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A solid steel shaft with an outside diameter of 1.5 in. is supported in flexible bearings at A and C as shown in Figure P15.43/44. Two pulleys are keyed to the shaft at B and D. Pulley B has a diameter of D B = 14 in. and belt tensions of T 1 = 100 lb and T 2 = 220 lb. Pulley D has a diameter of D D = 7 in. and belt tensions of T 3 = 60 lb and T 4 = 300 lb. Length dimensions of the shaft are x1 = 8 in., x2 = 4 in., x3 = 3 in., and x4 = 6 in. Determine the normal and shear stresses at point K on the shaft. Show the orientation of these stresses on an appropriate sketch. FIGURE P15.43/44

A solid steel shaft with an outside diameter of 1.5 in. is supported in flexible bearings at A and C as shown in Figure P15.43/44. Two pulleys are keyed to the shaft at B and D. Pulley B has a diameter of D B = 14 in. and belt tensions of T 1 = 100 lb and T 2 = 220 lb. Pulley D has a diameter of D D = 7 in. and belt tensions of T 3 = 60 lb and T 4 = 300 lb. Length dimensions of the shaft are x1 = 8 in., x2 = 4 in., x3 = 3 in., and x4 = 6 in. Determine the normal and shear stresses at point K on the shaft. Show the orientation of these stresses on an appropriate sketch. FIGURE P15.43/44

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A solid steel shaft with an outside
diameter of 1.5 in. is supported in flexible
bearings at A and C as shown in Figure
P15.43/44. Two pulleys are keyed to the shaft at
B and D. Pulley B has a diameter of D B = 14 in.
and belt tensions of T 1 = 100 lb and T 2 = 220 lb.
Pulley D has a diameter of D D = 7 in. and belt
tensions of T 3 = 60 lb and T 4 = 300 lb. Length
dimensions of the shaft are x1 = 8 in., x2 = 4 in.,
x3 = 3 in., and x4 = 6 in. Determine the normal
and shear stresses at point K on the shaft. Show
the orientation of these stresses on an
appropriate sketch.
FIGURE P15.43/44
 
 
A T₁ T₂ N DB FIGURE P15.15b y B X1 x3 K H X4 x2 C FIGURE P15.43/44 DD D TA
Transcribed Image Text:A T₁ T₂ N DB FIGURE P15.15b y B X1 x3 K H X4 x2 C FIGURE P15.43/44 DD D TA
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