Current Attempt in ProgressThe horizontal shaft with a diameter of d = 44 mm is supported by a thrust collar that rests on a 38-mm-thick plate. The thrust collar is32-mm thick. The thrust collar has an outer diameter of Dcollar = 72 mm. Determine the load P that causes an average shear stress of89 MPa on the cylindrical surface of contact between the shaft and the thrust collar.Thrust collar areaPlatedThrust collarDcollarAnswer:P = ikN

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Current Attempt in Progress The horizontal shaft with a diameter of d = 44 mm is supported by a thrust collar that rests on a 38-mm-thick plate. The thrust collar is 32-mm thick. The thrust collar has an outer diameter of Doollar = 72 mm. Determine the load P that causes an average shear stress of 89 MPa on the cylindrical surface of contact between the shaft and the thrust collar. Thrust collar area Plate d d Thrust collar Dcollar Answer: P = i kN

Current Attempt in Progress The horizontal shaft with a diameter of d = 44 mm is supported by a thrust collar that rests on a 38-mm-thick plate. The thrust collar is 32-mm thick. The thrust collar has an outer diameter of Doollar = 72 mm. Determine the load P that causes an average shear stress of 89 MPa on the cylindrical surface of contact between the shaft and the thrust collar. Thrust collar area Plate d d Thrust collar Dcollar Answer: P = i kN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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