What does \"laminated coupling\" mean? I’m not quite sure
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What does \"laminated coupling\" mean? I’m not quite sure
Here it is: maximum angle offset； Maximum parallel offset ； Maximum axial offset ； I feel there’s overlap! How to understand it? ? ? Please ask experts for advice! !
This can be understood in terms of alignment: angular offset represents the axial indicator during alignment, while parallel offset represents the radial indicator； The maximum axial offset is the difference between the distance between the two couplings and the actual value. For example, if the intermediate section is 200 mm long and the actual axial distance between the two couplings is 205 mm, then 5 mm represents the axial offset
It’s something used by foreigners – steel plates that are connected with bolts on the outside of the short shaft; it’s similar to diaphragms I guess
The laminated coupling is what we refer to as a diaphragm coupling