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(a) If the compressive stress in the punch is limited to 400 MPa, determine the maximum thickness of
plate from which a hole 100 mm in diameter can be punched. (b) If the plate is 10 mm thick, compute
the smallest diameter hole which can be punched.
Fig. 1-10c
Required: (a) Maximum thickness of plate from which a hole in diameter can be punched.
FBD:
Compressive Area
Sheared Area
P
σ=
A
P=σA
2
N π 1m
P=400×102
m 4
2 ([
100 mm×
1000 mm ])
2
˙˙ 6 π 1
P=400 × 10
4 ( )[ ]10
P=314159.65 N
V
τ= but V=P
A
V 3141592.7
A= ∨πdt =
τ 300 ×10 6
= π ( 0.10 ) t=0.01
T=0.033m
Convert to mm
1000 mm
T=0.0333m× =33.3 mm
1m
Ans: 33,3mm
P
σ=
A
P=σA
6 π 2
P= 400×10 ( ∗D ) eq.1
4
Consider the shearing capacity of the plate
V
τ= but V=P
A
P= τA
P=300×10 6 [ πDt ]
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Problem Set 3
Convert to mm
1000 mm
D=0.03×
1m
D=30mm
Ans. D=30 mm
115. The end chord of a timber truss is framed into the bottom chord as shown in Fig. P-115. Neglecting
friction, (a) compute dimension b if the allowable shearing stress is 900 kPa; and (b) determine the
dimension c so that the bearing stress does not exceed 7 MPa.
P=50kN
b
150mm
30°
c
4
fig. P-115
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FBD:
Solution:
P
τ=
A
Where P= 50 cos 30∘
1m
A= 150 mm× =0.15
1000 mm
1000 mm
=0.15m×
1m
=150 mm
P
σ=
A
P=σA
50 cos 30∘ (1000)= 150mm(b) (0.9)
b= 321 mm
c= 41.2 mm
116.) In the landing gear described in problem 109, the bolts at A and B are in single shear and the one
at C is in double shear. Compute the required diameter
SHEARING STRESS of these bolts if the allowable shearing stress is TOTAL
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN RATING:
50 MN/m2. PAGE: 9
SANITARY ENGINEERING II-A
Diagram:
Required: Diameter
53.10
Ch
200mm 450mm
[∑Mc= 0] Cv
200kN
(Psin53.1) (450) = 20 (650)
P= 36.125kN
[∑V = 0]
[∑H = 0]
Ch= 21.690 kN
Rc = √ C H2+C V2
Rc = √ (21.69)2+(8.889)2 TOTAL
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SHEARING STRESS RATING:
Rc= 23.44kN PAGE: 9
SANITARY ENGINEERING II-A
For bolts at A and B single (shear)
P= AS
π
1000(36.125) = ( D2) (50)
4
ANS. D= 30.33mm
π
(23.44)1000= ( D2) (50)2
4
ANS. 17.3mm
117.A 750-mm pulley, loaded as shown in fig. P-117, is keyed to a shaft of 50-mm diameter. Determine
the width B of the 75 -mm long key if the allowable shearing stress is 70 MPa.
Diagram:
10kN
75mm
750mm 50mm
10
6kN b
Required: Width B
37.5
6kN
Solution:
[∑Mo= 0]
P= 60Kn
P= AS
ANS. 11.4mm
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118. The bell crank shown in Fig. P-118 is in equilibrium. (a) Determine the required diameter of the TOTAL
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SHEARING 2
STRESS
connecting rod AB ifIN
its axial stress is limited to 100 MN/ m . (b) determine dimension cRATING:
so that the PAGE: 9
SANITARY ENGINEERING II-A
bearing stress does not exceed 7 MPa.
A
B
P
200 mm
240 mm
60°
Fig. P-118
30 kN
A
B
Required: (a) Diameter of connecting rod AB P
FBD: 200 mm
240 mm
D
C
Dh
60°
Dv 30 kN
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Solution: TOTAL
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SHEARING STRESS RATING:
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SANITARY ENGINEERING
[∑M = 0] II-A
D
P = 31.177 kN
[∑H = 0]
DH = 31.177 + 30cos60o
DH = 46.177Kn
[∑V = 0]
DV = 30cos60o
DV = 25.980kN
RD = √ (46.177)2+(25.98)2
RD= 52.984Kn
a) P= AS
π
31.177(1000) = ( D2) (100)
4
ANS. 19.92mm
P
b) S= (double shear)
A
52.984(1000)
S= π 2
( 20 ) (2)
4
ANS. S= 84.33 MPa