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Ce Boards Strength Torsion

This document contains summaries of multiple documents related to analyzing stresses and torques on concentric springs and compound shafts. The summaries include calculations of maximum loads and stresses on springs, reactions and angles of twist on shafts loaded with different torques. Materials properties and dimensions are provided to calculate stresses not exceeding permissible limits.

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Ce Boards Strength Torsion

This document contains summaries of multiple documents related to analyzing stresses and torques on concentric springs and compound shafts. The summaries include calculations of maximum loads and stresses on springs, reactions and angles of twist on shafts loaded with different torques. Materials properties and dimensions are provided to calculate stresses not exceeding permissible limits.

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November 1981

A load is supported by two concentric steel springs of equal length. The inner spring consists of 30 turns
of 20 mm diameter wire on a mean diameter of 150 mm, while the outer spring has 20 turns of 30 mm
wire on a mean diameter of 200 mm. Use = 83000 MPa.
1. Find the maximum load that the inner spring could carry so as not to exceed a shearing stress of
140 MPa. [2749 N]
2. Find the maximum load that the outer spring could carry so as not to exceed a shearing stress of
140 MPa. [6904 N]
3. Find the maximum load that the spring system could carry. [9061.5 N]
November 2001 (figure below)
From the given figure shows a shaft of 60 mm diameter with value of = 83000 MPa.
1200 N-m 1000 N-m
800 N-m

2m
1.5 m
3.0 m
1. Find the reaction at the fixed end. [1000 N m]
2. Find the maximum torsional stress. [23.58 MPa]
3. Find the angle of twist of the shaft (at the point where the 800 N m load is applied). [2.22]
May 2005 (figure below)
A steel shaft with a constant diameter of 60 mm is loaded by torques applied as shown. Use
1.5T

3m

1.25T

3m

= 83 GPa.

2m

1. What is the torque applied on the right side if the allowable shear stress is not to exceed 23.58 MPa?
[800 N m]
2. What is the reaction at the support? [1000 N m]
3. Find the angle of twist of the shaft. [ 2.17 ]
May 2004 (figure below)
Compound shaft is attached to rigid supports. For the bronze segment
= 60 MPa. For steel segment
, diameter = 50 mm, = 83 GPa,

: diameter = 75 mm,
= 80 MPa.

= 35 GPa,

1. Find the ratio / so that each material will be stressed to its maximum permissible limit. [1.19]
2. Find the reaction at . [4.97 kN m]
3. Find the maximum angle of twist when = 1 m. [2.62]

November 2006 (figure on previous page)


Compound shaft is attached to rigid supports. For the bronze segment
= 60 MPa. For steel segment
, diameter = 50 mm, = 83 GPa,
= 1 m.

: diameter = 75 mm, = 35 GPa,


= 80 MPa, length of steel

1. Find the ratio of the lengths of the bronze and steel so that each material will be stressed to its
maximum permissible limit. [1.186]
2. Find the maximum torque carried by the steel. [1.96 kN m]
3. Find the relative angle of twist with respect to the support if maximum torsion is applied at .
[2.2]

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