Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering)
Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering)
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ISBN: 9780073398204
Author: Richard G Budynas, Keith J Nisbett
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 5, Problem 75P
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The factor of safety using distortion energy theory.

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Answer to Problem 75P

The factor of safety using distortion energy theory for inner radius is 1.92.

The factor of safety using distortion energy theory for outer radius is 1.95.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for contact pressure.

    p=(Eδd2d3)[(do2d2)(d2di2)(do2di2)]                                                      (I)

Here, the contact pressure is p, the Yong’s modulus is E, the diametral interference is δd, the inner diameter is di, the outer diameter is do and the nominal diameter is d.

Write the expression for inner radius.

    ri=di2                                                                                                 (II)

Here, the inner radius is ri.

Write the expression for outer radius.

    ro=do2                                                                                               (III)

Here, the outer radius is ro.

Write the expression for tangential stress at outer radius for inner member.

    (σt)o=[ro2+ri2ro2ri2](P)                                                                    (IV)

Here, the tangential stress at outer radius for inner member is (σt)o.

Write the expression for tangential stress at inner radius for inner member.

    (σt)i=(2ro2ro2ri2)(p)                                                                      (V)

Here, the tangential stress for inner member is (σt)i.

Write the expression for radial stress at outer radius for inner member.

    (σr)o=p                                                                                       (VI)

Here, the radial stress for inner member is (σr)o.

Write the expression for second moment of area.

    I=(π64)(d4di4)                                                                           (VII)

Here, the second moment of area is I.

Write the expression for stress.

    (σx)=±(McI)                                                                             (VIII)

Here, the stress in x plane is (σx), the bending-moment is M, the distance of the member from neutral axis is c.

Write the expression for second polar moment of area.

    J=2I                                                                                             (IX)

Here, the second polar moment of area is J.

Write the expression for shear stress.

    (τxy)=(TcJ)                                                                                       (X)

Here, the shear stress is τxy, the torque is T.

Write the expression for von Mises stress for inner radius.

    σi=(σx2σxσy+σy2+3τxy2)12                                                           (XI)

Here, the von Mises stress is σi, the stress in y plane is σy and shear stress in xy plane is τxy

Calculate factor of safety for inner radius.

    ni=(Syσi)                                                                                        (XII)

Here, the factor of safety for outer radius is ni and the yield strength is Sy.

Write the expression for von Mises stress for outer radius.

    σo=(12)[(σxσy)2+(σyσz)2+(σzσx)2+6(τxy)2]12         (XIII)

Here, the von Mises stress for inner radius is σo and stress in z plane is σz.

Calculate the factor of safety for outer radius.

    no=(Syσo)                                                                                       (XIV)

Here, the factor of safety for outer radius is no.

Write the expression for nominal radius.

    r=d2                                                                                               (XV)

Here, the nominal radius is r.

Conclusion:

Substitute 207GPa for E, 0.062mm for δd, 50mm for do, 45mm for d and 40mm for di in Equation (I).

    p=((207GPa)(0.062mm)2(45mm)3)[((50mm)2(45mm)2)((45mm)2(40mm)2)((50mm)2(40mm)2)]=(207GPa)(103MPa1GPa)(7.63069×105)=15.7955MPa15.8MPa

Substitute 40mm for di in Equation (II).

    ri=di2=40mm2

Substitute 45mm for do in Equation (III).

    ro=do2=45mm2

Substitute 50mm for d in Equation (XV).

    r=d2=50mm2

Substitute (40mm2) for ri, 15.8MPa for p, (45mm2) for ro in Equation (IV).

    (σt)o=[(45mm2)2+(40mm2)2(45mm2)2(40mm2)2](15.8MPa)=(8.529)(15.8MPa)134.7MPa

The radial stress for inner radius is zero at inner member.

    (σr)i=0

Substitute (45mm2) for ro, (40mm2) for ri, and 15.8MPa for p in Equation (V).

    (σt)i=(2(45mm2)2(45mm2)2(40mm2)2)(15.8MPa)=(9.5294)(15.8MPa)150.6MPa

Substitute 15.8MPa for p in Equation (VI).

    (σr)o=15.8MPa

Substitute 50mm for d and 40mm for di in Equation (VII).

