Problem: : F The circular beam shown in Appendix A is made of Ti-50A titanium alloy. Material properties are given in Ap

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Problem: : F The circular beam shown in Appendix A is made of Ti-50A titanium alloy. Material properties are given in Ap

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Problem: : F The circular beam shown in Appendix A is made of Ti-50A titanium alloy. Material properties are given in Appendix B. 1. For what value of F, yielding will occur? 2. If F is given as 5 kN, for point A on the cross section find: a. Normal and shear stresses b. Principal stresses c. Maximum shear stress 3. Safety factor: a. Calculate the safety factor for point A b. If the beam was made of Gray Cast Iran-Class 40, calculate the safety factor of the design with respect to the point A using the geometric approach (Mohr's Circle). 4. Fatigue: a. Calculate the safety factor of the design for N = 109 cycles if the magnitude of the force F varies between - 10 kN and 10 kN. b. Calculate the safety factor of the design for infinite life if the magnitude of the force F varies between - 10 kN and 10 kN. c. Calculate the safety factor of the design for N = 105 cycles if the magnitude of the force F varies between 0 kN and 20 kN. i. Use Modified Goodman criterion of failure ii. Which type of failure is expected?
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Appendix B) Properties Most 15.0 Table A-1 Physical Properties of Some Engineering Materials Data from Various sources. These Properties Are Intly Smilar for Al Aloys of the Particular Material Material Modules of sety Modulus of Rigidly Poison's We Mans Balloy Density Density Gravity GP Mpsi G Ib/ Mem? Aluminum Alloys 104 717 268 34 010 23 leylum Copper 185 1276 72 0.29 0.30 3 Braw, Iron 160 1103 033 031 36 Copper 175 1207 447 0.32 69 Iron, Cast. Gray 1024 59 40.4 0.28 0.26 72 72 tron, Cast. Ductile 245 1689 650 0.30 0.25 69 69 Iron Cast. Malleable 25.0 36 0.30 0.26 72 73 Magnesium Alloy 418 24 1 3 0.00 12 18 Nidal Alloy 100 206 115 79.6 30 0.30 Steel Carbon 300 117 BOB 0.28 020 SteelAlloys 300 2068 11.7 30 0.28 0.28 70 Steel Stainless 275 14.1 0.28 0.28 Titanium Aloys 165 1123 62 424 0.34 0.16 Zinc Alloy 12.0 827 21.1 033 024 66 Properties of Some Metals and toys, Intomation Core, NY Metal Bank American Society for a Memek Puke 94 107 73 310 310 Table A-5 Mechanical Properties for Some Titanium Alloys Data from INCO' Approximate Values Consult Material Manufacturers for More Accurate information Titanium Alloy Condition Tensile Strength Ultimate Tense Elongation nel 002 off) Den Race psi MPa kps MPa Hardness TI-35A sheet annealed 30 207 40 276 30 135H TH-50A sheet annealed 45 379 25 215H TH-75A sheet annealed 75 517 85 586 18 TH-O 2Pd Alloy sheet annealed 45 179 25 215HD TI-5 Al-255n Alloy annealed 931 HRC TI-8 A-1 Mo-1 V Aloy sheet annealed 130 965 13 39HRC TI-8 Al-256-4 2-2 Mo Alloy bar annealed 130 15 HRC TI-8A-6V 2 Sn Alloy sheet annealed 106 1128 12 THRC TH-6A4V Aloy sheet annealed 130 896 140 13 25 TH-6Al4V Alloy heat treated 165 138 175 1207 12 11-13 V-11 13 Al Alloy sheet anled 13096 135 931 13 37 HRC T1-13 V.11 - Al Alloy heat treated 170 1172 1241 * Properties of Some Metals and Alloys, International de Cole New York 125 135 140 140 85608858888 155 572 156 Table A-7 Mechanical Properties for Some Cast Iron Alloys Data from various sources. Approximate Values Consult Matal Manufacturers for More Accurate information Cet on Alloy Condition Tume Yield Strength Ultimate Tensile Como De 002 het Strength Hard pu MPA pai MPA pul MPS Gray Cast iron--Class 20 as cast 22 152 83 Gray Castro-Class 10 221 109 752 210 Gray Cast iron-Clan 40 as cast 290 140 Gray Cast iron-Clan 50 ass 52 359 164 1131 Gray Cast iron-Clan 60 as cast 187 302 Ductile Iron 60-40-18 annealed 47 52 359 160 Ductile iron 65-45-12 anand 48 301 462 165 174 Ductile Iron 80-55-06 annealed 53 365 32 565 56 228 Ductile ron 120-90-02 O&T 827 140 965 134 924 Properties of Some Metal Alloy Whematice CNY dook, Anca Souty for Me 205 20 ៖ ជី ៦ ទី ៦ ខែ ង ដ ដ 12 120 123
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