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SHAFTS introduction Determination Of Stresses For Solid Cylindrical Shafts Hollow Cylindrical Shafts POROUS-METAL BEARINGS General Properties Sizing Porous-Metal Bearings Clearances Press Fits Conclusion PLASTIC AND NON-METALLIC BEARINGS General Characteristics Properties Of Plastic And Non-Metallic Bearing Materials Sizing Plastic And Non-Metallic Bearings Conclusion BALL BEARINGS introduction Types of Ball Bearings Bearing Selection Bearing Loads Sizing Bail Bearings Tolerances And Clearances... COUPLINGS Introduction Application Considerations Types of Flexible Couplings 3.1 Universal Joints 3.2 Oldham Couplings 3.3 Flexible Shafts 3.4 Miscellaneous Couplings UNIVERSAL JOINTS General Applications General Characteristics Of The Cardan Joint Kinematics 4.1 Example 1: Determining the Maximum Inertia Torque Joint Selection (Torque Rating) 5.1 Example 2: Universal Joint Selection for Continuous Operation 5.2 Example 3: Universal Joint Selection for intermittent Operation with Shock Loading 5.3 Example 4: Determining the Maximum Speed of an Input Shaft Secondary Couples Joints in Series 7.1 Phasing 7.2 Example 5: Determining the Maximum Speed of an Input Shaft in a Series 7.3 Example 6 REFERENCE TABLE INDEX 167 |
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