Determine the maximum shear stress at segment AB (in MPa) b. Determine the maximum shear stress at segment BC (in MPa) c. Determine the maximum shear stress at segment CD (in MPa)

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A recurring gear train composed of four sprockets 2, 3, 4, 5, has a value of the train of 1: 4 ½, being all the teeth of the gears of the same pitch. 2 has 40 teeth, 3 has 60 teeth. Find the number of teeth in 4 and 5. If the diametral pitch is 3, find the distance between the centers of the arrows. Answer N4 = 25; N5 = 75; 16.667 in

Please solve, include the diagrams, and do not copy from other bartleby answers.  Handwritten solution is more preferred than typed. A flanged bolt coupling connects two shafts. The bolt circle diameter is 250 mm in which there are 12 bolts. The allowable shear stress is 56 MPa in the shafts and 22 MPa in the bolts. One shaft is hollow with outside diameter of 100 mm, while the other one is solid of diameter 50 mm. Determine the ratio of the outside and inside diameter of the hollow shaft and the bolt diameter so that both shafts and the flanged bolt coupling are having the same strength in torsion.

Problem 2: Consider the two gears mounted on the shaft, as shown. Distances are L1 = 100 mm, L2 = 250 mm, and L3 = 175 mm. Diameter of shaft AB is 15 mm, diameter of shaft BC is 20 mm, and diameter of shaft CD is 17.5 mm. Young's modulus for each portion is 200 GPa. Determine the displacement of point D with reference to point A. Also, determine the displacement of point A relative to C. b. Determine the axial strain at any point in shaft segments AB, BC and CD, respectively. If Poisson's ratio for the material of the shafts is v = 0.2, determine the lateral strain in each of the shaft segments. Based on your answers to part (a), do the gears move towards each other, or do they separate from each other? Note that in real gearboxes, movement of gears towards or away from each other is prevented by using thrust bearings. 10 kN 4 kN 5 kN 7 kN 4 kN NY 0I 17.

The hollow shaft used in the system has the following conditions: Outer Ø:110 mmØ Allowable Shearing Stress:85 MPa Determine the thickness (mm) of the shaft. Round to the nearest whole number for the thickness and use 2 decimal places for other solved values. Provide a torque diagram, strictly follow instructed sign convention, and start from left to right.