The design of the crank for a shredder is shown below. The applied force P on the handle is 200 N producing a bending moment and torsional load on the shaft. The dimensions x is 200 mm. Assuming that the resulting bending stress is repeated and reversed and the torsional shear stress is constant, specify a material and size for the shaft. Use a stress concentration factor of 2.5 and a design factor of 3. SHAFT

The design of the crank for a shredder is shown below. The applied force P on the handle is 200 N producing a bending moment and torsional load on the shaft. The dimensions x is 200 mm. Assuming that the resulting bending stress is repeated and reversed and the torsional shear stress is constant, specify a material and size for the shaft. Use a stress concentration factor of 2.5 and a design factor of 3. SHAFT

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Chapter3: Torsion

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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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