PROBLEM 3.1 on 31 Determine the tarquc T which causes a maximum shearing stress of 70 MPa in the steel cylindrical shaft shown. Tur TE T= Het Ts Betx,.= EG.018)(yovio*) = ga) Nem CBT = 87-B KIO Pa 87.2 MPa = PROBLEM 34 ss 3.3 Knowing that the internal diameter of the hollow shaft shown is d= 0.9 in, ‘determine the maximum shearing stress eaused hy u torque of magnitude 7~9 kipin. SOLUTION ez = $d, =(4Yi-6) = 0.8 iw CE OB in, C= kA = NO.9) = 0.45 i Ts Ele,t- cts F(0.8"- 095) = 0.5770 int = Te, @)fo8) - : Coase tee Giles) « 12.44 ksi - 34 Knowing that d= 1.2 in, determine te torque T which causes a maximum shearing stress of 7.5 ks in the hollow shaft shown. SOLUTION Cg2 4g (AMC) = 0.8 iw c= O8iy Cate, =e iLad= 0.6 im T= E(¢.1-0') = $0.8! 06") = 0.4398 in? naa ® FE rs Sie 412 Kipsin oamo 7 io] 1 c ao PROBLEM 35 pai oa uM S90 we) e+ FS | reFet ve 35 3.20. yoo), ot mt cs = Fe abies = U67 Io m Cy 2788 110% m PROBLEM 3.6 SOLUTION (a) Fee the sodid shatt Zs Tet = Flooas = 143.04 wot wt Tan = & 4 Te? 0b) Hodfow shabt For equal masses the cross sectional areas most be equed Aztet = west) oo &=fe rer Cy = fo.ous*s 0.045" = 0.063596 m J=HE(e"-¢ Te: GT (Bs xi0*}(19. 2237010") = 2.77 #10? Nem 2 sony * TS. 2 (2HO0K208) 10,54 w10% Pe 14.8 (a) For the hollow shalt and loading shown, determine the maximum shearing sirese. (8) Determine the diameter of solid shaft foe which the maximure shearing ‘reas the same a in pat SOLUTION c, = Fa, =(Al(0.040) = 0.020 — Cy = kd, = (PF) (0.060) = 0.030 m C= 0,080 m J = Etc."- 6\"}= F(0.080" - 0,020)" = 1.0210 110" mt J 1.0210 x/O-* 70.5 MPa = Wes y= 2Cy% $5,810 55.3 mm 34 (a) Determine the torque which may be applii to a solid shal oF 90-mm outer diameter wihout exceeding an allowable shesting stress of 75 MPa. (6) Solve part a, tessuming that te sold shalt is replaced by a hollow shat of the same mass and of 90- mm aner diameter. ceztd= 0.070) F OLS m TaD. = Geniat YN3. "4x 10%) = 10.74 x 10% New 10.749 kNe im <_ c= $d, = (4)l0,090) = 0,045 m WY) = 19.3237 2106 mm” 0. 063C396 22.8 Nem mtmoet a PROBLEM 3.7 27 (a) For the 3-in-diameter sobd cytinder and loading shown, determine the ‘maximum shearing stress, (0) Determine the inner diameter of the hollow cylinder. of 4-in oater diameter, for which the maximum stress is the same 4s in part 2. ain SOLUTION > ws (a) Sebid shat badd = dlao)e LS in Town 7, = 2E avn. . o Be Tons * a * aes ae © MSHS ksi . o tb) HofPow shaft c,=4ol = £40) = 20 in, Le Ee-o) _ Ce ce © Bane eat 2Te . ¢ ZGer%2e) _ oy ois as = 20 - Goze) Dae 9.45 in Cc, 174895 in A= RC, 3,44 in =| PROBLEM 38 48 (a) Determine the torque which my be apled to sid shal of 0:75. diameter without exceeding an allowable shearing stress of 10 ksi, (6) Solve pert 2, ‘assuming that the sold shat bas boon replaced by a hollow shaft ofthe same cross- SOLUTION sectional area and with an inner diameter equal to halts outer diameter. (0) Sebid shadt: esd = GMo7s)= 6.805 in Js Bet = Ele.a7sy' = 0.037063 in* Lon 5 10 WSs T= Siew .(0.081068Kt0) - 9.528 kiprin or B18 Abin (b) HoPfow shat For He same arte as the setid shaft : 2 A= n(ci-c3) = wee -(ta}]= Bete = 7e* Cy? foc = Fp (0.825) = 0.433018 in Ge ke = 0.216506 T= Eles- 6") = Floste! - 0. 46506") = 0.051772 in” T: Heel = WOMO051972) = 1196 Kipin on NIG inh, 0.433013