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CHAPTER

10
ROTATING DISKS AND
1
CYLINDERS

SYMBOLS1
g acceleration due to gravity, m/s2 (ft/s2 )
r any radius, m (in)
ri inside radius, m (in)
ro outside radius, m (in)
h thickness of disk at radius r from the center of rotation, m (in)
h2 thickness of disk at radius r2 from the center of rotation, m (in)
 uniform tensile stress in case of a disk of uniform strength,
MPa (psi)
 tangential stress, MPa (psi)
r radial stress, MPa (psi)
z axial stress or longitudinal stress, MPa (psi)
 density of material of the disk, kg/m3 (lbm /in3 )
! angular speed of disk, rad/s
 Poisson’s ratio

Particular Formula

DISK OF UNIFORM STRENGTH


ROTATING AT ! rad=s (Fig. 10-1)
 2 
The thickness of a disk of uniform strength at radius r !
from center of rotation h ¼ h2 exp ðr  r Þ
2 2
ð10-1Þ
2 2

SOLID DISK ROTATING AT ! rad=s


The general expression for the radial stress of a 3þ 2 2
r ¼ ! ðro  r2 Þ ð10-2Þ
rotating disk of uniform thickness 8

10.1
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10.2 CHAPTER TEN

Particular Formula

FIGURE 10-1 High-speed rotating disk of uniform strength. FIGURE 10-2 Rotating disk of uniform thickness.

 
The general expression for the tangential stress of a 3þ 1 þ 3 2
rotating disk of uniform thickness  ¼ !2 r2o  r ð10-3Þ
8 3þ

The maximum values of stresses are at the center, 3þ


where r ¼ 0, and are equal to each other rðmaxÞ ¼ ðmaxÞ ¼ !2 r2o ð10-4Þ
8

HOLLOW DISK ROTATING AT ! rad=s


(Fig. 10-2)
 
The general expression for the radial stress of a 3þ 2 2 2 r2o r2i 2
rotating disk of uniform thickness r ¼ ! ri þ ro  2  r ð10-5Þ
8 r

The general expression for the tangential stress of a  


3þ r2 r2 1 þ 3 2
rotating disk of uniform thickness  ¼ !2 r2i þ r2o þ o 2 i  r ð10-6Þ
8 r 3þ

The maximum radial stress occurs at r2 ¼ ro ri 3þ 2


rðmaxÞ ¼ ! ðro  ri Þ2 ð10-7Þ
8

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ROTATING DISKS AND CYLINDERS

ROTATING DISKS AND CYLINDERS 10.3

Particular Formula

 
The maximum tangential stress occurs at inner 3þ 2 2 1 2
boundary where r ¼ ri ðmaxÞ ¼ ! ro þ ri ð10-8Þ
4 3þ

SOLID CYLINDER ROTATING AT ! rad=s


The tangential stress !2
 ¼ ½ð3  2Þr2o  ð1 þ 2Þr2  ð10-9Þ
8ð1  Þ
 
The radial stress !2 3  2
r ¼ ðr2o  r2 Þ ð10-10Þ
8 1
 
The maximum stress occurs at the center !2 3  2 2
rðmaxÞ ¼ ðmaxÞ ¼ ro ð10-10aÞ
8 1

The axial strain in the z direction (ends free)  !2 r2o


"z ¼ ð10-11Þ
2 E
 
The axial stress under plane strain condition (ends !2 
free) z ¼ ðr2o  2r2 Þ ð10-12aÞ
4 1
 
The axial stress under plane strain condition (ends !2  1
constrained) z ¼ ð3  2Þr2o  2r2 ð10-12bÞ
4ð1  Þ 2

HOLLOW CYLINDER ROTATING AT !


rad=s
The tangential stress at any radius r  "   #
!2 3  2 r2 r2 1 þ 2 2
 ¼ r2i þ r2o þ i 2o  r
8 1 r 3  2
ð10-13Þ

  
The radial stress at any radius r !2 3  2 r2 r2
r ¼ r2i þ r2o  i 2 o  r2 ð10-14Þ
8 1 r

The axial stress (ends free) at any radius r  


!2 
z ¼ ½r2i þ r2o  2r2  ð10-15Þ
4 1

The axial stress under plane strain conditions (ends   


!2 3  2 2r2
constrained) at any radius r z ¼ r2i þ r2o  ð10-16Þ
4 1 3  2

The maximum stress occurs at the inner surface where  "   #


!2 3  2 1  2 2
r ¼ ri ðmaxÞ ¼ ro þ
2
r ð10-17Þ
4 1 3  2 i

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10.4 CHAPTER TEN

Particular Formula

The axial strain in the z direction (ends free) !2 2


"z ¼  ðr þ r2o Þ ð10-18Þ
2E i
"
The displacement u at any radius r of a thin hollow !2 r ð3 þ Þð1  Þ
rotating disk u¼
E 8
 #
1 þ  r2o r2i 1 þ  2
 r2o þ r2i þ  r ð10-19Þ
1   r2 3þ

