaft for an integrated drive generator (IDG)

A disconnect shaft of an integrated drive generator is provided including a body configured to rotate about an axis of rotation. The body has a first end, a second opposite end, and a plurality of teeth formed adjacent the first end and configured to engage a complementary portion of an adjacent component. A relief is formed in the body such that a first portion is defined between the relief and the plurality of teeth. The first portion includes a plurality of threads having at least one of a major diameter between about 1.3044 and about 1.3125 inches (3.313-3.334 centimeters), a minor diameter between about 1.2482 and about 1.2547 inches (3.170-3.187 centimeters), a pitch diameter between about 1.2765 and about 1.2800 inches (3.242-3.251 centimeters), and a root radius between about 0.0075 and 0.0090 inches (0.0190-0.0029 centimeters).

Disconnect shaft for an integrated drive generator (IDG)

A disconnect shaft of an integrated drive generator is provided including a body configured to rotate about an axis of rotation. The body has a first end, a second opposite end, and a plurality of teeth formed adjacent the first end and configured to engage a complementary portion of an adjacent component. A relief is formed in the body such that a first portion is defined between the relief and the plurality of teeth. The first portion includes a plurality of threads having at least one of a major diameter between about 1.3044 and about 1.3125 inches (3.313-3.334 centimeters), a minor diameter between about 1.2482 and about 1.2547 inches (3.170-3.187 centimeters), a pitch diameter between about 1.2765 and about 1.2800 inches (3.242-3.251 centimeters), and a root radius between about 0.0075 and 0.0090 inches (0.0190-0.0029 centimeters).