Question 11 ptsThe drive shaft of a car is subjected to both bending and torsion. The torque, T, is constant at400 Nm and the bending moment has the following cycle parameters: mean moment of Mm= 250 Nm and alternating moment of Ma = 800 Nm.The shaft is forged from high-carbon steel with an ultimate strength Sut = 615 MPa andendurance limit Se' = 307.5 MPa. The reliability must be 90% and the safety factor is nf = 2.7.For the analysis of the stress concentration, assume the proportions shown in the figure and asize factor kb = 0.9. To evaluate the factors kt, kts, q and qs, it is recommended to use Excelspreadsheets. Calculate the first estimate of the minimum shaft diameter (d) in millimetersusing the Goodman criterion.1≥4DIdD/d = 1.33r/d = 0.25r≥ 4 mm (To evaluate q and qs, it is initially recommended r = 4 mm)

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