Circumferential rigidity of both axial end portions of each coupling-side convex portion is lower than circumferential rigidity of an axially intermediate portion of each coupling-side convex portion. The drive-side concave-convex portion is engaged with a half portion on the other axial side of the coupling-side concave-convex portion. The driven-side concave-convex portion is engaged with a half portion on one axial side of the coupling-side concave-convex portion.

Disclosed herein is a damping coupler of an electronic steering apparatus. The damping coupler includes a first spline having a first shaft hole such that a worm shaft is inserted therein, with a first serration being formed in the first shaft hole to engage with a serration of the worm shaft; a second spline coupled to a side of the first spline, and having a second shaft hole such that the worm shaft is inserted therein, with a second serration being formed in the second shaft hole to engage with a serration of the worm shaft; and a molding surrounding outsides of the first and second splines, and coupled to a motor shaft.

Disclosed herein is a damping coupler of an electronic steering apparatus. The damping coupler includes a first spline having a first shaft hole such that a worm shaft is inserted therein, with a first serration being formed in the first shaft hole to engage with a serration of the worm shaft; a second spline coupled to a side of the first spline, and having a second shaft hole such that the worm shaft is inserted therein, with a second serration being formed in the second shaft hole to engage with a serration of the worm shaft; and a molding surrounding outsides of the first and second splines, and coupled to a motor shaft.

A coupling assembly includes a flexible coupling and a first adapter. The flexible coupling defines an opening that extends along a central longitudinal axis between a first coupling end and a second coupling end. The first adapter is arranged to be at least partially received within the opening proximate the first coupling end. The first adapter extends between a first adapter first face and a first adapter second face. The first adapter defines a first adapter post and a first adapter hole. The first adapter post that extends from the first adapter first face. The first adapter hole that extends from the first adapter first face towards the first adapter second face.

A coupling is disclosed for connecting rotating components of a generator and a prime mover in a power generation system. The coupling comprises a hub, a coupling flange and an elastomeric component located between the hub and the coupling flange. The elastomeric component is removable radially from the coupling.

An adaptor is disclosed for connecting a generator to a prime mover. The adaptor comprises two separable parts. By providing an adaptor comprising two separable parts, it may be possible for one part to be removed in order to allow access to moving parts which would otherwise be inaccessible. This may simplify the process of servicing moving parts such as a coupling or bearings, without requiring the generator and the prime mover to be moved apart. A coupling with a radially removable elastomeric component is also disclosed.

An adaptor is disclosed for connecting a generator to a prime mover. The adaptor comprises two separable parts. By providing an adaptor comprising two separable parts, it may be possible for one part to be removed in order to allow access to moving parts which would otherwise be inaccessible. This may simplify the process of servicing moving parts such as a coupling or bearings, without requiring the generator and the prime mover to be moved apart. A coupling with a radially removable elastomeric component is also disclosed.

A shaft arrangement with two concentrically arranged shafts, in particular two concentric hollow shafts that are coupled to the drive side or the output side of an engine, wherein the shafts respectively have envelope elements that are connected to at least one elastically bending connection element, wherein the torque transmission between the concentric shafts is effected by tensile forces in the elastically bending envelope elements. The invention also relates to an aircraft engine with such a shaft arrangement.

A shaft arrangement with two concentrically arranged shafts, in particular two concentric hollow shafts that are coupled to the drive side or the output side of an engine, wherein the shafts respectively have envelope elements that are connected to at least one elastically bending connection element, wherein the torque transmission between the concentric shafts is effected by tensile forces in the elastically bending envelope elements. The invention also relates to an aircraft engine with such a shaft arrangement.

At a state where central axes of the drive shaft and the driven shaft are matched, the drive-side concave-convex portion is engaged with a half portion on the other axial side of the coupling-side concave-convex portion with a drive-side gap of which a circumferential width size increases towards the other axial side being interposed between a circumferential side surface of each drive-side convex portion and a circumferential side surface of each coupling-side convex portion. At the state where the central axes of the drive shaft and the driven shaft are matched, the driven-side concave-convex portion is engaged with a half portion on one axial side of the coupling-side concave-convex portion with a driven-side gap of which a circumferential width size increases towards one axial side being interposed between a circumferential side surface of each driven-side convex portion and a circumferential side surface of each coupling-side convex portion.