1012123, 16 AM. ‘connecting rod (Fig 1) s ]@ mechanical componert| Chogg.com Find solutions for your homework engineering / mechanical engineering / mechanical engineering questions and answers / a connecting rod (fig Question: A Connecting Rod (Fig 1) Is A Mechanical Component Acconnecting rod (Fig 1) is a mechanical component that converts the reciprocating motion of the piston into the rotational motion of the crankshaft. This component undergoes a complex state of stress, which includes the compressive stress due to gas combustion and the tensile stress in a moving component due to inertial forces. Basically, it must be made of a strong, lightweight, material to minimize inertial forces and bearing loads. Let's assume that the length of the rod is “L’, the area is “A’, and must not fail under elastic buckling, Fracture Toughness of the metal is KIC280MPamt1/2. Justify the best material to produce the following Connecting rod. 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List down your final short-listed materials up to 5-3 materials and mention your suggestion for the best material out of the selected materials. (Refer supportive data for the vadidation) [10 Marks] IIONLY USE CHARTS PROVIDED!!! Please task 2.1 and 2.2 separate. This question hasn't been solved yet nips ww.chegg.comhomework-helpiquestions-and-answers/connecting-00-ig-1-mechanical-component-corwerts-reciprocatng-motion-pstortot... 2/81012123, 16 AM. ‘connecting rod (Fig 1) s ]@ mechanical componert| Chegg.com Chegg 1. Young’s modulus vs density property chart ‘|Young's modulus - Density ae & 2 w g = i 2 D 2 3 2 a Density, p (Mgim®) This question hasn't been solved yet \ Ask an expert -ntps:twww.chegg,commnomework-help(questions-and-answersiconnecting-¥0-g-T-mechanical-component-converts-eciprocating-motion-pstor-ot.. 1B1012123, 16 AM. ‘connecting rod (Fig 1) s ]@ mechanical componert| Chega.com Chegg 2. 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Fracture tougnness vs moaull property cnart Fracture toughness - Modulus Fracture toughness, Kic (MPa.m") o4 1 10 Young's modulus, E (GPa) This question hasn't been solved yet —_ Ask an expert -ntps:twwwchegg,comMnomework-helplquestions-and-arsworsiconnectng-¥00-g-t-mechanicalcomponent-converts-eciprocating-motion-pstor-ot... 5181012123, 16 AM. ‘connecting rod (Fig 1) s ]@ mechanical componert| Chegg.com Chegg property chart T-Conductivity - Resistivity ‘Thermal conductivity, 4 (W/m.K) 0.0 1 108 to® to io” io To To Electrical resistivity, pg (ji-2.0m) Show transcribed image text Expert Answer Transcribed image text: Figure T2: Connencting Rod Note: You can prefer the attached document for the property charts. There are two constraints. 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