Professional Documents
Culture Documents
05 Torsion
05 Torsion
! !
Stress Strain
! ! ! !
Torque Diagram Angle of Twist Power Transmission Statically Indeterminate Torque-Loaded Members
(x)
deformed plane undeformed plane z x
max
max
c
max
max
c
= constant
dA
max
c
dF
dT = (dF ) = (dA)
dA c
dT = [ (
max
c
)dA]
T = (
T =(
max
c
c
constant ) 2 dA J
max
) 2 dA
max
c
max = (
Tc ) J T = J
1 J = dA = (2d ) = 2 3 d = 2 ( ) 4 4 0 0 A
2 2
c 0
J=
c4
Tubular Shaft
max
min
co ci
J=
(co ci )
(MPa)
G=
(rad)
T1
T2
di = 2ci T3 D
A T TA
C LCD
do = 2co
AB =
BC =
+
CD =
x
Angle of twist
d c
cd
max
Tc ) J T = J
max = (
dx
cd = max dx
d =
d =
max dx
c
G=
= Tcdx JGc
max dx
, = G
Gc Tdx d = JG
Tdx JG
TL JG
Sign Convention
10
T1
T2
di = 2ci T3 D
A T TA
C LCD
do = 2co
C / A = B / A +
x/A
B / A
D / A = C / A +
x
11
Example 1 The shaft shown is supported by two bearings and is subjected to three torques. Determine the shear stress developed at points A and B, located at section a-a of the shaft.
A z 30 mm A B 10 mm Section a-a y
12
-2 -5 -5
A B
4 c = ( 0 . 03 m ) 4 = 1 . 272 (10 6 ) m 4 2 2
A
Top view A
Shear Stress
A B ( 2 10 3 N m )( 0 . 03 m ) Tc = = = 47 . 17 MPa J 1 . 272 (10 6 ) m 4 T ( 2 10 3 N m )( 0 . 01 m ) = = = 15 . 72 MPa 6 4 J 1 . 272 (10 ) m
15.72 MPa
13
Example 2 The pipe shown in has an inner diameter of 30 mm and an outer diameter of 60 mm. If its end is tightened against the support at A using a torque wrench at B, determine the shear stress developed in the material at the inner and outer walls along the central portion of the pipe when the 80-N forces are applied to the wrench. A 80 N B 200 mm 300 mm C 80 N do = 60 mm di = 30 mm
14
Internal Torque
= 0;
80 N (0.5 m) T = 0
80 N
T = 40 Nm 80 N Section Property
J = [( 0 . 03 m ) 4 ( 0 . 015 m ) 4 ] = 1 . 193 (10 6 ) m 4 2
Shear Stress - For any point lying on the outside surface of the pipe, = co = 0.03 m
o =
15
Example 3 A solid steel shaft shown in the figure (G = 80 GPa), having an inner diameter of 30 mm and outer diameter of 60 mm. Draw the quantitative torsion, shear stress and the angle of twist diagram of the shaft.
C di = 30 mm do = 60 mm 800 Nm B
16
C di = 30 mm do = 60 mm T (Nm) B
J = (/2)(co4 - ci4)
JAB = (/2)(0.034 ) 800 Nm = 1.272 (10-6) m4 JBC = (/2)(0.034 - 0.0154 ) = 1.193 (10-6) m4 400 400 x (m) +
-800 -800
AB =
(MPa) =
Tc J
9.43 +
x (m)
20.12
BC =
17
C di = 30 mm do = 60 mm T (Nm) B
J = (/2)(co4 - ci4)
JAB = (/2)(0.034 ) 800 Nm = 1.272 (10-6) m4 JBC = (/2)(0.034 - 0.0154 ) = 1.193 (10-6) m4 400 400 x (m) +
-800 -800
B/A =
0.00393
TL JG
18
Example 4 A solid steel shaft shown in the figure(G = 80 GPa), having an inner diameter of 30 mm and outer diameter of 60 mm. Draw the quantitative torque, shear stress and the angle of twist diagrams of the shaft.
