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Ch. 5 Shafts

The document outlines design particulars and equations related to shafts, including parameters such as diameter, torque, and bending moments. It provides formulas for calculating the diameter of solid and hollow shafts under various loading conditions, including combined loads and variable loads. Additionally, it discusses factors affecting shock and fatigue, critical speeds, and deflections in shafts under different loading scenarios.

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Ch. 5 Shafts

The document outlines design particulars and equations related to shafts, including parameters such as diameter, torque, and bending moments. It provides formulas for calculating the diameter of solid and hollow shafts under various loading conditions, including combined loads and variable loads. Additionally, it discusses factors affecting shock and fatigue, critical speeds, and deflections in shafts under different loading scenarios.

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'SHAFTS

Symbols ~ (With S.I. Units)


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A Area of cross-sectio~, mm2

.. !'
b Section width, ·mm • .. • I_

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C . ~uler's coefficient,· Key, Vfay ~eakening factor ; .



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;, I 4

D Diameter of rod or shaft, mm . :

d Diameter of rod or shaft, •mm


J . I ,• .

~ •Inner diameter
. of hollow. shaft, ~' ; i
'. It ~
' .
'
' • ' •
\ .
' ,• I I

Outer _diameter of hollow shaft, mm


~ , . i. • • •

Modulus of ei'asticity· or' Youngs modulus, N/nun2

. ~ntricity, mm •·
:i'

- ._Force or·load~ N I
! .
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'

-
. l
Axial force,· N '
......
(11
a,
DESIG N PARTICULARS EQUATIONS
7
T= 6x 10 xP .... (5.1)
Torque transmitted by the shaft .'
2xN
Pin kW
Nin rpm
Tin N-mm

(f) Diame ter of-eoli d shaft for steady loads:

When subject ed to =[
(I
d 16T ]113 .... (5.2)
,,
;9imple torque only 1t,:

I Tin N-mm
,: in N/mm
2

When subject ed to
d =[ 32 M ]l/3
1t ob .... (5.3)
simple bendin g momen t
only.
Min N-mm
2
ob in N/mm

113 113
When subjected to -
combined torque and
16 Te ]
d= [ _....;;;. (or) d= [ 32 Me ] .... (5.4)
.:. 7t 't --- 7t ab
bending moment including
. shock and fatigue fact.ors

DESIG N PARTI CULA RS

When subject ed to combin ed torque, bendin g momen t


and axi.al compreBBive load, includi ng
d= [ - T ]
16 -
7t "t
8
113
(or) d= [ 32 Me
7t ob
1 113
.... (5.5)

shock and fatigue factors. • I

' where

i1 I. -~ .
I

When IUbjeeted t.o ...~ (6.8)


simple t.orqae 'only
Ut
DESIGN PARTIClJLARs EQUATIONS i»

When subjected to
aipiple bending do = [ 32 M r1s and tit = k do .... (5.7)
moment only x ob (1- k4}

ed torque and moment 113 113


Wh en subjected to combin factors. ] do =( 32Me ] .... (5.8 )
inc lud ing shock and fati gue do =[ 16Te (or)
. 1t ob (1 - k")
M 1t 't (1 - k")

C ~~r
and di =k do
2 • T)2
-0 wh ere Te = ✓ ('Kut • M) + (Kt

and Me = ~ [ Km •M + ✓c1<m
•M)2 + (Kt • T)~1

, and axi al com pre ssiv e loa


ed torq ue, ben din g mo me nt
Wh en sub ject ed to combin inc lud ing sho ck and
d, do= [ • 16 T e 4
]
118
(or) do= [ --32 -- M.,
=-
_1t o~ (1 - k")
1 113
, ... (5.9)
1t 't (1 - k )
fatigue factors.
and di =k do
Where

and .

''
M. = ![lK,. •l>! +. a F ~ ~i + k2\ 1+
2
: · . a F do Ci + k2) } ·+ (~
. •2
. T)
Km •.,M +. 8
... . .
I • . .

. .

.....
. •
.
I- .••• ;
, ....~-

.·2. 26 for find ends • •. · ·


llnined in bN rln p • ••..
"' L8 .;,. enda that .are pertly J'll ~
·.... . , . ·~
DESI GN PART ICUL ARS EQUA TION S .·
aP
(iii) Duun eter of 80lid abaft for-· varial, Jt,.. hulin
(a) Soder berar equat ion for •impl e· load.f. ns:,
For variab le
torsio nal loads
,. Q Kr-tv
-
'tm • 1 •
-+---
""• 'ty - r.
.... (5.10).

