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flexible coupling

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flexible coupling [‚flek·sə·bəl ′kəp·liŋ]
(electromagnetism)
A coupling designed to allow a limited angular movement between the axes of two waveguides.
(mechanical engineering)
A coupling used to connect two shafts and to accommodate their misalignment.

flexible coupling
A coupling, used in rotating machinery, having high transverse or torsional compliance.


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