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Interpretation for 393.89:
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Regulations current to Apr 12, 2013
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All Regulations
Part 393
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Subpart G - Miscellaneous parts and accessories
§393.89 Buses, driveshaft protection.
Question 1:
For the purposes of §393.89, would a spline and yoke that is secured by a nut be considered a sliding connection?
Guidance: No. To be considered a sliding connection, the spline must be able to move within the sleeve. When the end of the spline is secured by a nut, it no longer has that freedom.
Question 2:
On multiple drive shaft buses, does §393.89 require that all segments of the drive shaft be protected no matter the segments’ length?
Guidance: Yes. Each drive shaft must have one guard or bracket for each end of a shaft which is provided with a sliding connection (spline or other such device).
Question 3:
How does an existing pillow bearing (shaft support) on a multiple driveshaft system affect the requirement?
Guidance: It does not affect the requirement. It is part of the requirement.
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