400 Nm
2800 Nm
di = 30 mm 1500 Nm D
B 0.5 m 0.4 m
C 0.6 m
do = 60 mm
19
TA B 0.5 m
400 Nm
2800 Nm
di = 30 mm 1500 Nm D
C 0.4 m 0.6 m
do = 60 mm
T (Nm) TA
TA + 400 +
x (m)
20
1700 Nm A B 0.5 m
400 Nm
2800 Nm
di = 30 mm 1500 Nm D
C 0.4 m 0.6 m
do = 60 mm
T (Nm)
x (m)
(MPa)
BC =
x (m)
CD =
(1500 N m )( 0 . 03 m ) ( / 2 )( 0 . 03 4 0 . 015 4 ) m 4
= 37 . 73 MPa
21
1700 Nm A B 0.5 m
400 Nm
2800 Nm
di = 30 mm 1500 Nm D
C 0.4 m 0.6 m
do = 60 mm
T (Nm)
x (m)
x/A (rad)
-1700
-1300
C / B =
-0.00835 -0.00835 -0.00511 = -0.0135 x (m) -0.00403
D / C =
22
T A E F C B rC
d AB
D
d CD
CD
L AB
rB
23
T A E F
L AB
TD D
L
T A
CD
Ez Fz
TD = T rC D rB
Ex C B rC Fx
F =
T rB
C
T rB
B rB F =
rC
rB Internal torque
+ MAB = 0: T - F(rB) = 0
T F= rB F'= F = T rB
+ MCD = 0:
TD T rC = 0 rB
TD =
rC T rB
24
T A E F
L AB
TD D
L
CD
C B rC rB
B
P
C
P
rC
rB Angle of twist
Direction of motion
arc PP = arc PP
B rB = C rC
B =
rC C rB
25
T A
Ez Fz
TD = T rC rB D
Start at D C B A
rC T ) LCD rB = J CD GCD (
Ex Fx
T F= r B B rB rC
C / D
C T F = r B
C = C / D
A = A/ B + B =
TLAB J AB G AB
rC rC )( T ) LCD rB rB +[ ] J CDGCD (
26
Example 5a The two solid steel shafts are coupled together using the meshed gears. Determine the shearing stress in two solid and the angle of twist of end A of shaft AB when the torque T = 45 Nm is applied. The upper shaft has a diameter of 17.5 mm and the lower shaft has a diameter of 22.5 mm. Take G = 80 GPa. Shaft AB is free to rotate within bearings E and F, whereas shaft DC is fixed at D. T = 45 Nm A E F
2 m
1. 5
C B 150 mm 75 mm
27
G = 80 MPa. T = 45 Nm A E F AB =2 D
CD
Internal Torque T = 45 Nm Ez A
Fz
TD
D rC =75 mm C FC = 300 N
=1 7. 5
1. 5
m m
Ex
E Fx F FB=300 N
Shearing Stress
AB = CD = T AB c AB ( 45 N m )( 0 . 01125 m ) = = 20 . 12 MPa 4 J AB ( / 2 )( 0 . 01125 m ) T CDc CD ( 22 . 5 N m )( 0 . 00875 m ) = = 21 . 38 MPa 4 J CD ( / 2 )( 0 . 00875 m )
2 m
2.
C B 150 mm 75 mm
rB =150 mm
B r 75 mm ( 45 N m) TD = C T A = 150 mm rB
= 22 . 5 N m
28
G = 80 MPa. T = 45 Nm A E
F AB =2
Internal Torque T = 45 Nm Ez
TD = T A =
CD
Fz
TD
A
=1 7. 5
D FB
75 mm ( 45 N m ) 150 mm = 22 . 5 N m
1. 5
m m
Ex
E Fx F
rC =75 mm
2.
