tengelykapcsolt

Tengelykapcsolt is a Hungarian term that translates to "shaft-coupled" or "axle-coupled" in English. It refers to a mechanical connection or linkage between two rotating shafts or axles. This coupling allows for the transmission of torque and rotational motion from one shaft to another. Tengelykapcsolt is a broad term and can encompass various types of couplings used in machinery and vehicles.

In a general mechanical context, tengelykapcsolt describes the principle of direct or indirect connection between rotating components. This can be achieved through a variety of devices, such as gears, belts, or specialized coupling units. The purpose is to ensure synchronized or controlled rotation between the connected parts. For example, in a vehicle's drivetrain, the engine's crankshaft is tengelykapcsolt to the transmission, which in turn is tengelykapcsolt to the drive axles, ultimately powering the wheels.

The specific design and implementation of a tengelykapcsolt system can vary greatly depending on the application's requirements for torque capacity, speed, alignment, and flexibility. Some couplings are rigid, providing a direct and unyielding connection, while others are flexible, allowing for some degree of misalignment or shock absorption between the shafts. The term itself emphasizes the functional relationship of being connected via a shaft or axle.