Abstract: A flanged bushing mounting adaptor for use in mounting a flanged bushing in the hub of a shaft-mountable structure, the hub having a tapered bore with recesses formed therein, and the bushing having a tapered barrel and a flange with threaded and unthreaded holes therein. The adaptor has a tapered outer circumferential surface for wedging engagement with the oppositely tapered hub, and a tapered bore for wedging engagement with the oppositely tapered barrel of the bushing. The adaptor also includes a plurality of threaded bores corresponding to the unthreaded holes in the flange, for receiving screws or bolts to secure the bushing to the adaptor and to draw the assembly into the hub. Bosses, or recesses with set screws, corresponding to the recesses in the hub, may be included on or in the outer surface of the adaptor to prevent relative rotation between the adaptor and the hub.

Abstract: A split, circular flanged bushing for securing driving or driven elements such as sheaves, pulleys, and the like to a rotatable shaft, having an integrally formed key in the center opening of the bushing for insertion in a corresponding keyway in the shaft. The bushing is formed in a sintering operation and increased density is imparted to fillets or junctions between the flange and the outer wall of the body, thereby providing increased resistance to stress fatigue in these critical areas. Fillets between the key and the inner wall of the body are provided to distribute the stress concentration inherent in these areas.