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Example Problems - Mechanics

The document contains examples of calculating stresses and deformations in compound shafts subjected to torsional loads. Example problems include determining maximum shear stresses, required diameters, reactions at supports, and angles of twist in stepped shafts and shafts composed of different materials. Analytical methods shown include establishing equilibrium and compatibility equations to solve for torques and stresses in statically indeterminate shaft systems.
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Example Problems - Mechanics

The document contains examples of calculating stresses and deformations in compound shafts subjected to torsional loads. Example problems include determining maximum shear stresses, required diameters, reactions at supports, and angles of twist in stepped shafts and shafts composed of different materials. Analytical methods shown include establishing equilibrium and compatibility equations to solve for torques and stresses in statically indeterminate shaft systems.
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EXAMPLE 4-11

A compound shaft consisting of a steel segment and an aluminum segment is acted upon by two torques as
shown in the figure. Determine the maximum permissible value of T subject to the following conditions: τst=
83 MPa, τal= 55 MPa, and the angle of rotation of the free end is limited to 6°. For steel, G = 83 GPa and for
aluminum, G = 28 GPa.
Based on the maximum shearing stress:
Tmax r 2Tmax
 st  
J   r3
2  3T
83 
  253
T  679042.16 N .mm  679.04 N .m
Tr 2T
 al  
J   r3
2 T
55 
  203
T  691150.38 N .mm  691.15 N .m
Based on the maximum angle of twist:
TL TL
  st  al  ( ) st  ( ) al
GJ GJ
 3T  900 T  600
6  
180   254  83000   204  28000
2 2
T  757316.32 N .mm  757.32 N .m
 T  679.04 N .m
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EXAMPLE 4-12
A solid steel shaft is loaded as shown in figure. Using G = 83 GPa, determine the required diameter of the
shaft if the shearing stress is limited to 60 MPa and the angle of rotation at the free end is not to exceed 4
deg.

Based on the maximum allowable shearing stress:


Tmax r 2Tmax
 max  
J   r3
2  450 103
60 
  r3
r  16.838mm  D  33.677mm
2 1200 103
60 
  r3
r  23.35mm  D  46.7mm
Based on the maximum angle of twist:
TL
 
GJ
 ( 450  1200) 103  2500
4 
180  4
 r  83000
2
r  25.94mm  D  51.89mm
 D  51.89mm

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EXAMPLE 4-13
The rod has a diameter of 25mm and a weight of 15 N/m. Determine the maximum torsional stress in the rod
at a section located at B due to the rod’s weight

M x 0
TB  15 1.2  0.6  10.8 N .m
 
J r4  12.54  38.35mm4
2 2
Tr 10.8 103 12.5
 max    3.52 MPa
J 38.35

Statically Indeterminate Problems


Equilibrium Equation: T1  T2  T  (1) Compatibility Equation: 1  2  ( 2)

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EXAMPLE 4-14
The shaft shown in figure is made from a steel tube, which is bonded to a brass core. If a torque of T = 340
N.m is applied at its end, plot the shear-stress distribution along a radial line on its cross section. Take Gst =
78600 MPa and Gbr =35850.

Tst  Tbr  340  (1)


TL TL
  st  br  ( ) st  ( )br
GJ GJ
T stL T brL

 
 ( 264  134 )  78600 134  35850
2 2
T br( 264  134 )  78600
T st T st 32.887T br ( 2)
134  35850
T br 10.033N .m  br  ( st ) min
T st 329.966 N .m (  G )br  ( in  G ) st
Tbr r 2Tmax 2 10.033 103
( br ) max     2.907 MPa
J  r 3
 13 3

Tst r2 Tst r2 329.966 103  26


( st ) max     12.748 MPa
J  4 4 
( r2  r1 ) ( 26  13 )
4 4

2 2
Tst r1 Tst r1 329.966 103 13
( st ) min     6.374 MPa
J  4 4 
( r2  r1 ) ( 26  13 )
4 4

2 2
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EXAMPLE 4-15
A shaft composed of segments AC, CD, and DB is fastened to rigid supports and loaded as shown in figure.
For bronze, G = 35 GPa; aluminum, G = 28 GPa, and for steel, G = 83 GPa. Determine the maximum shearing
stress developed in each segment.

TA
A / B  0 TA-300
TA-1000
TL
 GJ ) A / B  0
(

TA 103  2000 (TA  300) 103  2000 (TA  1000) 103  2500
  0
  
12.5  35000
4
25  28000
4
12.5  83000
4

2 2 2
2TA 2(TA  300) 2.5(TA  1000)
  0
12.54  35 254  28 12.54  83
16TA (TA  300) 20(TA  1000)
  0
35 28 83
16 1 25 20 20000
TA  TA   TA  0
35 28 7 83 83
TA  342.97 N .m

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M x 0
TA  TB  300  700
342.97  TB  1000  TB  657.03N .m
Tbr  342.97 N .m, Tal  342.97  300  42.97 N .m, Tst  342.97  1000  657.03N .m
Tr 2T
 max  
J   r3
2  342.97 103
 br   111.79 MPa
 12.53
2  42.97 103
 al   1.75MPa
  253
2  657.03 103
 st   214.16 MPa
 12.53

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EXAMPLE 4-15
The two shafts are made of steel. Each has a diameter of 25 mm and they are connected using the gears fixed
to their ends. If a torque of is applied to the gear at E as shown, determine the reactions at A and B and the
angle of twist at point E. (G=75GPa)

TA  F  0.1  500  0
TB  F  0.05  0
TA  2TB  500  0  (1)
0.1E  0.05F
E  0.5F
TA 1.5 T  0.75
 0. 5  B
GJ GJ
F
TA  0.25TB
TA  55.56 N .m
TB  222.22 N .m
F
T L
E  A
GJ
55.56 103 1500
E 

12.54  75000
2
E  0.02897rad .  1.66

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H.W: A stepped solid circular steel shaft has the shape shown in the figure below and is having
G=80*103MPa. The region AC is having D=75mm region CD having D=50mm, and region BD having
D=25mm. Determine the maximum shearing stress occurs in the shaft as well as the angle of twist at C where
a torsional load of 100N m is applied. Ends A and B are rigidly clamped.

H.W: The shaft is made of L2 tool steel, has a diameter of 40 mm, and is fixed at its ends A and B. If it is
subjected to the torque, determine the maximum shear stress in regions AC and CB.

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