A=450 mmB= 0.6 A mmC= 0.75B mmD= 1.45A mmE= 0.65 A F= 3.65 KN _____ G=1.25F KNN=1.8A RPM PROBLEM: You are a design engineer at Fine Gear company. You will design a shaft thatcarries two gears and rotates at N (rpm) as shown in the figure. The shaft has beensupported at point O and C with appropriate bearings.BFR =G20Gear AD dia.BGear BE dia.FA = F20Calculate and draw the overall layout of the shaft with related material and dimensionsconsidering infinite life and deflections. Take factor of safety as 3 minimum.Calculate and select appropriate bearings for the shaft that you have designed.Please select/assume/find other necessary parameters/info which are not given in thequestions.

Given:- A=450mm B=270mm C=202.5mm D=625.5mm E=292.5mm F=3.65KN G=4.56KN N=810RPM Angle=20°

PROBLEM: You are a design engineer at Fine Gear company. You will design a shaft that carries two gears and rotates at N (rpm) as shown in the figure. The shaft has been supported at point O and C with appropriate bearings.

PROBLEM: You are a design engineer at Fine Gear company. You will design a shaft that carries two gears and rotates at N (rpm) as shown in the figure. The shaft has been supported at point O and C with appropriate bearings.

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When a bar of the uniform cross-section is acted by a load, such that the load acts along the longitudinal axis of the bar, such kinds of loadings are known as axial loadings. In general terms, a load is an external force acting on a component. An axial load acts perpendicular to the geometric cross-section of the component. Based on the direction of the application of the load, an axial load can be tensile or compressive. The analysis of bodies under the action of axial loads is generally studied under the branch of mechanics, known as statics.

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A=450 mm

B= 0.6 A mm

C= 0.75B mm

D= 1.45A mm

E= 0.65 A

F= 3.65 KN _____ G=1.25F KN

N=1.8A RPM

PROBLEM: You are a design engineer at Fine Gear company. You will design a shaft that
carries two gears and rotates at N (rpm) as shown in the figure. The shaft has been
supported at point O and C with appropriate bearings.
B
FR =G
20
Gear A
D dia.
B
Gear B
E dia.
FA = F
20
Calculate and draw the overall layout of the shaft with related material and dimensions
considering infinite life and deflections. Take factor of safety as 3 minimum.
Calculate and select appropriate bearings for the shaft that you have designed.
Please select/assume/find other necessary parameters/info which are not given in the
questions.

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