A shaft is required for the chain drive illustrated in Figure 5.42. The power transmitted is 12 kW at 100 rpm.The masses

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A shaft is required for the chain drive illustrated in Figure 5.42. The power transmitted is 12 kW at 100 rpm.The masses

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A shaft is required for the chain drive illustrated in Figure 5.42. The power transmitted is 12 kW at 100 rpm.The masses of the sprockets are 5 and 16.3 kg, with respective diameters of 254.6 and 460.8 mm. The material selected for the shaft is quenched and drawn 817M40 with uts =850 MPa and y=700 MPa. The torque is transmitted between the shaft and sprockets by means of keys in profiled keyways. Determine the minimum diameter for the shaft based on the ASME equation for the design of transmission shafting if the desired reliability is 90 per cent.Use an initial estima for the shaft diameter of 60 mm.
A Shaft Is Required For The Chain Drive Illustrated In Figure 5 42 The Power Transmitted Is 12 Kw At 100 Rpm The Masses 1
A Shaft Is Required For The Chain Drive Illustrated In Figure 5 42 The Power Transmitted Is 12 Kw At 100 Rpm The Masses 1 (190.85 KiB) Viewed 17 times
Chain Chain Sprocket 5 kg Bearing Sprocket 16.3 kg 0.16 m 0.14 m Bearing 0.15 m Figure 5.42 Chain drive.
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