at question A=110 MPa B=-60 MPa M=145 N.m Q3. A circular, steel, rotating shaft is subjected to a bending moment of M Nm* anddirect tensile force, F, Figure 1.* See individual data for value of M↓30mmFMFigure 1Calculate the maximum tensile force, F, that can be applied to the shaft withoutcausingfatigue failure using the Soderberg Equation and the following data for steel:Sy =290MPa., Fatigue Limit Stress (SD) = 200MPa (for fully reversed conditions)Soderberg Equation: S = S 1-S.Fy Q2. A machine component experiences cyclic loading with a maximum stress of AMPa and a minimum stress of B MPa (see individual data for values of A andB).(i)(ii)Calculate the mean stress Sm and the stress amplitude SaAn S-N curve for the material used in the component is described by thefollowing equation:S = 450NfNeglecting the influence of mean stress, calculate the number of cyclesto cause failure, Nf, given the stress amplitude calculated above (i.e.Q2(i)). You may assume that the S-N curve applies to the mean stresscalculated for the component's stress-cycle.-0.159

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Q3. A circular, steel, rotating shaft is subjected to a bending moment of M Nm* and direct tensile force, F, Figure 1. * See individual data for value of M ↓ 30mm F M Soderberg Equation: S = Sp Figure 1 Calculate the maximum tensile force, F, that can be applied to the shaft without causing fatigue failure using the Soderberg Equation and the following data for steel: Sy =290MPa., Fatigue Limit Stress (SD) = 200MPa (for fully reversed conditions) Sm S F y TI

Q3. A circular, steel, rotating shaft is subjected to a bending moment of M Nm* and direct tensile force, F, Figure 1. * See individual data for value of M ↓ 30mm F M Soderberg Equation: S = Sp Figure 1 Calculate the maximum tensile force, F, that can be applied to the shaft without causing fatigue failure using the Soderberg Equation and the following data for steel: Sy =290MPa., Fatigue Limit Stress (SD) = 200MPa (for fully reversed conditions) Sm S F y TI

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