    I=(π64)((50mm)4(40mm)4)=(π64)(3690000mm4)=(181132.4514)mm4(181.132×103)mm4

Substitute (ro) for c, for outer member in Equation (VIII).

    (σx)o=±(M(ro)I)                                                                    (XVI)

Here, the stress in outer member is (σx)o.

Substitute 675Nm for M, (45mm2) for ro and (181.132×103)mm4 for I in Equation (XVI).

    (σx)o=±((675Nm)(45mm2)(181.132×103)mm4)=±((675Nm)(22.5mm)(1m1000mm)(181.132×103)mm4(1012m41mm4))=±(83.847×106)N/m2(1MPa106N/m2)±(83.9)MPa

Substitute (r) for c, for inner member in Equation (VIII).

    (σx)i=±(M(r)I)                                                                       (XVII)

Here, the stress for inner member is (σx)i.

Substitute 675Nm for M, (40mm2) for r and (181.132×103)mm4 for I in Equation (XVII).

    (σx)i=±((675Nm)(40mm2)(181.132×103)mm4)=±((675Nm)(20mm)(1m1000mm)(181.132×103)mm4(1012m41mm4))=±(74.531×106)N/m2(1MPa106N/m2)±(74.5)MPa

Substitute (181.132×103)mm4 for I in Equation (IX).

    J=2I=(362.26×103)mm4

Substitute ro for c, for outer member in Equation (X).

    (τxy)o=(T(ro)J)                                                                       (XVIII)

Here, the shear stress for outer member is (τxy)o.

Substitute 900Nm for T, (45mm2) for ro and (362.26×103)mm4 for J in Equation (XVIII).

    (τxy)o=((900Nm)(45mm2)(362.26×103)mm4)=((900Nm)(45mm2)(1m1000mm)(362.26×103)mm4(1012m41mm4))=(55.899×106)N/m2(1MPa106N/m2)55.9MPa

Substitute r for c, for outer member in Equation (X).

    (τxy)i=(T(r)J)                                                                          (XIX)

Here, the shear stress for inner member is (τxy)i.

Substitute 900Nm for T, (40mm2) for ro and (362.26×103)mm4 for J in Equation (XIX).

    (τxy)i=((900Nm)(40mm2)(362.26×103)mm4)=((900Nm)(40mm2)(1m1000mm)(362.26×103)mm4(1012m41mm4))=(49.688×106)N/m2(1MPa106N/m2)49.7MPa

Substitute 74.5MPa for σx, 150.6MPa for σy and 49.7MPa for τxy in Equation (XI).

    σi=[((74.5MPa)2((74.5MPa)(150MPa))+(150.6MPa)2+3(49.7MPa)2)]12=[(46815.88MPa2)]12216.37MPa

Substitute 415MPa for Sy and 216.37MPa for σi in Equation (XII).

    ni=(415MPa216.37MPa)=1.918011.92

Thus, the factor of safety for outer radius is 1.92.

The following diagram shows the 3D stress for outer radius.

Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design (McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering), Chapter 5, Problem 75P

Figure (1)

Substitute (+83.9MPa) for σx, 134.7MPa for σy, (15.8MPa) for σz and 55.9MPa for τxy in Equation (XII).

    σo=(12)[((83.9MPa)(134.7MPa))2+((134.7MPa)(15.8MPa))2+((15.8MPa)(83.9MPa))2+6((55.9MPa)2)]12=(12)[(90612.12MPa)]12=212.8522MPa212.85MPa

Substitute (83.9MPa) for σx, 134.7MPa for σy, (15.8MPa) for σz and 55.9MPa for τxy in Equation (XIII).

    σo=(12)[((83.9MPa)(134.7MPa))2+((134.7MPa)(15.8MPa))2+((15.8MPa)(83.9MPa))2+6((55.9MPa)2)]12=(12)[(40104.32MPa)]12=141.6056MPa141.6MPa

The value of σo is larger for the positive value of σx. Thus, the value of σo is used as 212.85MPa to calculate the factor of safety.

Substitute 415MPa for Sy and 212.85MPa for σ in Equation (XIV).

    no=(415MPa212.85MPa)=1.9491.95

Thus, the factor of safety for outer radius is 1.95.

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