Calculate: (a) the maximum torque that can be applied to the shaft. (b) the minimum diameter of the bolts for the coupling, given 6 bolts are required located at 36mm from the shaft centre. Sketch: (c) the planar shear stress and strain profiles in the hollow shaft for the maximum torque (Poisson's ratio = 0.3).

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A coupling like the one shown in Fig.Q6 is needed to join
two shafts together. The coupling, shaft and bolts are made
from Steel having a Young's Modulus of 205GPA and axial yield
10.
strength of 450MPA. The shaft is hollow with an outer
diameter D of 35mm and wall thickness of 4mm.
28
Introduction to Stress Analysis
T
Fig.06
Calculate:
(a)
the maximum torque that can be applied to the shaft.
(b) the minimum diameter of the bolts for the coupling,
given 6 bolts are required located at 36mm from the
shaft centre.
Sketch:
(c) the planar shear stress and strain profiles in the
hollow shaft for the maximum torque (Poisson's ratio =
0.3).
[Ans. 1413Nm, бmm, 260MРа, 201MPа, 3297ре, 2549рe]
Transcribed Image Text:A coupling like the one shown in Fig.Q6 is needed to join two shafts together. The coupling, shaft and bolts are made from Steel having a Young's Modulus of 205GPA and axial yield 10. strength of 450MPA. The shaft is hollow with an outer diameter D of 35mm and wall thickness of 4mm. 28 Introduction to Stress Analysis T Fig.06 Calculate: (a) the maximum torque that can be applied to the shaft. (b) the minimum diameter of the bolts for the coupling, given 6 bolts are required located at 36mm from the shaft centre. Sketch: (c) the planar shear stress and strain profiles in the hollow shaft for the maximum torque (Poisson's ratio = 0.3). [Ans. 1413Nm, бmm, 260MРа, 201MPа, 3297ре, 2549рe]
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