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The factor of safety using distortion energy theory.
Answer to Problem 75P
The factor of safety using distortion energy theory for inner radius is
The factor of safety using distortion energy theory for outer radius is
Explanation of Solution
Write the expression for contact pressure.
Here, the contact pressure is
Write the expression for inner radius.
Here, the inner radius is
Write the expression for outer radius.
Here, the outer radius is
Write the expression for tangential stress at outer radius for inner member.
Here, the tangential stress at outer radius for inner member is
Write the expression for tangential stress at inner radius for inner member.
Here, the tangential stress for inner member is
Write the expression for radial stress at outer radius for inner member.
Here, the radial stress for inner member is
Write the expression for second moment of area.
Here, the second moment of area is
Write the expression for stress.
Here, the stress in
Write the expression for second polar moment of area.
Here, the second polar moment of area is
Write the expression for shear stress.
Here, the shear stress is
Write the expression for von Mises stress for inner radius.
Here, the von Mises stress is
Calculate factor of safety for inner radius.
Here, the factor of safety for outer radius is
Write the expression for von Mises stress for outer radius.
Here, the von Mises stress for inner radius is
Calculate the factor of safety for outer radius.
Here, the factor of safety for outer radius is
Write the expression for nominal radius.
Here, the nominal radius is
Conclusion:
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The radial stress for inner radius is zero at inner member.
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Here, the stress in outer member is
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Here, the stress for inner member is
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Here, the shear stress for outer member is
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Here, the shear stress for inner member is
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Thus, the factor of safety for outer radius is
The following diagram shows the 3D stress for outer radius.
Figure (1)
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The value of
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Thus, the factor of safety for outer radius is
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