Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering)
Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering)
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 13, Problem 43P

The figure shows a 16T 20° straight bevel pinion driving a 32T gear, and the location of the bearing centerlines. Pinion shaft a receives 2.5 hp at 240 rev/min. Determine the bearing reactions at A and B if A is to take both radial and thrust loads.

Problem 13–43

Dimensions in inches.

Chapter 13, Problem 43P, The figure shows a 16T 20 straight bevel pinion driving a 32T gear, and the location of the bearing

Expert Solution & Answer
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To determine

The bearing reaction at A.

The bearing reaction at B.

Answer to Problem 43P

The bearing reaction at A is FA=(94.4lbf)i^(64.2lbf)j^(1209.9lbf)k^.

The bearing reaction at B is FB=(222.8lbf)i^+(815.6lbf)k^.

Explanation of Solution

The figure below shows the forces acting at the bevel gear and pinion assembly.

Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering), Chapter 13, Problem 43P

Figure-(1)

Write the expression for the input torque.

    Tin=63025Hn                                                          (I)

Here, the power is H and the speed of pinion is n.

Write the expression for the pitch angle for gear 2.

    γ=tan1(l3yl2x)                                                          (II)

Here, the distance between the gear 3 and y axis is l3y and distance between the gear 2 and x axis is l2x.

Write the expression fort the pitch radius at the mid-point of the bevel gear.

    rav=BKls3sinγ2                                                   (III)

Here, the lateral side of the gear 3 is ls3, the pitch angle for gear 2 is γ and the distance between the points B and K is BK.

Write the expression for the tangential load.

    Wt=Tinrav                                                                  (IV)

Write the expression for the pitch angle for gear 3.

    Γ=90°γ                                                                   (V)

Write the expression for the radial load.

    Wr=Wttanϕcosγ                                                      (VI)

Here, the pressure angle is ϕ.

Write the expression for the axial load.

    Wa=Wttanϕsinγ                                                         (VII)

Write the expression of the load in vector form.

    W=Wri^Waj^+Wtk^                                                       (VIII)

Calculate the value of a.

    a=BK+ls3cosγ2                                                                (IX)

Write the expression for the position vector of AG.

    RAG=rav(i^)+(a+AB)j^

Here, the distance between the points A and B  is AB.

Write the expression for the position vector of AB.

    RAB=ABj^

Write the expression for the force on the bearing B.

    FB=FBxi^+FBzk^                                                               (X)

Here, the force on bearing B in x direction is FBx and the force on bearing B in y direction is FBy.

Write the expression for the moment about gear 4 in vector form.

    RAG×W+RAB×FB+Tj^=0                                               (XI)

Write the expression for the force equilibrium for the set of bearings.

    FA+FB+W=0                                                                  (XII)

Substitute FBxi^+FBzk^ for FB, ABj^ for RAB, rav(i^)+(a+AB)j^ for RAG, Wri^Waj^+Wtk^ for W in Equation (XI).

    {[(rav(i^)+(a+AB)j^)×(Wri^Waj^+Wtk^)]+[(ABj^)×(FBxi^+FBzk^)]+[Tj^]}=0{[ravWak^+ravWtj^]+[(a+AB)Wr(k^)+(a+AB)Wti^]+[ABFBx(k^)+ABFBz(i^)]+[Tj^]}=0{[(a+AB)Wt+ABFBz]i^+[ravWt+T]j^+[ravWa(a+AB)WrABFBx]k^}=0         (XIII)

Conclusion:

Substitute 2.5hp for H and 240rev/min for n in Equation (I).

    Tin=63025(2.5hp)240rev/min=157562.5240=656.5lbfin

Substitute 4in for l3y and 2in for l2x in Equation (II).

    γ=tan1(4in2in)=tan1(2)=26.565°

Substitute 2in for BK, 1.5in for ls3 and 26.565° for γ in Equation (III).

    rav=2in(1.5in)sin(26.565°)2=2in0.6708in2=1.665in

Substitute 656.5lbfin for Tin and 1.665in for rav in Equation (IV).

    Wt=656.5lbfin1.665in=394.29lbf394.3lbf

Substitute 26.565° for γ in Equation (V).

    Γ=90°26.565°=63.435°

Substitute 394.3lbf for Wt, 20° for ϕ and 26.565° for γ in Equation (VI).

    Wr=(394.3lbf)tan(20°)cos(26.565°)=(394.3lbf)×0.32555128.4lbf

Substitute 394.3lbf for Wt, 20° for ϕ and 26.565° for γ in Equation (VII).

    Wa=(394.3lbf)tan(20°)sin(26.565°)=(394.3lbf)×0.1627764.2lbf

Substitute 64.2lbf for Wa, 128.4lbf for Wr and 394.3lbf for Wt in Equation (VII).

    W=(128.4lbf)i^(64.2lbf)j^+(394.3lbf)k^

Substitute 2in for BK, 1.5in for ls3 and 26.565° for γ in Equation (IX).

    a=2in+(1.5in)cos(26.565°)2=2in+0.6708in22.671in

Substitute 2.671in for a, 2.5in for AB, 1.665in for rav, 394.3lbf for Wt, 64.2lbf for Wa and 128.4lbf for Wr in Equation (XIII).

    {[(2.671in+2.5in)(394.3lbf)+(2.5in)FBz]i^+[(1.665in)394.3lbf+T]j^+[(1.665in)(64.2lbf)(2.5in)FBx(2.671in+2.5in)(128.4lbf)]k^}=0{[2038.9253lbfin+(2.5in)FBz]i^+[656.5095lbfin+T]j^+[106.893lbfin663.95564lbfin(2.5in)FBx]k^}=0{[2038.9253lbfin+(2.5in)FBz]i^+[6656.5095lbfin+T]j^+[557.06264lbfin(2.5in)FBx]k^}=0            (XIV)

Compare the i^ coordinates of Equation (XIV).

    2038.9253lbfin+(2.5in)FBz=0FBz=2038.9253lbfin2.5inFBz815.6lbf

Compare the j^ coordinates of Equation (XIV).

    656.5095lbfin+T=0T=656.5095lbfinT656.5lbfin

Compare the k^ coordinates of Equation (XIV).

    557.06264lbfin(2.5in)FBx=0FBx=557.06264lbfin2.5inFBx222.8lbf

Substitute 222.8lbf for FBx and 815.6lbf for FBz in Equation (X).

    FB=(222.8lbf)i^+(815.6lbf)k^=(222.8lbf)i^+(815.6lbf)k^

Thus, the bearing reaction at B is FB=(222.8lbf)i^+(815.6lbf)k^.

Substitute (222.8lbf)i^+(815.6lbf)k^ for FB and (128.4lbf)i^(64.2lbf)j^+(394.3lbf)k^ for W in Equation (XII).

    {FA+[(222.8lbf)i^+(815.6lbf)k^]+[(128.4lbf)i^(64.2lbf)j^+(394.3lbf)k^]}=0FA=(222.8lbf128.4lbf)i^+(64.2lbf)j^(815.6lbf+394.3lbf)k^FA=(94.4lbf)i^(64.2lbf)j^(1209.9lbf)k^

Thus, the bearing reaction at A is FA=(94.4lbf)i^(64.2lbf)j^(1209.9lbf)k^.

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