For variab le
bendin g Joads 1· j) Kr 0 vb +
a'eb
Omb
---
1
Oy - f8
.... (5.11)

~
Kr 0 va +Oma 1 .... (5.12)
For variab le ---
axial loads
F<
I a'ea Oy - fa

Ob max - Ob min . _ Oa max - Oa min


'tmax - 'tmin , 2
'tv = 2 ; Ovb = 2 Ova -

+ 'tmin <Jb max + Ob min Oa max + Oa min


'tm =
'tmax
2 ;0 mb = 2 ; Oma = 2

16 T max 32 Mmax 4 F max


ds ; Obmax .= 3 ; Oama x= 2
'tmax= 1td 1td.
1t
16 Tmin 32 Maim 4 F mm .
't . - ---= = . a min -- _ 3 . , va min =___;;=
~
• ,.

min - . d3 , b
_ 1t d _ ~- ~, . _ ,t d
1t -

<e_= Ge· X. · X.. · X.s; a'lb~ Ge· Ka,·· Kar, ·.Ka; •


a.· .. 0 .-,.

Diam eter of solid shaft for simpl e variab le d =[ r.{ 8 Kr(Tm ax -T~n > + (Tmax + Tmin
O'e ·Ke· K.r.-: Kaz - · 'ty ·
l y/3
JJ
.... (5.13)

torsio nal load 1t


.
·'•

·- [ 16 r. { Kr <Mmu - Muwi> ' <Mmu + ~ ) } ]l/3'


Diam eter of solid shaft for simpl e variab le d = ~ . Ge ·. JG, . x_. . ~ ~ - . Gy . •••• (5.14)
bendi ng load

· Diameter of eolid abaft for simpl e variable uial .

tant:
e· !f:.
\i·!. ,-. -~---
T

Ti •
,- ·;

./
(ii)The result ant I "" ..
DOl'lll81iA~ 1111 . . . .
._~·: 1·
~ •

F~·~ ;.i,in ed ~ t . •:dal and tonf o~ loada

~=~ ~+ .;: ~
=7. •.~ .. (5.18)

.... (5.19)
.. ,'
U1
DESIGN PARTICULARS :...
N

For combined variable be.;_dina ~d axial


loads:
i
I
I (J
The resultant. <Jrb -ab+<J __y_
•- r r•-r. .... (5.20)
normal stress . . 8

For combined variable bendinar, axial and


tonional Joada:

The resultant shear stress


'trbae = ½✓~ha + 4 ,t? = ~ .... (5.21)

The resultant ·normal stress


arbae = ½[ Orba + ✓~ba + 4 ,t? = ~ 1 .... (5.22)

where

- ~ • Ovb • Oy .
orb - Oe . Kt, . Kar .
Kaz + Omb

DESIGN PARTICULARS

16 ) 16 ( )
Omb = 1t ds ( Mmax + Mmin ; ~vb= 1t ds \ Mmu-:- Mmm

2 (Fmu- Faun
2 (Fmu + Fmin); Ova =--2
Oma =--2
)
•d ' •d

8 - '• · · 8 •.
3 (Tmu + Tnun); 'fv =~ ( Tmu -Tmm)
~=-
Kd : Kd
.' ' ., . .
, .
Substitute •d3 (1- k4) in the place ot d in. the
MocJiflcationa for the hollow· abaft . . above equations.

do
... •· ·.- do• Outer diameter of hollow _abaft , •.. .... ,. ·.•.
·, .
,. • I cit=- Inner diameter of hollow~.
• ' • • r ~ ••
-... , : d = Diameter of 10lid abaft . •
Table 5.1: Shock and Fatigue Factors
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------- --· - ----- ----. .---- ---
Nature of load
Kt

1. Stationary shafta:
1.0 1.0
(i) Gradually applied load
1.5 to 2.0 1.5 to 2.0
(ii) Suddenly applied load

2. Rotatin g shafts:
1.5 1.0
(i) Gradually applied load
1.5 to 2.0 1.0 to 1.5
(ii) Suddenly applied load with minor shock
2.0 to 3.0 1.5 to 3.0
(iii) Suddenly applied load with major shock

DESIG N PARTICULARS EQUATIONS

Weakening factor due to key way on shafts C = 1.0- 0.2 ( ; )- 1.1 ( ~) .... (5.23)

Equation for torsional rigidity T G8 .... (5.24)


J=-, -

(iv) Critica l or 'whirli ng speeds of shafts: (roe)


w
For a shaft of negligible .... (5.25)
self-weight with single ~c=~ rad/s
attached disc
2
.. g=9.81 m/s
6 = Deflection at the disc. location in metres
•. .>

• limp)y 8Up

.... (6.26)

m. • Oritical apeed ot lbaft when .all the loada are actme


qether . '.
. . ·.
COct, CDc2 •·· Olen • Critical apeeda of ·abaft when the loads
W1 , W2 ••• Wn are acting individually .

