2.The figure shows welded hand rotates a shaft via a key. The key material allowableshear strength is 150 MPa and crushing strength is 300 MPa. The welding material yield strengthis 340 MPa.F350Na) Calculate the key length.|L11075mmb) Calculate the factor of safety of the welded jointL21125mmD125mmL2B8mmFH7mmh4mmX140mmX240mm

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2. The figure shows welded hand rotates a shaft via a key. The key material allowable shear strength is 150 MPa and crushing strength is 300 MPa. The welding material yield strength is 340 MPa. 350 N 1075 F a) Calculate the key length. L1 mm b) Calculate the factor of safety of the welded joint L2 1125 mm DI 25 mm L1 B 8 mm H 7 mm h 4 mm XI 40 mm X2 40 mm

2. The figure shows welded hand rotates a shaft via a key. The key material allowable shear strength is 150 MPa and crushing strength is 300 MPa. The welding material yield strength is 340 MPa. 350 N 1075 F a) Calculate the key length. L1 mm b) Calculate the factor of safety of the welded joint L2 1125 mm DI 25 mm L1 B 8 mm H 7 mm h 4 mm XI 40 mm X2 40 mm

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