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B7 Friction clutches
DRIVING . FRICTION OPERATING DRIVING DRIVEN
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DISENGAGE -
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Figure 7.1 Cone-type friction clutch Figure 7.2 Cone clutch used on automatic lathe
DRIVING PRESSURE OPERATING
MEMBER TOGGLES
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DRIVING
SLEEVE
Figure 7.3 Construction of single-plate clutch Figure 7.4 Design of multi-plate clutch
TO
TO
DISENGAGE
Figure 7.5 Alternative operating methods: (a) diaphragm spring clutch; (b) over-centre clutch, suitable for long
engagement periods-no external force is required once clutch is engaged; (c) pivoted lever design for
engagement of multi-plate clutch
B7.2