A couple is applied to the ends of the steel shaft as shown below with a force F= 350 lb, the shaft is commercially grounded. The following properties are specified for the material Sut 110ksi and S, = 80ksi . The reliability specified is 95%. Find the factor of safety for the 8in shaft using the Modified Goodman Design Theory. Ignore the stress concentration at the fillet. 8in 45in 45in in fillet Shaft A Shaft B

A couple is applied to the ends of the steel shaft as shown below with a force F= 350 lb, the shaft is commercially grounded. The following properties are specified for the material Sut 110ksi and S, = 80ksi . The reliability specified is 95%. Find the factor of safety for the 8in shaft using the Modified Goodman Design Theory. Ignore the stress concentration at the fillet. 8in 45in 45in in fillet Shaft A Shaft B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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