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    Transmission shafts are subjected to combined load of bending and torsional moments. Principal shear-stress theory of failure is used to determine shaft dia. Shaft dia is determined by bending stress, Torsional Shear Stress and shaft dia by the moment of inertia.

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    Transmission shafts are subjected to combined load of bending and torsional moments. Principal shear-stress theory of failure is used to determine shaft dia. Shaft dia is determined by bending stress, Torsional Shear Stress and shaft dia by the moment of inertia.

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    Transmission shafts are subjected to combined load of bending and torsional moments. Principal shear-stress theory of failure is used to determine shaft dia. Shaft dia is determined by bending stress, Torsional Shear Stress and shaft dia by the moment of inertia.

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    Chapter 9

    Transmission Shaft:

    Rotating machine element


    Circular in corss-section
    Supports transmission element: Gear,Pulley, Sprocke
    Transmits Power

    Subjected To:

    Tensile Stress
    Bending Stress
    Torsional Shear Stress
    Combination

    Axle:

    Supports the rotating components


    Does not transmit useful torque

    Spindle:

    Short rotating shaft

    Most transmission shafts are subjected to combined load of bending and


    torsional moments
    Principal shear-stress theory of failure is used to determine shaft dia

    Bending Stress , b=

    M b y 32 M b
    =
    I
    d3

    Torsional Shear Stress , =

    M t r 16 M t
    =
    J
    d3

    Where,
    Mb= Bending Moment
    Mt= Torsional Moment

    I = Moment of Inertia

    J = Polar moment of Inertia

    max =

    b 2 2
    +
    2

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