SOLID THIN UNIFORM DISK ROTATING


AT ! rad=s UNDER EXTERNAL PRESSURE
po (Fig. 10-3)
 
The radial stress at any radius r 3þ
r ¼ po þ !2 ðr2o  r2 Þ ð10-20Þ
8
  
The tangential stress at any radius r 3þ 1 þ 3 2
 ¼ po þ !2 r2o  r ð10-21Þ
8 3þ
 
The maximum radial stress at r ¼ 0 3þ 2
rðmaxÞ ¼ po þ !2 ro ð10-22Þ
8

The maximum radial stress at r ¼ ro r ¼ po ð10-23Þ

The maximum tangential stress at r ¼ 0 ðmaxÞ ¼ rðmaxÞ ð10-24Þ

 
r !2
u¼ ð1  Þ po þ ½ð3 þ Þr2o  ð1 þ Þr2 
The displacement u at any radius r E 8
ð10-25Þ

FIGURE 10-3 Rotating disk of uniform thickness under external pressure.

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ROTATING DISKS AND CYLINDERS 10.5

Particular Formula

HOLLOW CYLINDER OF UNIFORM


THICKNESS ROTATING AT ! rad=s.
SUBJECT TO INTERNAL ( pi ) AND
EXTERNAL ( po ) PRESSURES (Fig. 10-4)
 
The general expression for the radial stress of a B !2 3  2
hollow cylinder of uniform thickness rotating at r ¼ A  þ
r2 8 1
! rad/s under internal ð pi Þ and external ð po Þ pressure  
at any radius r r2 r2
 r2i þ r2o  i 2 o  r2 ð10-26Þ
r
The general expression for the tangential or hoop  
B !2 3  2
stress of a hollow cylinder of uniform thickness  ¼ A þ þ
r2 81
rotating at ! rad/s under internal ð pi Þ and external "
ð po Þ pressure at any radius r.   #
r2i r2o 1 þ 2 2
 ri þ ro þ 2 
2 2
r ð10-27Þ
r 3  2

pi r2i  po r2o r2i r2o ð pi  po Þ


where A¼ ; B¼
r2o  r2i r2o  r2i

The tangential or hoop stress in a hollow cylinder pi ðr2i þ r2o Þ  2po r2o
rotating at ! rad/s under po and pi at r ¼ ri (Fig. 10-4) ð maxÞr ¼ ri ¼
r2o  r2i
 "   #
!2 3  2 2  4 2
þ 2r2o þ r
8 1 3  2 i
ð10-28aÞ
pi ðr2i þ r2o Þ  2po r2o
¼
r2o  r2i
 "   #
!2 3  2 2 1  2 2
þ ro þ r
4 1 3  2 i
ð10-28bÞ

FIGURE 10-4 FIGURE 10-5 FIGURE 10-6

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10.6 CHAPTER TEN

Particular Formula

The tangential or hoop stress in a hollow cylinder 2pi r2i  po ðr2o þ r2i Þ
rotating at ! rad/s under po and pi at r ¼ ro (Fig. ð maxÞr ¼ ro ¼
r2o  r2i
10-4)
  
!2 3  2 1  2 2
þ r2i þ ro
4 1 3  2
ð10-29Þ

The tangential stress in a cylinder rotating at ! rad/s  


pi r2i ðr2o þ r2 Þ !2 3  2
at any radius r when subjected to internal pressure ð Þpo ¼ 0 ¼ þ
r2 ðr2o  r2i Þ 4 1
ð pi Þ only (Fig. 10-5) "   #
r2i r2o 1 þ 2 2
 ri þ ro þ 2 
2 2
r ð10-30Þ
r 3  2

The tangential stress in a cylinder rotating at ! rad/s  


po r2o ðr2 þ r2i Þ !2 3  2
at any radius r when subject to external pressure ð po Þ ð Þpi ¼ 0 ¼ þ
r2 ðr2o  r2i Þ 4 1
only (Fig. 10-6) "   #
2 2
ri ro 1 þ 2 2
 r i þ ro þ 2 
2 2
r ð10-31Þ
r 3  2

ROTATING THICK DISK AND CYLINDER


WITH UNIFORM THICKNESS SUBJECT
TO THERMAL STRESSES
"   #
The hoop or tangential stress in thick disk or cylinder B !2 2 1 þ 3 2
at any radius r rotating at ! rad/s subject to pressure  ¼ A þ 2  ð3 þ Þ ro  r
r 8 3þ
po and pi
ð
E
 ET þ 2 Tr dr ð10-32Þ
r

