SHIGLEY'S MECH.ENGINEERING DESIGN-EBK>I
SHIGLEY'S MECH.ENGINEERING DESIGN-EBK>I
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Chapter 9, Problem 39P
To determine

The primary shear stress.

The secondary shear stress.

The maximum shear stress.

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Answer to Problem 39P

The value of primary shear stress is 4755.33lbf/in2

The value of secondary shear stress is 2572.68lbf/in2.

The value of maximum shear stress is 2770.88lbf/in2.

The figure of merit of weld is 86.067in.

The effectiveness of weld is 121.7in.

The primary shear stress for interrupted weld is 4754.65lbf/in2.

The secondary shear stress for interrupted weld is 11886.72lbf/in2.

The maximum shear stress for interrupted weld is 12802.37lbf/in2.

The figure of merit of interrupted weld is 64.542in.

The effectiveness of interrupted weld is 91.26in.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for throat area.

A=1.414hb . (I)

Write the expression for length of weld.

l=(b+d) (II)

Write the expression for primary shear stress.

σ=VA . (III)

Write the expression for unit second moment of area.

Iu=bd22 (IV)

Write the expression for second moment of area.

I=0.707hIu (V)

Write the expression for moment.

M=F×l (VI)

Write the expression for secondary shear.

τ=MryI . (VII)

Write the expression for maximum shear stress.

τmax=(σ)2+(τ)2 (VIII)

Write the expression for leg size of weld.

τmax=τall                                                             (IX)

Write the expression for figure of marit.

fom=Iuhl                                                               (X)

Write the expression for effectiveness of weld.

eff=I(h22)l . (XI)

Write the expression for throat area for interrupted weld.

AI=1.414hI(bb1) . (XII)

Write the expression for length of weld interrupted weld.

lI=b+d2b1 (XIII)

Write the expression for primary shear stress interrupted weld.

σI=VAI . (XIV)

Write the expression for unit second moment of area interrupted weld.

IuI=(bb1)d22 (XV)

Write the expression for second moment of area interrupted weld.

II=0.707hIu (XVI)

Write the expression for secondary shear interrupted weld.

τI=MryI . (XVII)

Write the expression for maximum shear stress interrupted weld.

τmaxI=(σI)2+(τI)2 (XVIII)

Write the expression for leg size of weld interrupted weld.

τmaxI=τallI                                                            (XIX)

Write the expression for figure of marit interrupted weld.

fomI=IuIhIlI                                                              (XX)

Conclusion:

Substitute 8in for b and hin for h in Equation (I).

A=1.414(hin)(8in)=11.312hin2

Substitute 8in for b and 8in for d in Equation (II).

l=(8in)+(8in)=16in

Substitute 10kips for V and 11.312hin2 for  A in Equation (III).

σ=10kips11.312hin2=(10kips)(1000lbf1kips)11.312hin2=10000lbf11.312hin2=884.016hlbf/in2 (XXI)

Substitute 8in for b and 8in for d in Equation (IV).

Iu=(8in)(8in)22=(8in)(64in2)2=512in32=256in3

Substitute 256in3 for Iu and hin for h in Equation (V).

I=0.707(hin)(256in3)=180.992hin4

Substitute 10kips for F and 10in for l in Equation (VI).

M=(10kips)(10in)=(10kips)(1000lbf1kips)(10in)=1×105lbfin

Substitute 1×105lbfin for M, 4in for ry and 181hin4 for I in Equation (VII).

τ=(1×105lbfin)(4in)181hin4=4×105lbfin2181hin4=2209.94hlbf/in2 (XXII)

Substitute 884.016hlbf/in2 for σ and 2209.94hlbf/in2 for τ in Equation (VIII).

τmax=(884.016hlbf/in2)2+(2209.94hlbf/in2)2=781484.28h2(lbf/in2)2+4883834.804h2(lbf/in2)2=5665319.084h2(lbf/in2)2=2380.1930hlbf/in2 (XXIII).

Substitute 2380.1930hlbf/in2 for τmax and 12.8kip/in2 for τall in Equation (IX).

2380.1930hlbf/in2=12.8kip/in22380.1930hlbf/in2=(12.8kip/in2)(1000lbf1kip)2380.1930hlbf/in2=12800lbf/in2h=2380.1930lbf/in212800lbf/in2

h=0.1859in

Substitute 0.1859in for h in Equation (XXI).

