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    1. The document provides 10 problems related to calculating shear stresses and torques in mechanical drive shafts and couplings. The problems calculate things like maximum shear stresses, twist angles, power transmission capabilities, and optimal shaft dimensions given design constraints. 2. Example calculations provided include determining the twist in a shaft due to an applied torque, calculating shear stresses in bolts used to connect shafts, and sizing the inner diameter of a hollow shaft to limit shear stresses below a maximum value. 3. The document introduces concepts of shear force and bending moment in beams and shafts and how they relate to the design of mechanical drive components like couplings and rotating shafts.

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    1. The document provides 10 problems related to calculating shear stresses and torques in mechanical drive shafts and couplings. The problems calculate things like maximum shear stresses, twist angles, power transmission capabilities, and optimal shaft dimensions given design constraints. 2. Example calculations provided include determining the twist in a shaft due to an applied torque, calculating shear stresses in bolts used to connect shafts, and sizing the inner diameter of a hollow shaft to limit shear stresses below a maximum value. 3. The document introduces concepts of shear force and bending moment in beams and shafts and how they relate to the design of mechanical drive components like couplings and rotating shafts.

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    1. The document provides 10 problems related to calculating shear stresses and torques in mechanical drive shafts and couplings. The problems calculate things like maximum shear stresses, twist angles, power transmission capabilities, and optimal shaft dimensions given design constraints. 2. Example calculations provided include determining the twist in a shaft due to an applied torque, calculating shear stresses in bolts used to connect shafts, and sizing the inner diameter of a hollow shaft to limit shear stresses below a maximum value. 3. The document introduces concepts of shear force and bending moment in beams and shafts and how they relate to the design of mechanical drive components like couplings and rotating shafts.

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    Shear Force and Bending Moment PDF

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    Abdulai Wako
    1. The document provides 10 problems related to calculating shear stresses and torques in mechanical drive shafts and couplings. The problems calculate things like maximum shear stresses, twist angles, power transmission capabilities, and optimal shaft dimensions given design constraints. 2. Example calculations provided include determining the twist in a shaft due to an applied torque, calculating shear stresses in bolts used to connect shafts, and sizing the inner diameter of a hollow shaft to limit shear stresses below a maximum value. 3. The document introduces concepts of shear force and bending moment in beams and shafts and how they relate to the design of mechanical drive components like couplings and rotating shafts.

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    340 Applied mechanics

    twist per metre length on a shaft of the same material (20 mm diameter) due to a torque
    Chapter 16
    of 15 N m?
    (0.0234 rad or 1.34°)
    5. Calculate the maximum shear stress in a 6 mm diameter bolt when tightened by a force
    of 50 N at the end of a 150 mm spanner. What would be the corresponding stress in
    a 10 mm diameter bolt? Shear force and bending moment
    (177 MN/m2; 38.1 MN/m2)
    6. A gear wheel is keyed to a 50 mm diameter shaft by a square section key of width w mm
    and length 50 mm. The load on the wheel teeth amounts to 5000 N at a radius of 150 mm.
    If the shear stress in the key is to be twice the maximum shear stress in the shaft, calculate
    the width w.
    (9.85 mm)
    7. A solid circular shaft is connected to the drive shaft of an electric motor by a solid flanged
    coupling, the drive being taken through eight bolts, of 12 mm diameter, on a pitch circle
    diameter of 225 mm. The bolts carry the whole driving torque and are loaded in shear
    only. Calculate the shaft diameter if the maximum shear stress in the shaft is to be equal
    to the shear stress in the bolts.
    16. 1 Shear force
    (80.3 mm) The shear force in a beam at any section is the force transverse to the beam tending
    8. A length of hollow steel shaft is used to drill a hole 3 km deep in rock. The power exerted to cause it to shear across the section. Figure 16.1 shows a beam under a transverse
    is 180 kW and the speed of rotation of the drill is 60 rev/min. If the inner and outer load Wat the free end 0; the other end A is built in to the wall. Such a beam is called
    diameters of the shaft are 150 mm and 175 mm respectively, calculate: (a) the maximum
    a cantilever and the load W, which is assumed to act at a point, is called a concentrated
    shear stress in the shaft; (b) the twist of one end relative to the other, in revolutions.
    or point load.
    G = 84 kN/mm2•
    Consider the equilibrium of any portion of beam CD. At section C, for balance
    (59.3 MN/m2; 3.84 rev)
    9. Calculate the power which will be transmitted at 220 rev/min by a hollow shaft of 150 mm of forces, there must be an upward force F equal and opposite to the load Wat D.
    inside diameter and 50 mm thick, if the maximum shear stress is 70 MN/m2• Find the This force F is provided by the resistance of the beam to shear at the plane B; this
    percentage by which the shaft will be stronger if made solid instead of hollow and the
    external diameter is the same.
    (4.32 MW; 14.88 per cent)
    10. A hollow shaft driving a ship's screw is to carry a torque of 13 kN m and is to be of
    150 mm diameter externally. Calculate the inside diameter if the maximum shear stress
    is not to exceed 40 MN/m2. Calculate the angle of twist in degrees on a 5.5 m length
    and the minimum shear stress. G = 84 GN/m2•
    (127 mm; 2°; 33.9 MN/m2)

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