Abstract: An inner ring for a bearing comprises a ring body including outer and inner surfaces each extending in a circumferential direction about a longitudinal axis. The outer surface is disposed radially outside the inner surface and includes (a) a raceway for supporting circumferentially arranged rolling elements, (b) a forward separator land, and (c) an aft separator land, where the raceway is axially situated between the forward and aft separator lands. The inner surface includes an annular groove for containing a lubricant under centrifugal forces. Flow passages for distributing the lubricant extend through the ring body from the inner surface to the outer surface, including a set of first flow passages extending from the annular groove to the raceway, a set of second flow passages extending from the annular groove to the forward separator land, and a set of third flow passages extending from the annular groove to the aft separator land.

Abstract: An exemplary gas turbine engine includes a radially stacked intershaft bearing assembly. The assembly includes an outer stubshaft having outer and inner diameter surface portions disposed concentrically with respect to one another. The outer diameter surface portion is rotatably connected to a body of the engine, and the inner diameter surface portion is rotatably connected to an inner stubshaft of the engine, so as to provide a stacked configuration of the inner stubshaft, the outer stubshaft, and the body along a radial direction orthogonal to a longitudinal axis of the engine.

Abstract: An exemplary gas turbine engine includes a radially stacked intershaft bearing assembly. The assembly includes an outer stubshaft having outer and inner diameter surface portions disposed concentrically with respect to one another. The outer diameter surface portion is rotatably connected to a body of the engine, and the inner diameter surface portion is rotatably connected to an inner stubshaft of the engine, so as to provide a stacked configuration of the inner stubshaft, the outer stubshaft, and the body along a radial direction orthogonal to a longitudinal axis of the engine.

Abstract: The over-running clutch pulley of a preferred embodiment of the invention includes a sheave member, a hub member located substantially concentrically within the sheave member, a spring member, and a stop surface, which cooperate to rotationally engage an input device and an output device. The sheave member preferably includes a sheave input section adapted to the engage the input device, and a sheave clutch section defining a sheave clutch surface. Similarly, the hub member preferably includes a hub output section adapted to engage the output device, and a hub clutch section defining a hub clutch surface. The stop surface functions to engage the spring member and to transfer some torque from the sheave member to the hub member during the acceleration of the sheave member in the first rotational direction relative the hub member.

Abstract: The over-running clutch pulley of a preferred embodiment of the invention includes a sheave member, a hub member located substantially concentrically within the sheave member, a spring member, and a stop surface, which cooperate to rotationally engage an input device and an output device. The sheave member preferably includes a sheave input section adapted to the engage the input device, and a sheave clutch section defining a sheave clutch surface. Similarly, the hub member preferably includes a hub output section adapted to engage the output device, and a hub clutch section defining a hub clutch surface. The stop surface functions to engage the spring member and to transfer some torque from the sheave member to the hub member during the acceleration of the sheave member in the first rotational direction relative the hub member.