A stepped shaft, as shown in Figure 4.35, has dimensions of D = 2 in, d = 1 in., and r = 0.1 in. It was machined from AISI steel of 200 Bhn hardness. The loading is one of completely reversed torsion. During a typical 30 seconds of operation under overload conditions, the nominal (To) stress in the 1-in.-diameter section was measured to be as shown in the Figure below. Estimate the life of the shaft when operating continuously under these conditions. (Note: stress concentration at the shoulder)

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A stepped shaft, as shown in Figure 4.35, has dimensions of D = 2 in, d = 1 in., and r = 0.1 in. It
was machined from AISI steel of 200 Bhn hardness. The loading is one of completely reversed
torsion. During a typical 30 seconds of operation under overload conditions, the nominal (T)
stress in the 1-in.-diameter section was measured to be as shown in the Figure below.
Estimate the life of the shaft when operating continuously under these conditions. (Note: stress
concentration at the shoulder)
30
20
10
-10
CHEC
-20
-30
T
T
30 seconds
Torsion stress (ksi)
Transcribed Image Text:A stepped shaft, as shown in Figure 4.35, has dimensions of D = 2 in, d = 1 in., and r = 0.1 in. It was machined from AISI steel of 200 Bhn hardness. The loading is one of completely reversed torsion. During a typical 30 seconds of operation under overload conditions, the nominal (T) stress in the 1-in.-diameter section was measured to be as shown in the Figure below. Estimate the life of the shaft when operating continuously under these conditions. (Note: stress concentration at the shoulder) 30 20 10 -10 CHEC -20 -30 T T 30 seconds Torsion stress (ksi)
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