. .. :,
O>m - Critical speed of shaft by ita self-weight only.
•- I • • .,!J•

Critical speed in rpm 30 •


Nc=-Cl >c .... (5.28)
. X
DESIGN PARTICULARS EQUATIONS
...
.'
For a shaft of negligible • • •N •945.8 h ~ d L • (5 29)
c= ✓ rplll: V: en u1_~ "2 are m mm .... .
self-weight and two loads only 61 +.&i , . ·. •
. (v) Deftectiona on 1hafta due to varioua loadlnt
conditiona: W
wz3 .... (5.30)
For a shaft of negligible 6c= 48 EI
weight with central load A~ .~ DfB
in simple supports
•~- - - I ----'--ti
w

~
For the above conditions wz3
6c= 192 EI .... (5.31)
with fixed supports A~ ~8
,. I
w
Wa2 b2
For a shaft of negligible A7
le 6c= 3EU
.... (5.32)

'B
weight with a non-central
load in simple supports I• a ➔• b ,.,. .
i-
I "' (6c - Deflection at C)
"'
•·•• • I .w
•· For the .above
"~ conclitiona with
le

For a shaft of negligible .


r self-~eight with a . _ w per unit
· uniformly distributed / length . 5wz4
6c= 384 EI .... (5.34)
. load or a shaft _with 1°0000.~ 00M ZS' 8 .-
no load except it.a · A ...,_ C___...,_T'-
....____
aelf-weight only
t- ' "
. -.)

..
m.o 118.0 ..
t•
Bot rolled or forpc1 • . 0.25-0.8& , 482.0 . 482.0 2'1.0 . 2715.0 ' 271,0 . w.o 2'.
. ~ , !f•. •. ~
,
... o.86-0."5 ~.o •. 1520.0 280.o a1,.o a1,.o 130.0 22

l I~•, ~"'\ l"i ··~ ; . \lj~ •: J~!••~ ., :~• · :0.46-0.65. °!'..g&3.0• t ·.t 813.0 278.15 8".0 • •• 34&.0 .138.0 20

.294.0 • 382.0 .__. ·, ,382.~ ... 147.0 26


8 ~ 'Ji Nickel • . . -·
-------~----+----+-----r""-,-
Chrome Vanadium . •
0:16-0.25 ••588.0
0.26-0.35 620.0
588.0
620.0 sio:•o: 414.0 414.0
.
155.0 25
l
..,
J
j
J
J
2
Table 5.3: l\JasjmllD:l Permissible Working Stresses for Shafts, N/mm • : ;
a,
• . ·,. . . . . ; .. ·;
:"_,.·':!· . . _ - . f '!
--P'
·: Grade of shafting. k' S~~,ll~e_: ~~~clin•:/ ~!m.ple ~~~on_ / ,Co~~~ed stress

"Commercial Steel" 55: 55
110
shafting without allowance for-keyways
"Commercial Steel" 83 . 41 41
• shafting with ~owance for keyways

~ ........-: ,r-
- """'" _Table 5.4: (Column factor a)
- ~
, - ...- ~
•T ;- i,_' •.,
- - -
;o. ~ ··•r
.: - 50 ,._
115-
• • - 4 ... ,. ...:.
.. • 100 -·
•· .L'K . -. . 25 . - . - • - - 75 -~- .. -- - .
- --
: -
' - -
- ,- · 1.49 ' 1.78 2.02
- - a - -
1.00 • -- -
1.12 - 1.28 -- -_-
I l

:Table: 5.5:. Standard -Diameter of Shafts (mm)


-
6, 8, 10,. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22,,. . 25, 28, 32, _36, _40, 45, 50, 56, 63, 71, 80, 90, 190, 110, 125, 140, 160, 180, 200,
220, 240, 260, 280, 300, 320, 34'0, r360, 380, 400, · 420, 440, 450, 480, 500, 530, 560, 600.

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