Double conical hub-to-shaft connection

Claim 2

Double conical hub-to-shaft connection to connect a shaft element (6) to a hub element (7) comprising a continuous inner ring (1) having a cylindrical inner surface seating on the shaft (6) and outer double conical surfaces (1b, 1c); two continuous outer rings (2, 2a) having outer cylindrical surfaces seating in the hub (7) and inner conical surfaces seating, respectively, on the outer conical surfaces of the inner ring (1); the outer rings (2, 2a) being formed with axial bores in which are received clamping bolts (5) tending to tighten the outer rings axially towards each other and thus move the conical surfaces over each other, the outer rings having greater cross-sectional area than the inner rings to accept said bores and clamping bolts (5); the conical surfaces being of different engagement characteristics, one of said surfaces (1b) having engagement characteristics which provide for self-binding and the other of said surfaces (1c) having engagement characteristics which are non-self-binding; a circumferential ring shoulder (1a) formed on the inner ring (1) at the junction of the conical surfaces (1b, 1c), the shoulder (1a) being approximately flush with the inner end face of one (2a) of the outer rings (2, 2a) when the connection is in unclamped condition; and a ring-shaped disengagement disk (3) of non-yielding material located intermediate said two outer rings and seating against said shoulder and against the end face of said one outer ring (2a) said disk (3) being apertured to freely pass said bolts (5) into their engagement holes and against which the bolts thrust to disengage said rings (2, 2a).

Claim 3

Connection according to claim 1, wherein said disk is a steel disk.

Claim 4

Connection according to claim 1, wherein said disk is a hardened steel disk, seated against the outer ring having the conical surface with non-self-binding surface characteristics.

Claim 5

Connection according to claim 1, wherein the outer ring having self-binding surface characteristics is located at the axially outer end of the shaft.

Claim 6

Connection according to claim 1, wherein the cone angles of said surfaces are different, the surface with the self-binding characteristics having a self-binding cone angle (β) and the surface which is non-self-binding having a greater cone angle (α).

Claim 7

Connection according to claim 1, wherein the friction engagement surface characteristics of said self-binding surfaces are different.

Claim 8

Connection according to claim 6, wherein the cone angles of said sufaces are similar.

Claim 9

Double conical hub-to-shaft connection to connect a shaft element (6) to a hub element (7) comprising an outer ring (8) having an outer cylindrical surface seating in the hub (7) and inner double conical surfaces (8b, 8c); two continuous inner rings (9, 9a) having inner cylindrical surfaces seating on the shaft (6) and outer conical surfaces seating, respectively, on the inner conical surfaces of the outer ring (8); the inner rings (9, 9a) being formed with axial bores in which are received clamping bolts (5) tending to tighten the inner rings axially towards each other and thus to move the conical surfaces over each other, said inner rings having a greater cross-sectional area than the outer rings to accept said bores and clamping bolts; the conical surfaces being of different engagement characteristics, one of said surfaces (8b) having an engagement characteristic which provides for self-binding and the other of said surfaces (8c) having an engagement characteristic which is non-self-binding; a circumferential ring shoulder (8a) formed on the outer ring (8) at the junction of the conical surfaces (8b, 8c) thereof, the shoulder (8a) being approximately flush with the inner end face of one (9a) of the inner rings (9, 9a) when the connection is in unclamped condition; and a ring-shaped disengagement disk (3) of non-yielding material located intermediate said inner rings and seating against said shoulder (8a) and against the end face of said one inner ring (9a), said disk (3), being apertured to freely pass said bolts (5) into their engagement holes and against which the bolts (5) thrust to disengage said rings (2, 2a),

Claim 10

Double conical hub-to-shaft connection to connect a shaft element (6) to a hub element (7) comprising an outer ring (8) having an outer cylindrical surface seating in the hub (7) and inner double conical surfaces (8b, 8c); two continuous inner rings (9, 9a) having inner cylindrical surfaces seating on the shaft (6) and outer conical surfaces seating, respectively, on the inner conical surfaces of the outer ring (8); the inner rings (9, 9a) being formed with axial bores in which are received clamping bolts (5) tending to tighten the inner rings axially towards each other and thus to move the conical surfaces over each other, said inner rings having a greater cross-sectional area than the outer rings to accept said bores and clamping bolts; the conical surfaces being of different engagement characteristics, one of said surfaces (8b) having an engagement characteristic which provides for self-binding and the other of said surfaces (8c) having an engagement characteristic which is non-self-binding; a circumferential ring shoulder (8a) formed on the outer ring (8) at the junction of the conical surfaces (8b, 8c) thereof, the shoulder (8a) being approximately flush with the inner end face of one (9a) of the inner rings (9, 9a) when the connection is in unclamped condition; and a ring-shaped disengagement disk (3) of non-yielding material located intermediate said inner rings and seating against said shoulder (8a) and against the end face of said one inner ring (9a), said disk (3), being apertured to freely pass said bolts (5) into their engagement holes and against which the bolts (5) thrust to disengage said rings (2, 2a),

Claim 11

Connection according to claim 8, wherein said disk is a steel disk.

Claim 12

Connection according to claim 8, wherein the cone angles of said surfaces are different, the surface with the self-binding characteristics having a self-binding cone angle (β) and the surface which is non-self-binding having a greater cone angle (α).

Claim 13

Connection according to claim 8, wherein the friction engagement surface characteristics of said self-binding and non-self-binding surfaces are different.

Claim 14

Connection according to claim 1, wherein the shoulder (1a) is approximately flush with the inner end face of the outer ring having the non-self-binding surface (1c).

Claim 15

Connection according to claim 6, wherein the shoulder (1a) is approximately flush with the inner end face of the outer ring having the non-self-binding larger cone angle (α).

Claim 16

Connection according to claim 8, wherein the shoulder (8a) is approximately flush with the inner end face of the inner ring having the non-self-binding surface (8c).

Claim 17

Connection according to claim 10, wherein the shoulder (8a) is approximately flush with the inner end face of the inner ring having the non-self-binding larger cone angle (a).