C B 150 mm 75 mm
B C
B
B =
rB =150 mm
C FC
rC C = 0 . 5 C rB
29
Example 5b The two solid steel shafts are coupled together using the meshed gears. Shaft AB is free to rotate within bearings E and F, whereas shaft DC is fixed at D. The upper shaft has a diameter of 17.5 mm and the lower shaft has a diameter of 22.5 mm. Determine the maximum torque the shaft can have if it is restricted not to twist more than 10o and the allowable shear stress is allow = 50 MPa. Take G = 80 GPa. T A E F
2 m
1. 5
C B 150 mm 75 mm
30
allow = 50 MPa.
T A E F AB =2 D
CD
Internal Torque T A Ez Fz
TD = rC 75 mm T = = 0 . 5T rB 150 mm
TD
D FB rC =75 mm
=1 7. 5
1. 5
m m
Ex
E Fx F
Allowable Shearing Stress: = Tc/J (AB)allow = 50x106 Pa = (T)(0.01125 m) (/2)(0.01125 m)4 (0.5T)(0.00875) (/2)(0.00875 m)4 , T1 = 111.8 Nm
(CD)allow = 50x106 Pa =
2 m
2.
C B 150 mm 75 mm
rB =150 mm
C FC
T2 = 105.2 Nm
31
T A
=1 7. 5
Ez Fz
TD =
TB
rC rB
T =
75 mm = 0 . 5T 150 mm
D FB rC = 75 mm
1. 5
m m
Ex
E Fx F
Angle of twist
T3= 116.15 Nm
2 m
2.
C B 75 mm 150 mm
B C
B
rB =150 mm
B =
rC C = 0.5 C rB
C FC
32
Power transmission
T Power = Work performed per unit of time dA c P = Power in Nm/s, or W or watts 1 W = 1 Nm/s dP = (dF) (d)/(dt) =(dT) P=T = Angular velocity, in rad/s P = 2 f T f = Frequency, in Hz Note 1 hp = 745.7 Nm/s
dF
33
Example 6a A solid steel shaft AB is to be used to transmit 5 hp from the motor M to which it is attached. If the shaft rotates at = 175 rpm and the steel has an allowable shear stress of allow = 100 MPa, determine the required diameter of the shaft.
34
Solution
P = T
175 rev 2 rad 1 min 745 . 7 N m/s (5 hp )( ) =T 1 hp min 1 rev 60 s
allow =
Tc Tc 2T = = J ( / 2)(c 4 ) (c 3 )
1/3
2T c = allow
T = 203.4 N m
1/ 3
35
Example 6b A tubular shaft, having an inner diameter of 30 mm and an outer diameter of 42 mm, is to be used to transmit 90 kW of power. Determine the frequency of rotation of the shaft so that the shear stress will not exceed 50 MPa. Solution
max =
50 10 6 N/m 2 =
Tc J
T = 538 N m P = 2 fT
90 10 3 N m/s = 2 f (538 N m )
f = 26 . 6 Hz
36
Example 7 The two solid steel shaft are coupled together using the meshed gears. Shaft CD connected to the machine which required power of 35 kW at frequency 10 Hz, whereas shaft AB connected to motor to rotate within bearing E. (a) Determine the required power and frequency of motor. (b) If the allowable stress in both shafts must be limited to 200 MPa, determine the size of the diameter required for each shaft. Motor (Input) A E B C rC = 150 mm D Machine (Output) Pout = 35 kW fout = 10 Hz rB = 75 mm
