Titlebook: Universal Joints and Driveshafts; Analysis, Design, Ap Friedrich Schmelz,Count Hans-Christoph Seherr-Thos Book 19921st edition Springer-Ver

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Hertzian Theory and the Limits of Its Application,s. This gave rise to joints . and . in Fig. 2.7a and b. A . contact occurs at these points from the reciprocal pressure on their curved surfaces due to the torque being transmitted. Heinrich Hertz’s theory of 1881 [1.21] allowed the deformations, surface stresses and compressive forces occurring her

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Book 19921st editionly, major revisions have been done for second edition of the German Textbook (Springer 2003), which is present here in the English translation...The presentation was adjusted, novel improvements of manufacturing and design are described, and modern aspects of production are incorporated. The design

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Hertzian Theory and the Limits of Its Application,oints to be analysed. As early as 1878 Hertz found that the determination of the surface stress of rolling bodies was only approximate and was hampered by uncertain empirical values. Hence in 1881 he worked out a strict solution [1.21].

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