Figure Q1 shows a solid steel shaft AF which is supported by frictionless bearings at B and F. It is coupled to an electric motor at A. The modulus of rigidity of steel shaft is 75 GPa. The shaft is loaded by the torque as stated in the figure below. Answer the following: (a) Calculate the maximum shear stress in the shaft. (b) Determine the total angle of twist between F and A. (c) If speed of the shaft is 50 rev/s, calculate the required power transmitted by the electric motor to the shaft.
Figure Q1 shows a solid steel shaft AF which is supported by frictionless bearings at B and F. It is coupled to an electric motor at A. The modulus of rigidity of steel shaft is 75 GPa. The shaft is loaded by the torque as stated in the figure below. Answer the following: (a) Calculate the maximum shear stress in the shaft. (b) Determine the total angle of twist between F and A. (c) If speed of the shaft is 50 rev/s, calculate the required power transmitted by the electric motor to the shaft.
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Figure Q1 shows a solid steel shaft AF which is supported by frictionless bearings at B and F. It is coupled to an electric motor at A. The modulus of rigidity of steel shaft is 75 GPa. The shaft is loaded by the torque as stated in the figure below. Answer the following:
(a) Calculate the maximum shear stress in the shaft.
(b) Determine the total angle of twist between F and A.
(c) If speed of the shaft is 50 rev/s, calculate the required power transmitted by the electric motor to the shaft.
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ТмотоR
Tc= 0.5 kNm
54 mm
в
Tp =2 kNm
46 mm
46 mm
Te = 1 kNm
40 mm
F
Length of the shaft:
LẠC = LEF = 500 mm
LCD = LDE = 400 mm
D
E
Figure Q1
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