machined to dimensions. It is welded to a fix support at C and subjected to a loading by fluctuatingQuestion 1The assembly consists of two sections of steel shafts made off AISI 1030 Hot-rolled steeljandforce E as shown below. Force F fluctuates between 100 N and 700 N.KR (both)Due to the geometry of the shafts, a fatique stress concentration factor of 1.4 and a fatigue shearstress concentration factor is 1.1 are induced. The reliability percentage is 99.9%.Shait AB hás a length of 400 mm and a diameter of 20 mm. Shaft BC has a length of 500 mm anda diameter of 30 mm.By considering the stresses at support C:1. Calculate the mean and alternating values of the force F2. Calculate the mean and alternating moments and torques at C3. Calculate the endurance limit .4. Find the factor of safety by using DE-ASME EIliptic failure theoryBLe=500 mmdac 30 mmCAn=400 mmdan 20 mm150 mm200 mm+965 55842901Fekry@kitechnology.orghnolegy

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