The radial stress in thick disk or cylinder at any radius ð


B !2 2 2 E
r rotating at ! rad/s subject to pressure po and pi r ¼ A   ð3 þ Þðr o  r Þ  Tr dr
r2 8 r2
ð10-33Þ
where A and B are Lamé’s constants and can
be found from boundary or initial
conditions

 ¼ linear coefficient of thermal expansion, mm/8C


(in/8F)
T ¼ temperature, 8C or K (8F)
 ¼ density of rotating cylinder or disk material,
kg/m3 (lbm /in3 )
E ¼ modulus of material of disk or cylinder, GPa
(Mpsi)

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ROTATING DISKS AND CYLINDERS 10.7

Particular Formula

ROTATING LONG HOLLOW CYLINDER


WITH UNIFORM THICKNESS ROTATING
AT ! rad=s SUBJECT TO THERMAL
STRESS
The general expression for the radial stress in the   
cylinder wall at any radius r when the temperature !2 3  2 r2 r2
r ¼ r2i þ r2o  i 2 o  r2
distribution is symmetrical with respect to the axis 8 1 r
and constant along its length. " ð ð ro #
E 4r2  di2 ro
þ Tr dr  Tr dr
ð1  Þr2 do2  di2 ri ri

ð10-34Þ

The general expression for the tangential stress in the  "   #


cylinder wall at any radius r when the temperature !2 3  2 2 2 r2i r2o 1 þ 2 2
 ¼ ri þ ro þ 2  r
distribution is symmetrical with respect to the axis 8 1 r 3  2
and constant along its length.  2 ð
E 4r þ di2 ro
þ Tr dr
ð1  Þr2 do2  di2 ri
ð ro 
þ Tr dr  Tr2 ð10-35Þ
ri

 
The general expression for the axial stress in the !2 
cylinder wall at any radius r when the temperature  ¼ ½r2i þ r2o  2r2 
4 1
distribution is symmetrical with respect to the axis  ð ro 
and constant along its length. E 8
þ Tr dr  T ð10-36Þ
1   do2  di2 ri
where do ¼ 2ro and di ¼ 2ri

DEFLECTION OF A ROTATING DISK OF


UNIFORM THICKNESS IN RADIAL
DIRECTION WITH A CENTRAL CIRCULAR
CUTOUT
The tangential stress within elastic limit,  , in a E
 ¼ ð10-37Þ
rotating disk of uniform thickness (Fig. 10-7) h

The expression for the inner deflection i , of rotating  2


n
thin uniform thickness disk with centrally located i ¼ 3:077  106 ð7:5K 2 þ 5Þ ð10-38Þ
1000
circular cut-out as per Stodalaa (Fig. 10-7)

a
Source: Stodala ‘‘Turbo-blower and compressor’’; Kearton, W. J. and Porter, L. M., Design Engineer, Pratt and Whitney
Aircraft; McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York, U.S.A. Douglas C. Greenwood, Editor, Engineering Data for Product
Design, McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York, 1961.

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10.8 CHAPTER TEN

FIGURE 10-7 Nomogram for radial deflection of rotating disks with constant thickness with a centrally located circular hole.

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ROTATING DISKS AND CYLINDERS 10.9

Particular Formula

The expression for the outer deflection o of rotating  2


n
thin uniform thickness disk with centrally located o ¼ 3:077  106 ð1:5K 2 þ 7:5KÞ ð10-39Þ
1000
circular cut-out as per Stodalaa (Fig. 10-7)
where
K ¼ ro =ri
 ¼ tangential stress, psi
 ¼ i þ o ¼ total deflection of disk, in
ri ¼ inner radius of disk, in
ro ¼ outer radius of disk, in
n ¼ speed, rpm

The Nomogram can be used for steel, magnesium and aluminum since the modulus of elasticity E ¼ 29  106 psi
(200 MPa) for steel and Poisson’s ratio  ¼ 1=3. The error involved in using this equation with E and  of steel for
aluminum is about 0.5% and for magnesium is 2.5%.

REFERENCES
1. Lingaiah, K., and B. R. Narayana Iyengar, Machine Design Data Handbook, Volume I (SI and Customary
Metric Units), Suma Publishers, Bangalore, 1986.
2. Lingaiah, K., Machine Design Data Handbook, McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York, 1994.
3. Douglas C. Greenwood, Engineering Data for Product Design, McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York,
1961.

a
Source: Stodala ‘‘Turbo-blower and compressor’’; Kearton, W. J. and Proter, L. M., Design Engineer, Pratt and Whitney
Aircraft; McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York, U.S.A. Douglas C. Greenwood, Editor, Engineering Data for Product
Design, McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York, 1961.

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