1. Shrink-fit assembly
Typically, shrink-fit assembly consists of joining a ring and a shaft, with the initial inside diameter 2r1 of the ring being slightly smaller than the initial outside diameter 2r1 + s of the axis. The difference s between these two quantities corresponds to tightening the ring on the shaft, the ratio s/2r1 refers to the proportional clamping, noted A. Depending on the shrink-fit application, this proportional tightening can range from one ten-thousandth to a few thousandths.
The generic term ring will be used in the following to designate both a literal ring and a pinion (figure 1), a hub or any other part of revolution assembled on the axle. Conversely, the generic term axis can just as easily designate...
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Shrink-fit assembly