EBK MACHINE ELEMENTS IN MECHANICAL DESI
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Chapter 2, Problem 10SP
(a)
To determine
To calculate : The name of alloy designation if the SAE 1045 stainless steel produced in Germany.
(b)
To determine
To calculate : The name of alloy designation if the SAE 1045 stainless steel produced in The United Kingdom.
(c)
To determine
To calculate : The name of alloy designation if the SAE 1045 stainless steel produced in The European Union.
(d)
To determine
To calculate : The name of alloy designation if the SAE 1045 stainless steel produced in The China.
(e)
To determine
To calculate : The name of alloy designation if the SAE 1045 stainless steel produced in The Japan.
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Condition #1:
A structural support for a machine is subjected to a static compression load of 20 kN. The support is
manufactured from a circular rod made from SAE 1040 Hot Rolled steel. Specify suitable diameter for the
cross section of the rod based on the basic size.
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A-10 Typical properties of carbon and alloy steels.
Ultimate strength,s,
Yield strength, s
Percent
elongation
Material SAE no.
Condition
ksi
MPa
MPa
Annealed
Hot rolled
Cold drawn
1020
57
65
75
393
448
517
43
48
296
331
441
36
36
20
1020
1020
64
Annealed
Hot rolled
Cold drawn
WQT 700
WQT 900
WOT 1100
WQT 1300
1040
75
90
517
51
30
25
1040
621
669
876
814
738
414
565
641
621
552
60
1040
97
16
19
22
24
1040
1040
1040
127
118
107
93
90
80
1040
87
600
63
434
32
1080
Annealed
OQT 700
OQT 900
OQT I100
OQT 1300
614
1303
1234
1000
89
54
372…
For AISI C1040, OQT 1000°F, ultimate strength is approximately __
Chapter 2 Solutions
EBK MACHINE ELEMENTS IN MECHANICAL DESI
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