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Robot Mechanisms and Mechanical Devices Illustrated - Profe Saul

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Chapter 3 Direct Power Transfer <strong>Devices</strong> 123<br />

Figure 3-48 Springs inside the<br />

block grip the shaft because they<br />

are distorted when the gear is<br />

mounted to the box on the shaft.<br />

Figure 3-49 The ring resists the<br />

natural tendency of the rollers to<br />

jump out of the grooves in the<br />

reduced end of one shaft. The<br />

slotted end of the hollow shaft<br />

acts as a cage.<br />

Figure 3-50 Sliding wedges<br />

clamp down on the flattened end<br />

of the shaft. They spread apart<br />

when torque becomes excessive.<br />

The strength of the springs in<br />

tension that hold the wedges<br />

together sets the torque limit.

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