A steel gear is to be mounted on a solid steel shaft using an interference fit H6/s8. The gear has 17 teeth cut to a module of m-5 mm. The shaft diameter is 52 mm. The gear face width is 50 mm. What is the torque transmission capacity for this mounting? Assume a steel-on-steel friction coefficient of 0.6. The gear does not have protruding hub and it can be treated as a disc the thickness of which is equal to the face width of the gear teeth.Pick the closest answer in N-m. O 1721 O2898 O 7036 O 5396

A steel gear is to be mounted on a solid steel shaft using an interference fit H6/s8. The gear has 17 teeth cut to a module of m-5 mm. The shaft diameter is 52 mm. The gear face width is 50 mm. What is the torque transmission capacity for this mounting? Assume a steel-on-steel friction coefficient of 0.6. The gear does not have protruding hub and it can be treated as a disc the thickness of which is equal to the face width of the gear teeth.Pick the closest answer in N-m. O 1721 O2898 O 7036 O 5396

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