A 1-in, constant diameter shaft, is loaded with forces at A and B as shown, with ground reaction forces at O and C. The shaft also transmits a torque of 1500 lbf - in throughout the length of the shaft. The shaft has a tensile yield strength of 50 kpsi. Determine the minimum static factor of safety using (a) the maximum-shear-stress failure theory. (b) the distortion-energy failure theory. 460 lbf 575 lbf 12 in 18 in 1500 lbf-in 21 15 2 A B Ro 10 in 1 IRC

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A 1-in, constant diameter shaft, is loaded with forces at A and B as shown, with ground reaction forces at O and C. The shaft also transmits
a torque of 1500 lbf in throughout the length of the shaft. The shaft has a tensile yield strength of 50 kpsi. Determine the minimum static
factor of safety using
(a) the maximum-shear-stress failure theory.
(b) the distortion-energy failure theory.
y
Ro
12 in
460 lbf
A
18 in
575 lbf
B
1500 lbf-in
Элі
10 in
AC
IRC
x
Transcribed Image Text:A 1-in, constant diameter shaft, is loaded with forces at A and B as shown, with ground reaction forces at O and C. The shaft also transmits a torque of 1500 lbf in throughout the length of the shaft. The shaft has a tensile yield strength of 50 kpsi. Determine the minimum static factor of safety using (a) the maximum-shear-stress failure theory. (b) the distortion-energy failure theory. y Ro 12 in 460 lbf A 18 in 575 lbf B 1500 lbf-in Элі 10 in AC IRC x
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