DE1711528U - CROSS SPRING TORSION JOINT. - Google Patents

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ABOS 4g.su iu Η «la Aachen
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known ^ reusfeä. «r £ © l« iuc »consist la. her "Part from an Ixeus aait -four in cross section

long arms,

The idea is to improve these joints by reducing their easy rotation without their stiffness against bending, they are noteworthy

this is achieved by the fact that ai "arn" -des den The cross which forms the resilient part of the joint is laminated "earth. .

- - Sach ^ eiaieg-axegrorgiagtfm, Anftffihrtmg- ^ Br. üNeaerimg takes place The manufacturing process is based on technical reasons, indeia that composed of sheet metal angles * ± τ & »The sheet metal»

Angles existing üreuz is with its bathing by LOE1; s, welding or sox * s ** d "creuzten in ^ Sehll *. 'S van" attached solid rods Babei to the £ reuzenden receiving gesehlitzten bar ends ^ x etl% s.. be designed tsrnü extend over the length of the cross up to a small distance from each other,

hereafter not di * 3Seu. "Rank des Säheren aater Bezagauf di «Figures 1 to 6 of the drawing« explains ·

Fig. Λ aeigt the Q ^ erschnilit of the resilient forming Sreuaes "ises usual EreuzfedertorsienBgelentea · The rigidity of such joints against Tardrehung niamt to at small Terdrehungen with bd ^third Their rigidity against megang is, however, essentially determined by h ^ d,

Olm © the bending stiffness - essentially au Trerandem, lets see dl «¥ exdreksfceir ± $ ceit dadaren iree« itliDk lfcerAbsetsea, u & SB one asses the arms of the cross according to the cross-sections i & xreh £ ij »esbaai * te in. < L «r divided ^ dgfeu 'she laminated. A cross-section according to AbK would only have the irrelevant part in the t'ic ^ aexßchnitt wtmth AUL ·, 3 aar the ninth part of the three-part division dee according to Al> b * i

The iamellieruiLs of Sreuaeosae ilur & b Eisuwsiiiiitrte Fig. 2 «ad 3 is i« rti £ aags4 »cimi« aa mieb.1; very easy verslrlclieiieiu Sesiialb is -es ^ isrZusiiieiiem ,, di « of the event. ^ oraasnahmexL, daae «bets] £ reu2« as sheet metal in accordance with the A ^ bb. -4 weeks & 3 percent off-cuts

here there is little bias, at least it is the one

of softness the Terlust on

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Cross bie1 »t f« rtigaags1 »« imis © h Iceiaerlei A cross formed in this way with its ends in

τοη rods inserted and in this ^ pt p example fastened by soldering, welding or otherwise.

. Since in the saw the central axis of the joint * at only one shifts in the IS & terisl occur. ^ i & onen die Stabenden Jcegelig trained animals and so "far over." extend the length of the cross so that they are almost butt, as shown in Fig. 6. A geaäss fig » developed sel'nk confers increased resistance ^ e-g claimed that its stiffness against ¥ «rdrenuag is increased,

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Claims (1)

Sch> rtg-.n3agchommunikations: "U SreiiÄXedtertorsioiißgeleDk, thereby, that & Le Jsa »#es & en ieftejsttden ^ eIl des ^ aass the Ereus ajuB Bledarixilcelii U.BBS tl & s ^ LQS! EuLecliidLiucelii siit beJieja. Saden darcii Iiöteii, Schweisseji or »O33.stid. * in. ^ fcpettzten Ss ^ tltises. -eon Tolls4S; b * B. Isefestigt is » 4, Xr * ü5if * der * oreionsgel «ß] c according to the claims Ί t> is 3, in that, gekeüozeicimei; that - those who receive the £ r «uz« nd «a . Slotted rod ends "are conical and extend over di * length of the cross up to a small distance Aachen, September 2nd & *