Quiz 2: The forces acting on gear-shaft-bearing system are shown in the figure given below.a) Calculate the force Fb) Find the support reactions at O and Cc) Obtain the bending moment diagrams (M2 and My)d) Obtain the torque diagram (M,)e) Caleulate a (bending stress) and r (torsional shear stress) at a point where themaximum bending moment is observed) For this point, compute the principal and maximum shear stresses400 mm350 mm300 mm25FA-11 KN-2050-mm dia.Gear A, 600-mm dia.Gear B, 300-mm dia.

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Quiz 2: The forces acting on gear-shaft-bearing system are shown in the figure given below. a) Calculate the force F b) Find the support reactions at O and c c) Obtain the bending moment diagrams (M, and My) d) Obtain the torque diagram (M,) e) Calculate o (bending stress) and t (torsional shear stress) at a point where the maximum bending moment is observed ) For this point, compute the principal and maximum shear stresses 400 mm 350 mm 25° 300 mm F-11 KN 20 ,50-mm dia. Gear A, 600-mm dia. Gear B, 300-mm dia.

Quiz 2: The forces acting on gear-shaft-bearing system are shown in the figure given below. a) Calculate the force F b) Find the support reactions at O and c c) Obtain the bending moment diagrams (M, and My) d) Obtain the torque diagram (M,) e) Calculate o (bending stress) and t (torsional shear stress) at a point where the maximum bending moment is observed ) For this point, compute the principal and maximum shear stresses 400 mm 350 mm 25° 300 mm F-11 KN 20 ,50-mm dia. Gear A, 600-mm dia. Gear B, 300-mm dia.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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