Silent Flange Coupling Design Used for the Schenck Eddy Current Dynamometer

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The silent flange used for coupling different machines/systems to an eddy current dynamometer represents one of the modular components each test-bench should use. By introducing a silent flange into a dynamometer, the coupling steps are easier and faster. For an appropriate design, the silent flange was analyzed using dedicated software during different operation procedures and scenarios, for materials that allow easy manufacturing. This study shows that the design for this silent flange model has no danger of failure due to the small deformation and the values for the equivalent stresses. The silent flange coupling is suitable for the dynamometer for his high positioning accuracy, the zero backlash and the fact that there is no motion between the shafts.

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Schinteie, D., & Croitorescu, V. (2016). Silent Flange Coupling Design Used for the Schenck Eddy Current Dynamometer. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 161). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/161/1/012001

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