
International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition
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Author: Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Transcribed Image Text:Direct
a key
d the
Hub
Shear plane
Hub
Key
F2
y, or
anical
F1
T=Torque
Shaft
T=F(D/2)
F = Force of shaft on key
F= Force of hub on key
Side view
-D Shaft diameter
End view
Shear
Shaft
plane
Hub
F1
Key
F2
Shear area = A, = bxL
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Enlarged view of key
Pictorial sketch of key,
shaft, and hub
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Transcribed Image Text:1-64.
A key is used to connect a hub of a gear to a shaft,
as shown in Figure 1-19. It has a rectangular cross
section with b= in. and h=Din. The length is
2.25 in. Compute the shear stress in the key when
it transmits 8000 lb in. of torque from the 2.0 in.
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diameter shaft to the hub.
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