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Peiseler coupling is a component that connects the prime mover to the driven machine. Its main function is overload protection. The torque limiter restricts the torque transmitted by the drive system in the form of slippage when the required torque exceeds the set value due to overload or mechanical failure. It automatically re-engages once the overload condition disappears. This prevents mechanical damage and avoids costly downtime losses.

Peiseler coupling structure and applications

Universal couplings have various structural types, such as cross-axis type, ball cage type, ball fork type, cam type, ball pin type, spherical joint type, spherical joint plunger type, three-pin type, triple-fork type, triple-ball pin type, and hinged rod type; the most common is the cross-axis type, followed by the ball cage type. In practical applications, they are classified into heavy-duty, medium-duty, light-duty, and small-sized based on the magnitude of the transmitted torque. They are mechanical parts used to connect two shafts (drive shaft and driven shaft) in different mechanisms so that they rotate together to transmit torque. In high-speed and heavy-load power transmission, some couplings also provide buffering, vibration damping, and improved dynamic performance of the shaft system. A coupling consists of two halves, each connected to the drive shaft and the driven shaft respectively. Most prime movers are connected to the driven machine via a coupling.

Peiseler coupling alignment process

Alignment of universal couplings is one of the important tasks in machine installation. The purpose of alignment is to ensure that the centerlines of the drive shaft and the driven shaft are collinear during machine operation. Alignment accuracy affects whether the machine can operate normally, which is especially critical for high-speed machinery. Achieving absolutely accurate alignment of the two shafts for cross-type universal couplings is difficult, and maintaining accurate alignment continuously for machines in continuous operation is even more challenging. Uneven thermal expansion of components, shaft deflection, uneven bearing wear, machine displacement, and uneven foundation settlement are all reasons why it is difficult to maintain shaft alignment. Therefore, an allowable deviation value for the two shaft centers is specified during machine design, which is also required during coupling installation. From an assembly perspective, as long as the coupling can transmit torque safely and reliably, the larger the allowable deviation of the shaft centers, the easier it is to meet the requirements during installation. However, from an installation quality perspective, the smaller the deviation of the shaft centerlines, the more precise the alignment, the better the machine operation, and the longer the service life. Therefore, the allowable deviation for shaft alignment during universal coupling installation should not be regarded as slack left by careless construction by the installer.

Peiseler coupling measurement sequence

Misalignment of universal couplings may involve radial displacement, angular misalignment, or both. Coaxiality measurement should be performed at four evenly distributed positions on the end face and circumference of the universal coupling. For pump units connected by cross-axis universal couplings, coaxiality adjustment is inevitable during installation to ensure the coupling halves are both concentric and parallel; otherwise, it will affect the efficiency of the pump unit or cause equipment operation accidents. For some large high-temperature equipment, factors such as increased equipment base height caused by thermal linear expansion should also be considered during coupling alignment. Measurement can be performed in the following order: 1) Temporarily connect the half universal coupling halves A and B, and set up special tools. 2) Rotate the half couplings A and B simultaneously so that the special tool or alignment marks sequentially pass through the four positions. At each position, measure the radial values (or gaps) and axial values of the two half couplings. Install BJ. If the universal coupling is found to be misaligned or non-parallel, adjustments must be made. During adjustment, first adjust the levelness of the pump unit, then use the universal coupling of the pump unit as the reference to measure and adjust the motor coupling half to ensure the motor and pump unit are coaxial and concentric. When adjusting the coaxiality of the coupling, adjust the face gap first, then the shaft gap. When adjusting the motor, shims of different thicknesses can be used under the motor base according to d and mouth values. First adjust the axial gap to make the two halves parallel, then adjust the radial gap to make the two halves concentric. If the equipment manufacturer has no specific requirements, for a shaft speed of 2980rmin, the shaft gap (concentricity) and face gap (parallelism) errors of the general universal coupling shall not exceed 0.03mm; for a shaft speed of 1500rmin, the shaft gap and face gap errors of the universal coupling shall not exceed 0.05mm. During coupling alignment, the principle of similar triangles can be used to calculate the alignment while considering the influence of shaft gap adjustment on the face gap, which can greatly improve the speed of universal coupling alignment.

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