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A diameter shaft contains a deep U-shaped groove that has a radius at the bottom of the groove. The maximum shear stress in the

shaft must be limited to . If the shaft rotates at a constant angular speed of , determine the maximum power that may be delivered by the shaft.

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sergejj [24]2 years ago

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hello your question lacks the required figures here is the complete question

A 1.25-in diameter shaft contains a 0.25-in deep U-shaped groove that has a 1/8-in radius at the bottom of the groove. The maximum shear stress in the shaft must be limited to 12000 psi . If the shaft rotates at a constant angular speed of 6Hz , determine the maximum power that may be delivered by the shaft.

Answer: max power delivered by shaft = 4.045 hp

Explanation:

Determine The maximum power that can be delivered by the shaft

using the given data

diameter of shaft ( D ) = 1.25 inches

depth of U-shaped groove = 0.25 inches

radius of U-shaped groove = 1/8 inches = 0.125 inches

maximum shear stress in shaft = 12000 psi

shaft angular speed at frequency of 6 Hz

firstly calculate

The minor diameter (d) = 1.25 - 2(0.25 ) = 0.5 inches

Ratio = radius of groove / minor diameter = 0.125 / 0.75 = 0.167

Ratio, = diameter of shaft / minor diameter = 1.25 / 0.75 = 1.667

k = 1.39 from stress concentration factors graph

calculate the maximum shear stress produced by the torque in the minor diameter of the shaft

<em>Tmax</em> = $\frac{Tc}{J}$ -----------equation 1

where Tc = 16T

J = $\pi d^{3}$

equation 1 becomes( Tmax ) = $\frac{16*T}{\pi *0.75^3}$

also <em>Tmax</em> = K * <em>Tmin -------- equation 2</em>

<em> </em> 1.39 * $\frac{16*T}{\pi *0.75^3 } \leq 1200$

T ≤ 715.122 Ib-in

Tmax = 59.593 Ib-ft ( max shear stress )

Finally calculate the max power transmitted by the shaft

P max = 2 $\pi$ fTmax = 2 $\pi$ * 6 * 59.593

therefore Pmax = 2246.6 Ib-ft/s

= 4.045 hp

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