▪ Mechanical elements of circular section ▪ They hold pieces that rotate jointly or around them ¿Whatare trees ▪ Tree or arrow: rotates transmitting power and axes? ▪ Shaft: does not transmit power ▪ An axis (shaft) is a set of mechanical devices that transmit rotary motion and power. It is part of any mechanical system where power is transmitted from an electric motor (or another) to other rotating parts of the system. ▪ Material selection ▪ Construction design (geometric configuration) or Shaftdesign ▪ Verification of resistance• Static•Fatigue• To dynamic loads (for example peak loads) stages ▪ Verification of stiffness•Torsion strain•Bending deflection•Slope ▪ STEEL (the most used) ▪ Choose initially a carbon steel (low cost) or ▪ SAE 1020 to 1050, for example 1035, 1040, 1045 ▪ If the strength criteria dominate the deformations: select higher strength steels Common ▪ SAE 3140, 4140 or 4340 alloy steels materials ▪ Others: 3150, 5140, 1340, 1350 and 8650 Budynas and Nabett, 2008)
▪ Cast or nodular iron (for parts integrated into the shaft)
▪ Bronzes and stainless steels (for corrosive environments) Geometric configurationsand details ▪ 1. Determine the speed of rotation of the shaft. ▪ 2. Calculate the torque or power that the shaft must transmit. ▪ 3. Determine the design of the power transmissions and specify the place of location. Procedureto ▪ 4. Specify the location of the support elements (bearing, bearings) designa shaft ▪ 5. Propose the geometry for the axis considering the form of axial position in which each element will be maintained on the axis and how the power is transmitted. ▪ .6. Determine the magnitude of the torque that develops at each point on the axis. ▪ 7. Determine the forces acting on the shaft in the radial and axial directions.
▪ 8. Resolve the radial forces into their vertical and
horizontal components. ▪ 9. Calculate the reactions in each plane on the supports Procedureto (bearings).
designa shaft ▪ 10. Determine a design effort.
▪ 11. Analyze each critical point on the shaft to determine the diameter. ▪ 12.Specify the final dimensions for each axis point Proposedshaft dimensions ▪ Gears, sprockets, pulleys, and other items that are Forcesexertedby supported on a shaft exert forces on the shaft and cause bending moment. In general, the principles of statics machine elements and dynamics are used to calculate the forces on a onshafts particular element.
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