Given,
Diameter of the shaft (D1) = 150 mm
Youngs Modulus of shaft (E1) = 206 GPa = 206*103 N/mm2
Poissons ratio of shaft (1) = 0.30
Diameter of the ball (D2) = 25 mm
Youngs Modulus of ball (E2) = 314 GPa = 314*103 N/mm2
Poissons ratio of ball (2) = 0.26
Normal force applied (F) = 1200 N
Hertzian contact analysis relates to the stress which is near to the area of contact between two curvatures of different radii.
(i). Here the diameter of the two surfaces are very far apart each other D>>>d, So the surface of the shaft is assumed to be a flat surface and the ball of diameter d is pushed onto the flat surface with a normal force.
So the curvature sum between the two surfaces becomes equal to the formula
where R is the curvature sum, R1 = radius of the shaft, R2 = radius of the ball
So, (1 / R) = (1 / 75) + (1 / 12.5)
R = 10.714 mm is the curvature sum
(ii). The contact modulus of the surface of contact (E*) is equal to
(1 / E*) = 7.386*10-6
E* = 135391.28 N/ mm2
From (iii). d = 0.016mm
The dimension of the semi ellipse is a =
a = sqrt(10.714*0.016)
a = 0.414 mm
So the diameter = 2a = 0.828mm
(iii). Since the normal force (F) is , where d is the indentation depth or the elastic deformation at the contact.
Therefore,
d(3/2) = 0.00203
d = 0.016mm is the max elastic deformation at the contact
(iv). Maximum pressure at the contact (Po) is
Po= (3*1200) / (2*3.14*0.4142)
Po = 3344.584 N/mm2
b) A 150mm diameter shaft has a 25mm diameter ball rolling circumferentially around the outside with...
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