Design of QD Bushing

Posted in: , on 29. Dec. 2010 - 06:08

Dear Sir,

I am designing a QD bushing, just like attached. But there is so little files on hand that I have some trouble to design and i’m not sure it will work excellently. Could you give me some advice how to design it or point me to any product manuals or brochures to use as examples ?

Thank you!

qd bushing example

qd bushing

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Re: Design Of Qd Bushing

Posted on 29. Dec. 2010 - 08:44

Why are you trying to re-invent the wheel

There are established companies with proven components, just buy from them!

Qd Bushings

Posted on 29. Dec. 2010 - 08:06

Dont pull bolt at long length. Too much bolt stretch. Reverse collar and pull with short bolt.

You need to get correct taper and accuracy of interface. Correct torque and removal details.

Need to get correct metallurgy.

Buy from one who knows.

Get tapers wrong = broken bolts.

How much torque will you select? What grade of bolts? ......

Lawrence Nordell Conveyor Dynamics, Inc. website, email & phone contacts: www.conveyor-dynamics.com nordell@conveyor-dynamics.com phone: USA 360-671-2200 fax: USA 360-671-8450

Bush

Posted on 1. Jan. 2011 - 01:04

It seems that you can delete key way and use a locking device.

For such designing you must know the following parameters:

- Trans. Torque

- Trans. Power

- Shaft diameter

- Axial force

- Strength of Material

- Selection of proper taper

- Result pressure between areas

There are different types for such design.

Search in the internet you can find specialists in this regards. BIKON GERMANY, MAV ITALY, …

Regards

Don't Beat About The Bush!

Posted on 1. Jan. 2011 - 02:01

If you can't reverse the bush/taper so that you can tighten the screws then how do you expect to get the bush halves through the bore?

Re: Design Of Qd Bushing

Posted on 29. Jul. 2011 - 06:57

we can offer you bushings in stainless steel grade 400

you do not need to use a keyway also as they are locking devices

a lot used in conveyor rollers

we call them taper clamps

we have bore sizes from 35 mm to 120 mm

involute tooling corporation

india

Did You Make One?

Posted on 9. Aug. 2011 - 04:54

Hello

Sorry I'm responding rather late. I'm new to Bulk-Online, and as such browsing through some forums. I was curious if you made a bush? As another respondent said you can buy these bushes, I also used to sell them.

Browning in the states are well known for them, they may have even developed these bushes? Checkout this link for specifications.

http://www.emerson-ept.com/eptroot/c...20p150-157.pdf

Taper bushes are not an ideal shaft fixing component for some rotating equipment. The only bushing we would recommend for our shaft couplings are the Conical Bushes. When you fit a taper bush be very careful the bush does not have a lower torque rating than the driven component. I've seen couplings fail because the bush, being the weakest point, shatters.

Regards.