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Two shafts made of plain carbon steel are connected by a rigid protective type flange coupling. The shafts are running at 500 r.p.m. and transmit 25 kW power. Design the coupling completely for overload capacity 25 percent in excess of mean transmitted torque capacity. Assume the following permissible stresses for the coupling components : Shaft — Permissible tensile stress = 60 MPq; Permissible shear stress = 35 MPa Keys — Rectangular formed end sunk key having permissible compressive strength = 60 MPa Bolts — Six numbers made of steel having permissible shear stress = 28 MPa Flanges — Cast iron having permissible shear stress =12 MDA~

Two shafts made of plain carbon steel are connected by a rigid protective type flange coupling. The shafts are running at 500 r.p.m. and transmit 25 kW power. Design the coupling completely for overload capacity 25 percent in excess of mean transmitted torque capacity. Assume the following permissible stresses for the coupling components : Shaft — Permissible tensile stress = 60 MPq; Permissible shear stress = 35 MPa Keys — Rectangular formed end sunk key having permissible compressive strength = 60 MPa Bolts — Six numbers made of steel having permissible shear stress = 28 MPa Flanges — Cast iron having permissible shear stress =12 MDA~

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-Two shafts made of plain carbon steel are connected by a rigid protective type flange coupling. The shafts are running at 500 r.p.m. and transmit 25 kW power. Design the coupling completely for overload capacity 25 percent in excess of mean transmitted torque capacity. Assume the following permissible stresses for the coupling components : Shaft — Permissible tensile stress = 60 MPq; Permissible shear stress = 35 MPa Keys — Rectangular formed end sunk key having permissible compressive strength = 60 MPa Bolts — Six numbers made of steel having permissible shear stress = 28 MPa Flanges — Cast iron having permissible shear stress =12 MDA~
-Two shafts made of plain carbon steel are connected by a rigid protective type flange coupling. The shafts are running at 500 r.p.m. and transmit 25 kW power. Design the coupling completely for overload capacity 25 percent in excess of mean transmitted torque capacity. Assume the following permissible stresses for the coupling components : Shaft – Permissible tensile stress 60 MPa; Permissible shear stress = 35 MPa Keys – Rectangular formed end sunk key having permissible compressive strength = 60 MPa Bolts – Six numbers made of steel having permissible shear stress = 28 MPa Flanges – Cast iron having permissible shear stress = 12 AMDa
Transcribed Image Text:-Two shafts made of plain carbon steel are connected by a rigid protective type flange coupling. The shafts are running at 500 r.p.m. and transmit 25 kW power. Design the coupling completely for overload capacity 25 percent in excess of mean transmitted torque capacity. Assume the following permissible stresses for the coupling components : Shaft – Permissible tensile stress 60 MPa; Permissible shear stress = 35 MPa Keys – Rectangular formed end sunk key having permissible compressive strength = 60 MPa Bolts – Six numbers made of steel having permissible shear stress = 28 MPa Flanges – Cast iron having permissible shear stress = 12 AMDa
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