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katovenus [111]

2 years ago

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A 1020 CD steel shaft is to transmit 15 kW while rotating at 1750 rpm. Determine the minimum diameter for the shaft to provide a

minimum factor of safety of 3 based on the maximum-shear stress theory.

1 answer:

vladimir2022 [97]2 years ago

3 0

Answer:

diameter is 14 mm

Explanation:

given data

power = 15 kW

rotation N = 1750 rpm

factor of safety = 3

to find out

minimum diameter

solution

we will apply here power formula to find T that is

power = 2π×N×T / 60 .................1

put here value

15 × $10^{3}$ = 2π×1750×T / 60

so

T = 81.84 Nm

and

torsion = T / Z ..........2

here Z is section modulus i.e = πd³/ 16

so from equation 2

torsion = 81.84 / πd³/ 16

so torsion = 416.75 / / d³ .................3

so from shear stress theory

torsion = σy / factor of safety

so here σy = 530 for 1020 steel

so

torsion = σy / factor of safety

416.75 / d³ = 530 × $10^{6}$ / 3

so d = 0.0133 m

so diameter is 14 mm

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