37
-Input (Motor)
FB = FC
TB TC = rB rC
35 103 = TD ( 2 10)
T C= T D = 557 N m
TB =
38
Motor (Input) A
T A = T B = 278 . 5 N m
= 2f C = 2(10 Hz) = 20 Hz
39
Motor (Input)
T A = T B = 278 . 5 N m
A E B C
rB = 75 mm allowable stress in both shaft : allow = 200 MPa (b) Allowable diameter for each shaft - Shaft AB
( AB ) allow = TB c AB J AB
- Shaft CD
TC cCD J CD ( 557 N m )c CD 200 10 6 Pa = 4 ( / 2 )c CD ( CD ) allow =
200 10 6 Pa =
( 278 . 5 N m )c AB 4 ( / 2 )c AB
c AB = [
c CD = [
( 557 N m ) 1/ 3 ] ( / 2 )( 200 10 6 Pa )
= 9 . 6 10 3 m d AB = 19 . 2 10 3 m 20 mm
d CD
= 0 . 0121 m = 0 . 0242 m 25 mm
40
41
Example 8 A solid steel shaft shown in the figure(G = 80 GPa), having an inner diameter of 30 mm and outer diameter of 60 mm. (a) Determine the reactions at the fixed supports A and D. (b) Draw the quantitative torsion,shear stress and the angle of twist diagram of the shaft. di = 30 mm
800 Nm
D 0.6 m do = 60 mm
42
TA B A 0.5 m T (Nm) TA
500 Nm C
800 Nm
TD
di = 30 mm
x (m)
D / A = B / A + C / B + D / C = 0
TA (0.5) (TA + 500)(0.4) (TA + 1300)(0.6) + =0 + 4 9 4 9 4 4 9 ( / 2)(0.03 )(80 10 ) ( / 2)(0.03 )(80 10 ) ( / 2)(0.03 0.015 )(80 10 )
43
500 Nm C
800 Nm
di = 30 mm 629.83 Nm D
0.4 m
0.6 m
do = 60 mm
( 670 . 17 N m)( 0 . 03 m) ( / 2 )( 0 . 03 4 ) m 4 = 15 . 80 MPa ( 170 N m)( 0 . 03 m ) ( / 2 )( 0 . 03 4 ) m 4 = 4 . 01 MPa
-670.17
x (m)
-170.17 15.84 +
(MPa)
-15.80
BC =
x (m)
CD = ( 629 . 83 N m )( 0 . 03 m ) ( / 2 )( 0 . 03 4 0 . 015 4 ) m 4
-4.01
= 15 . 84 MPa
44
500 Nm C
800 Nm
di = 30 mm 629.83 Nm D
0.4 m
0.6 m
do = 60 mm
-670.17
-170.17
C /B =
x/A (rad)
- 0.00329
(629.83)(0.6) ( / 2)(0.034 0.0154 )(80 109 ) - 0.00329 - 0.000669 = -0.00396 = 0.00396 rad = 0.713
D / C =
45
Example 9 The shaft shown is made form a steel tube, which is bonded to a brass core. If a torque of T = 340 Nm is applied at its end, plot the shear-stress distribution along a radial line of its cross sectional area. Take Gst = 80 GPa, Gbr = 35 Gpa.
15 mm 1m 30 mm T = 340 Nm
46
Section Properties
J br =
J st
= st = br
Tst L T L = br J st Gst J br Gst T st L T br L = (1 . 193 10 6 m 4 )( 80 10 9 Pa ) ( 7 . 952 10 8 m 4 )( 35 10 9 Pa )
Tst = 34.29 Tbr Solving (1) and (2) , Tst = 330.4 Nm,
47
1.82 MPa
Tbr = 9.63 Nm
0.015 m A B
( br ) max
( st ) min = ( st ) max =
(330.4 N m)(0.015 m) = 4.15 MPa 6 4 (1.193 10 m ) (330.4 N m)(0.03 m) = 8.31 MPa (1.193 10 6 m 4 )
Shear Strain
A = ( br ) A ( st ) A = G br G st 1 . 82 MPa 5 ) = 5 . 2 10 rad br 3 35 10 MPa 8 . 31 MPa = 1 . 039 10 4 rad 3 80 10 MPa
A
rA
B
rB
=(
max = B =
48