σ=884.0160.1859lbf/in2=4755.33lbf/in2

Thus, the value of primary shear stress is 4755.33lbf/in2

Substitute 0.1859in for h in Equation (XXII).

τ=2209.940.859lbf/in2=2572.68lbf/in2

Thus, the value of secondary shear stress is 2572.68lbf/in2.

Substitute 0.1859in for h in Equation (XXIII).

τmax=2380.19300.859lbf/in2=2770.88lbf/in2

Thus, the value of maximum shear stress is 2770.88lbf/in2.

Substitute 256in3 for Iu, 0.1859in for h and 16in for l in Equation (X).

fom=256in3(0.1859in)(16in)=256in32.9744in2=86.067in

Thus, the figure of merit of weld is 86.067in.

Substitute 180.992hin4 for I and 0.1859in for h and 16in for l in Equation (XI).

eff=180.992×0.1859in4((0.1859in)22)(16in)=33.6464in40.2764in3=121.7in

Thus, the effectiveness of weld is 121.7in.

Substitute 8in for b, 2in for b1 and hIin for h in Equation (X).

A=1.414(hIin)(8in2in)=1.414(hIin)(6in)=8.484hIin2

Substitute 8in for b, 2in for b1 and 8in for d in Equation (XI).

l=(8in)+(8in)2(2in)=16in4in=12in

Substitute 10kips for V and 8.484hIin2 for  A in Equation (XII).

σI=10kips8.484hIin2=(10kips)(1000lbf1kips)8.484hIin2=10000lbf8.484hIin2=1178.68hIlbf/in2                                                                    (XXIV)

Substitute 8in for b, 2in for b1 and 8in for d in Equation (XIII).

Iu=(8in2in)(8in)22=(6in)(64in2)2=384in32=192in3

Substitute 192in3 for Iu and hIin for h in Equation (XIV).

I=0.707(hIin)(192in3)=135.744hIin4

Substitute 10kips for F and 10in for l in Equation (XV).

M=(10kips)(10in)=(10kips)(1000lbf1kips)(10in)=1×105lbfin

Substitute 1×105lbfin for M, 4in for ry and 135.744hIin4 for I in Equation (XVI).

τI=(1×105lbfin)(4in)135.744hIin4=4×105lbfin2135.744hIin4=2946.72hIlbf/in2 . (XXV)

Substitute 1178.68hIlbf/in2 for τ and 2946.72hIlbf/in2 for τ in Equation (XVII).

τmaxI=(1178.68hIlbf/in2)2+(2946.72hIlbf/in2)2=1389286.542hI2(lbf/in2)2+8683158.758hI2(lbf/in2)2=10072445.3hI2(lbf/in2)2=3173.71hIlbf/in2 (XXV).

Substitute 3173.71hIlbf/in2 for τmaxI and 12.8kip/in2 for τall in Equation (XVIII).

3173.71hIlbf/in2=12.8kip/in23173.71hIlbf/in2=(12.8kip/in2)(1000lbf1kip)3173.71hIlbf/in2=12800lbf/in2hI=3173.71lbf/in212800lbf/in2

hI=0.2479in

Substitute 0.2479in for hI in Equation (XXIV).

σI=1178.680.2479=4754.65lbf/in2

Thus, the primary shear stress for interrupted weld is 4754.65lbf/in2.

Substitute 0.2479in for hI in Equation (XXV).

τI=2946.720.2479=11886.72lbf/in2

Thus, the secondary shear stress for interrupted weld is 11886.72lbf/in2.

Substitute 0.2479in for hI in Equation (XXV).

τmaxI=3173.710.2479=12802.37lbf/in2

Thus, the maximum shear stress for interrupted weld is 12802.37lbf/in2.

Substitute 192in3 for Iu, 0.2479in for h and 12in for l in Equation (XIX).

fomI=192in3(0.2479in)(12in)=192in32.9748in2=64.542in

Thus. the figure of merit of interrupted weld is 64.542in.

Substitute 135.744hIin4 for II and 0.2479in for hI and 12in for l in Equation (XX).

effI=135.744×0.2479in4((0.2479in)22)(12in)=33.6509in40.3687in3=91.26in

Thus, the effectiveness of interrupted weld is 91.26in.

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