Nonvehicular Sliding Sleeve Clutch

A nonvehicular sliding sleeve clutch is a type of clutch mechanism that is used in torque converters and speed changers. It belongs to the supply class of Torque Converters And Speed Changers and falls under the supply group of Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment.

A sliding sleeve clutch is designed to transmit torque between two rotating shafts by engaging or disengaging the clutch plates. It consists of a sliding sleeve that moves axially to engage or disengage the clutch plates. When the sleeve is moved in one direction, the clutch plates are engaged, allowing torque to be transmitted between the shafts. When the sleeve is moved in the opposite direction, the clutch plates are disengaged, interrupting the torque transmission.

Nonvehicular sliding sleeve clutches are commonly used in various industrial applications where torque conversion or speed changing is required. They are often found in machinery such as industrial pumps, generators, and power transmission systems.

These clutches are designed to handle high torque loads and provide smooth and efficient torque transmission. They are typically made of durable materials such as steel or cast iron to withstand the demands of heavy-duty applications.

Overall, nonvehicular sliding sleeve clutches play a crucial role in mechanical power transmission systems by enabling the efficient transfer of torque between rotating shafts in torque converters and speed changers.