Q3. A circular, steel, rotating shaft is subjected to a bending moment of M Nm* and direct tensile force, F, Figure 1. * See individual data for value of M ↓ 30mm F M Soderberg Equation: S = Sp Figure 1 Calculate the maximum tensile force, F, that can be applied to the shaft without causing fatigue failure using the Soderberg Equation and the following data for steel: Sy =290MPa., Fatigue Limit Stress (SD) = 200MPa (for fully reversed conditions) Sm S F y TI

Q3. A circular, steel, rotating shaft is subjected to a bending moment of M Nm* and direct tensile force, F, Figure 1. * See individual data for value of M ↓ 30mm F M Soderberg Equation: S = Sp Figure 1 Calculate the maximum tensile force, F, that can be applied to the shaft without causing fatigue failure using the Soderberg Equation and the following data for steel: Sy =290MPa., Fatigue Limit Stress (SD) = 200MPa (for fully reversed conditions) Sm S F y TI

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Problem 3.7.8P: A tubular shaft being designed for use on a construction site must transmit 120 kW at 1,75 Hz, The...

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