Machine Desgin Problem
The answer to the problem is:
Delta 1=0.458 e-2
Delta 2=0.0715
Delta 3=0.044
Delta 4=0.75 e-4
Delta 5=0.214
Delta 6=0.034
Total Deflection=0.368 in
Please show all work and steps
Answer:
As given in the solution below, free body diagrams are taken by breaking the body in sections and internal balancing of forces and moments also has been shown. With the help of superposition theorm, in each section, a variable x is taken and used as variable of integration. Different elements as divided and these are in different loading conditions as shown below:
Step by step solution is given below
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