Problem 22.1 The shaft shown is supported by self-aligning bearings at A and B. The balls which are inside the bearing are shown at A and B. (Self-aligning here means that the bearings can provide reaction forces, but not reaction moments.) Belt forces are applied as shown. The left end of the shaft beyond the bearing is connected to a clutch by means of a flexible coupling, so that only a torque can be transmitted there. The right end beyond the bearing is free. Neglecting stress concentrations, calculate stresses on element S on the "side" of the shaft and summarize the results with a stress element sketch. • Neglecting stress concentrations, calculate stresses on element T on the "top" of the shaft and summarize the results with a stress element sketch. 100 mm 20 mm dia 100 mm B Free end of shaft 2000 N
Problem 22.1 The shaft shown is supported by self-aligning bearings at A and B. The balls which are inside the bearing are shown at A and B. (Self-aligning here means that the bearings can provide reaction forces, but not reaction moments.) Belt forces are applied as shown. The left end of the shaft beyond the bearing is connected to a clutch by means of a flexible coupling, so that only a torque can be transmitted there. The right end beyond the bearing is free. Neglecting stress concentrations, calculate stresses on element S on the "side" of the shaft and summarize the results with a stress element sketch. • Neglecting stress concentrations, calculate stresses on element T on the "top" of the shaft and summarize the results with a stress element sketch. 100 mm 20 mm dia 100 mm B Free end of shaft 2000 N
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