A standard 25-HP electric motor operates at 1800-RPM. If the motor is connected to a pump in the configuration below. The left end of the shaft is the motor shaft and has a diameter d₂ = 1.25". The right end of the shaft is the pump shaft and has a diameter d₁ = .875" with a transitional root radius between the two diameters of r = .05". The shaft is solid, COLD WORKED, stainless steel. d₁ Determine the maximum stress carried by the shaft.

A standard 25-HP electric motor operates at 1800-RPM. If the motor is connected to a pump in the configuration below. The left end of the shaft is the motor shaft and has a diameter d₂ = 1.25". The right end of the shaft is the pump shaft and has a diameter d₁ = .875" with a transitional root radius between the two diameters of r = .05". The shaft is solid, COLD WORKED, stainless steel. d₁ Determine the maximum stress carried by the shaft.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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