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Solutions Manual To Accompany Machine Design 5th Edition 013335671x
Solutions Manual To Accompany Machine Design 5th Edition 013335671x
edition 013335671X
PROBLEM 10-51a
Statement: Determine the maximum deflections in torsion and in bending of the steel shaft shown in
Figure P10-9 for the data in row a of Table P10-1 if the shaft diameter is 40 mm.
1. Calculate the area moment of inertia and the polar moment of inertia.
4
π d 5 4
Area moment of inertia I I 1.257 10 mm
64
4
π d 5 4
Polar moment of inertia J J 2.513 10 mm
32
2. Define the distance from z = 0 to z = L + a as f L a f 360 mm
and the distance from z = 0 to z = L + b as g L b g 380 mm
3. Using Figures B-2(b) and B-3(a), the reaction and bending deflection equations are
( b a) a
R1 p [ 2 L ( a b ) ] P R1 500.0 N
2 L L
R2 P p ( b a ) R1 R2 3500 N
θ(z) = 1/2EI(R1<z>2 - p/3<z - a>3 + p/3<z - b>3 + R2<z - L>2 - P2<z - f>2 + C3)
y(z) = 1/6EI(R1<z>3 - p/4<z - a>4 + p/4<z - b>4 + R2<z - L>3 - P2<z - f>3 + C3z + C4)
At z = 0 and z = L, y = 0. Substitute into the equation above and solve for C3 and C4.
y(0) = 0 = 1/6EI[R1<0>3 - P1<0 - a>3 + R2<0 - b>3 - P2<0 - L>3 + C3(0) + C4]
3
C4 0 N m
5. For a Mathcad solution, define a step function S. This function will have a value of zero when z is less than u,
and a value of one when it is greater than or equal to u.
S ( z u ) if ( z u 1 0 )
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6. Write the deflection in Mathcad form, using the function S as a multiplying factor to get the effect of the
singularity functions.
SHAFT DEFLECTION
0.05 120 mm g
0
Deflection - mm
0.05
0.1
0.15
0 100 200 300 400
FIGURE 10-51a
Deflection Diagram for Problem 10-51a
At z = g y ( g ) 0.115 mm
By trial and error, the maximum positive deflection is
y ( 120 mm) 0.0100 mm
Tmax L
θmax θmax 1.129 deg
G J
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