kiertesliittymiä
Kiertesliittymiä is a Finnish term used in technical contexts to describe interfaces or connections that allow rotation or twisting between parts. The plural form kiertesliittymiä comes from kierto (rotation, twist) and liittymä (connection, interface).
Usage: The term appears in mechanical engineering, robotics, piping, and structural design when components must move
Definition: A kiertesliittymä may be a joint, coupling, or interface that permits limited torsional movement or
Design considerations: Designers evaluate torque transmission, torsional stiffness, backlash, fatigue life, lubrication, sealing, and maintenance needs.
Examples and scope: In drive systems, flexible couplings and certain drive-shaft configurations can be described as
Related concepts include torsional joints, universal joints, and flexible couplings, which address similar needs for transmitting