OLDHAM’s
COUPLING
Presentation by :
ALI AHMAD (FA17-BME-014)
SADAM HAIDER(FA17-BME-110)
RAHEEL UMER(FA17-BME-104)
WHAT IS COUPLING?
• couplings are mechanical devices used to
transmit power/torque from one shaft to another
shaft.
WHY WE NEED COUPLING?
• Power can be transmitted by means of various
gear arrangements or drives only if the shafts
are parallel.
• Couplings are used when the shafts are in a
straight line and are to be connected end to end
to transmit power.
TYPES OF COUPLING:
• Here are the different types of couplings
which are most widely used in industries and
machines-
•
HOOKE JOINT COULPING:
RZEPPA JOINT COUPLING :
OLDHAM COUPLING:
Types
WHAT IS OLDHAM COUPLING?
• An Oldham coupler is a method to
transfer torque between two parallel
but not collinear shafts
COMPONENTS:
• It has three discs,
one coupled to the
input, one coupled
to the output, and
a middle disc that
is joined to the first
two by tongue and
groove.
WORKING MECHANISM:
• When three disc, one disc coupled to input of shaft connect
and another disc coupled to output of torque. The Center
disc joined each other disc.
• The tongue and groove has one side is perpendicular to
other side of tongue and groove.
• Often springs are used to reduce backlash of the
mechanism.
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Advantages of oldham coupling
• Low moment of inertia
• high torsional stiffness
• Easy installation in blind
• The Oldham coupling is a most expensive method of
power transmission between drive without backlash.
• Compact size of shape
• The electrical isolation through center disc are not
possible. Because it made from plastic materials.
• It act as sort of fuse in machine
• When break of first disc, the torque limit are exceed in
center disc and preventing the torque transmission.
Disadvantages
• It accommodates a relatively small angular
misalignment.
• It has lower peak torque and torsional stiffness.
• The driven and driving shafts do not move at
exactly the same speed in one rotation.
• There is an angular misalignment.
• It exerts an axial reactive load on support
bearings when torque reaches its maximum.
APLLICATION OF OLDHAM COUPLING
• It performs as a type of fuse for machinery.
• Exert a low reactive force that fortifies the support of
bearings.
• The driving and driven shafts gyrate at similar speed.
• There is no backlash and torsion inelasticity.
• It behaves as an electrical insulator.
• It can accommodate large radial misalignment.
• Comparatively, it is quite economic.
• It possesses low moment of inertia
• Robotics and servo applications
• Printer and copy machines
OLDHAM’s
COUPLING

Oldham coupling

  • 1.
    OLDHAM’s COUPLING Presentation by : ALIAHMAD (FA17-BME-014) SADAM HAIDER(FA17-BME-110) RAHEEL UMER(FA17-BME-104)
  • 2.
    WHAT IS COUPLING? •couplings are mechanical devices used to transmit power/torque from one shaft to another shaft. WHY WE NEED COUPLING? • Power can be transmitted by means of various gear arrangements or drives only if the shafts are parallel. • Couplings are used when the shafts are in a straight line and are to be connected end to end to transmit power.
  • 3.
    TYPES OF COUPLING: •Here are the different types of couplings which are most widely used in industries and machines- •
  • 4.
    HOOKE JOINT COULPING: RZEPPAJOINT COUPLING : OLDHAM COUPLING: Types
  • 5.
    WHAT IS OLDHAMCOUPLING? • An Oldham coupler is a method to transfer torque between two parallel but not collinear shafts
  • 6.
    COMPONENTS: • It hasthree discs, one coupled to the input, one coupled to the output, and a middle disc that is joined to the first two by tongue and groove.
  • 7.
    WORKING MECHANISM: • Whenthree disc, one disc coupled to input of shaft connect and another disc coupled to output of torque. The Center disc joined each other disc. • The tongue and groove has one side is perpendicular to other side of tongue and groove. • Often springs are used to reduce backlash of the mechanism.
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    Advantages of oldhamcoupling • Low moment of inertia • high torsional stiffness • Easy installation in blind • The Oldham coupling is a most expensive method of power transmission between drive without backlash. • Compact size of shape • The electrical isolation through center disc are not possible. Because it made from plastic materials. • It act as sort of fuse in machine • When break of first disc, the torque limit are exceed in center disc and preventing the torque transmission.
  • 10.
    Disadvantages • It accommodatesa relatively small angular misalignment. • It has lower peak torque and torsional stiffness. • The driven and driving shafts do not move at exactly the same speed in one rotation. • There is an angular misalignment. • It exerts an axial reactive load on support bearings when torque reaches its maximum.
  • 11.
    APLLICATION OF OLDHAMCOUPLING • It performs as a type of fuse for machinery. • Exert a low reactive force that fortifies the support of bearings. • The driving and driven shafts gyrate at similar speed. • There is no backlash and torsion inelasticity. • It behaves as an electrical insulator. • It can accommodate large radial misalignment. • Comparatively, it is quite economic. • It possesses low moment of inertia • Robotics and servo applications • Printer and copy machines
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