An SAE 1050 Cold drawn steel is to be used for a square or rectangular key. The shaft is made of SAE 4340 OQT400 and the diameter is 2.5 inches. The torque transmitted by shaft is 15,000 lb-in. Design factor, N=2. The hub is made of SAE4340 OQT400and the length of hub is designed to be 3 inches. Which one of the following square keys can be used for this design?Note: How do I determine answer if the diameter is between two values? (a) 0.375 in x 0.375 in (b) 0.500 in x 0.500 in (c) 0.625 in x 0.625 in (d) 0.750 in x 0.750 in U.S. inch sizesNaminal shalt dameterKey dimensionsOwer (in) to-including (in) Width, W linHeight, H(in)0.31250.43750.093750.093750.43750.56250.12500.12500.56250.875a.1875Q.18750.8751.2500.25000.26001.2501.3750.31250.31251.3751.750.3750.3751.752.250.500a.5002.252.750.6250.6252.753.250.7500.7503.253.750.875O8/53.754.501.001.004,505.501.251.255.506.501.501.506.507.501.751.507.509.002.001.509.0011.002.503.7511.0013.003.002.0013.0015,003.502.5015.0018.004.003.0018.0022.005.003.5022.0026.006.004.0026.0030.007.005.00Saarce-US Sun. Regrinted tam ANSI Standard Bl7.1-1967 by permion at

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An SAE 1050 Cold drawn steel is to be used for a square or rectangular key. The shaft is made of SAE 4340 OQT400 and the diameter is 2.5 inches. The torque transmitted by shaft is 15,000 lb-in. Design factor, N=2. The hub is made of SAE4340 OQT400and the length of hub is designed to be 3 inches. Which one of the following square keys can be used for this design? Note: How do I determine answer if the diameter is between two values? (a) 0.375 in x 0.375 in (b) 0.500 in x 0.500 in (c) 0.625 in x 0.625 in (d) 0.750 in x 0.750 in

An SAE 1050 Cold drawn steel is to be used for a square or rectangular key. The shaft is made of SAE 4340 OQT400 and the diameter is 2.5 inches. The torque transmitted by shaft is 15,000 lb-in. Design factor, N=2. The hub is made of SAE4340 OQT400and the length of hub is designed to be 3 inches. Which one of the following square keys can be used for this design? Note: How do I determine answer if the diameter is between two values? (a) 0.375 in x 0.375 in (b) 0.500 in x 0.500 in (c) 0.625 in x 0.625 in (d) 0.750 in x 0.750 in

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ISBN:9781285444543

Author:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Publisher:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Chapter3: Job Planning, Benchwork, And Layout

Section3.1: Understanding Drawings

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