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    This document discusses specifications and applications for keys and keyways used in agricultural machinery. It defines keys, keyseats, and keyways. Keys are used to prevent relative movement between rotating members and shafts. Keys are classified as parallel keys, taper keys, or Woodruff keys. Parallel keys have parallel sides and can be square or rectangular. Taper keys have a tapered longitudinal section, with or without a gib head. Woodruff keys have a semi-circular cross-section in normal or Whitney forms. The document specifies materials, assemblies, and marking for different key types.

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    This document discusses specifications and applications for keys and keyways used in agricultural machinery. It defines keys, keyseats, and keyways. Keys are used to prevent relative movement between rotating members and shafts. Keys are classified as parallel keys, taper keys, or Woodruff keys. Parallel keys have parallel sides and can be square or rectangular. Taper keys have a tapered longitudinal section, with or without a gib head. Woodruff keys have a semi-circular cross-section in normal or Whitney forms. The document specifies materials, assemblies, and marking for different key types.

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    This document discusses specifications and applications for keys and keyways used in agricultural machinery. It defines keys, keyseats, and keyways. Keys are used to prevent relative movement between rotating members and shafts. Keys are classified as parallel keys, taper keys, or Woodruff keys. Parallel keys have parallel sides and can be square or rectangular. Taper keys have a tapered longitudinal section, with or without a gib head. Woodruff keys have a semi-circular cross-section in normal or Whitney forms. The document specifies materials, assemblies, and marking for different key types.

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    PAES 304: 2000

    ENGINEERING MATERIALS KEYS AND KEYWAYS FOR


    AGRICULTURAL MACHINES SPECIFICATIONS AND APPLICATIONS

    Key

    Keyseat

    A demountable machinery part which, when assembled into


    keyseats, provides a positive means for transmitting torque
    between the shaft and hub.

    An axially located rectangular groove in a shaft or hub

    Keyway

    The hub or bushing keyseat.

    Application of Keys

    Keys are used to prevent relative movement of rotating


    members and the shafts or spindles to which they are mounted.

    Classification of
    Keys

    1.

    PARALLEL KEYS

    PARALLEL KEYS

    keys whose longitudinal sides are parallel with each other.

    can also be either square or rectangular with respect to its cross


    section.

    PARALLEL KEYS

    PARALLEL KEYS
    Classification
    Both ends round

    Both ends rectangular or square

    One end round

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    PARALLEL KEYS

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    PARALLEL KEYS

    Classification of
    Keys

    1.

    PARALLEL KEYS

    2.

    TAPER KEYS

    TAPER KEYS

    keys with a tapered longitudinal section.

    TAPER KEYS
    Classification
    Without gib head (T)

    With gib head (TG)

    TAPER KEYS

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    TAPER KEYS

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    TAPER KEYS

    Classification of
    Keys

    1.

    PARALLEL KEYS

    2.

    TAPER KEYS

    3.

    WOODRUFF KEY

    WOODRUFF KEYS

    keys with a semi-circular cross-section.

    WOODRUFF KEYS
    Classification
    Normal form (WA)

    Whitney form (WB)

    WOODRUFF KEYS

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    WOODRUFF
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    WOODRUFF
    KEYS
    The series one and two are the shaft diameters
    given in the corresponding International Standards
    and are as follows:
    Series 1: Adequate for the assembly where the
    torque is transmitted by the key.
    Series 2: Adequate for the case where the
    positioning is made by key and the torque is not
    transmitted by it, e.g., where the shaft and the hub
    are in the fit of interference fit.
    Series 3 corresponds to the shearing strength at
    the shearing cross-section area shown in the Table.
    This shearing cross-section area is the calculated
    value of the part to be sheared at the time when
    the key is sinking completely in the keyway.

    Materials

    AISI designation 1020 as annealed

    tensile strength shall be 393 Mpa

    key shall have a lower shearing strength than the shaft and hub
    material

    KEY, SHAFT and HUB ASSEMBLY


    3 types of key, shaft, and hub assembly:

    Sliding type

    Normal type

    Assembly that shaft and hub can slide relatively in axial direction (Parallel key)

    Assembly that hub is put into the key fixed on the shaft (Parallel key and
    Woodruff key)

    Fastening type

    Assembly that hub is fastened on the key fixed on the shaft or assembly that
    the key is driven in between the combined shaft and hub. (Parallel key, Taper
    key, and Woodruff key)

    Marking

    Classification

    Nominal dimension x length (only nominal dimension in case of


    Woodruff key)

    Shape of end (in case of parallel key)

    Manufacturers name, its trademark, and address

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