A stepped shaft has dimensions of D = 2 in., d = 1 in., and r = 0.1 in. It is machined from AISI steel of 200 Bhn hardness. The load is fully reversed axial torsion. 30 seconds of time history of the nominal torsional stress in the 1 in, section of the shaft, tnom(t) = Tr/J, is shown (dots indicate the beginning/end of each load cycle; there are 20 cycles total in 30 seconds.). This duty cycle continues repeating. (a) Use Miner's rule to estimate the life of the shaft in cycles. (b) What is the expected life in hours. Su = 0.5HB for steel. 30 20 10 -10 -20 -30 30 seconds D= 2 in. ]d=1 in. (= 0.1 in. 200 Bhn (15) Ssas uo

A stepped shaft has dimensions of D = 2 in., d = 1 in., and r = 0.1 in. It is machined from AISI steel of 200 Bhn hardness. The load is fully reversed axial torsion. 30 seconds of time history of the nominal torsional stress in the 1 in, section of the shaft, tnom(t) = Tr/J, is shown (dots indicate the beginning/end of each load cycle; there are 20 cycles total in 30 seconds.). This duty cycle continues repeating. (a) Use Miner's rule to estimate the life of the shaft in cycles. (b) What is the expected life in hours. Su = 0.5HB for steel. 30 20 10 -10 -20 -30 30 seconds D= 2 in. ]d=1 in. (= 0.1 in. 200 Bhn (15) Ssas uo

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