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    ainst Fluctuating Load 149 148. Design of Machine Elements Down aa ABC represen's te region of safety for component subjected to Muctuating| Obviously the line CB i inclined at 45° tothe abscissa. While solving a line OE with slope tan 6 is constructed this ease, While solving the problem, a ine OE with slope ns °, ’ tan = 4 On a oe _ (Paik) Py theref Py san = 5 Similaly, it ean be proved that tan 8 s, Infinite ite problems (Fluctuating load) Trample 5.13. A caterer bean ade of colt Uniwn steel 40C8 (Sz = 600 N/mm? and Sy = Wo Nin is shows BF SRT Te oe P Bing aire tee cod vates tm SON 0 SON. The expected relibiiy is 90° and Te ‘Tae point of intersection of lines AB and OE is X. The int X indicates ivi line between the safe region and the region of failure. The coordinates im Se) Fepresen the limiting values of stresses which are used to calel the dimensions ofthe component. The permissible stresses are as follows, 5 Sn Gd on Se ) =" G) ‘The modified Goodman diagram for Nuctuating torsional shear stresses is. {in Fig. 5.29. In this diagram, the torsional yield strength Sp is ploted on both Fig. 5.30, 5; + 05S (0960) «300 Ni? cross-section 16 (cold drown stel and Su = 600 Nim) —= Re0ie 15

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