Abstract: A high-speed rotary dobby key mover mechanism having a main crank arm in which two keying levers that have the same arm ratio are mounted for pivotal movement on a cam in opposing positions. The adjacent ends of the keying levers cooperate with a key, while the free other ends of the key levers, which are diametrically opposite about and at the same distance from the axis of the dobby drive shaft for the dobby cooperate alternately with a single control device which is located on only one side of the main crank arm. The control device is regulated, moreover, by a logic unit.

Abstract: A system for disengageably coupling a rotor body to the shaft of rotary machines, in particular gas turbines and rotary dobbies, in which the coupling surface of said shaft is a cylindrical surface provided all the way round with longitudinal sharp-edged grooves of very small depth, they being uniformly distributed equidistantly to form a grooved cylindrical stub the interior of which comprises a frusto-conical bore cooperating with corresponding frusto-conical plug rigid with one end of a pull rod to lock the cylindrical coupling surface of the shaft against the cylindrical coupling surface of said rotor body by radial interference.