3.) Find the drum torque required to balance the loads as shown 4 3 Torque 500 lb 18" dia. 100 lb 3
Drum weight is 100 lb, mu_3 = 0.5, a = 3 ft and b = 4 ft. Find the smallest magnitude of P that will cause impending motion of the drum. Note: drum may be tipping or slipping.
A circular shaft transmits power as shown with pulley loads. The shaft carries a torque, bending, shear and axial loads. Draw LVM diagram to find Mmax and Vmax. Show all loads (moments and forces) on the circular x-section of the shaft below. Use double arrows for moments. Compute shear and normal stresses and show them on the same section. Create stress elements for points A and B of the section. Combine the stresses and compute tmax (Tresca) and om (von...
about the vertical ()axis . (25 pts.) For the area shown, find the sentroidal moment of inertia a 9 in 9 in 3 in Centroid: 43n) 4 in 2 in 2 in (25 pts.) A 500 lb block rests on an incline as shown on the left. A cable joins it to a hanging weight W. The cable wrapstwofull turns around a cylinder plus the angle φ as shown on the right. Find the range of w for which the...
Prob 12 4" dia anchored solid steel rod, 10' long. 500 A-lb T applied at the top. G= 12 x 10$ psi a Calculate Tax and the twist/distortion b Using the same weight of steel, how could distortion (y) and shear stress (tmas) be reduced? k. Suppose an axial load is applied. How does what was done for prob 12b also reduce the likelihood of buckling?
Prob 12 4" dia anchored solid steel rod, 10' long. 500 ft-lb T applied at the top. G=12 x 106 psi a Calculate Imax and the twist/distortion b Using the same weight of steel, how could distortion (Y) and shear stress (Tu) be reduced? 1 c. Suppose an axial load is applied. How does what was done for prob 12b also reduce the likelihood of buckling?
1) The applied load P = 100 lb on the offset-crank mechanism remains constant as angle φ varies. Determine the required torque T; for static equilibrium if φ-45 Од " 2 in BC-4 in 0.5 in 1) The applied load P = 100 lb on the offset-crank mechanism remains constant as angle φ varies. Determine the required torque T; for static equilibrium if φ-45 Од " 2 in BC-4 in 0.5 in
For the shaft shown on the next page, draw the free body diagram of just the shaft (isolated from the pulleys) including directions and values of all reaction loads at the self-aligning bearings A and B. Once complete, directly under your FBD, draw the shear force diagram (SFD), bending moment diagram (BMD) and torque diagram (TD) for the shaft with all important values shown on the figures. Directions are critical and you must show your axes (choose). Note, in this...
(4) A 100 lb force is applied on the plate at B as shown and the force is in the vertical y-z plane. Determine the moment of this force about point A by the geometric method. Ans: À, =-96.4 – 173.2j-100k lb-in 60° 100 lb
300 N-m 500 N-m 3. Consider the torque-loaded member shown. Determine the internal torque in each section of the bar (that is, determine TAc. Tco, and Tos). a. 300 400 mm 500 mm Applying the standard sign convention for torsion, sketch a graph of the internal torque T as a function of x, where b. - distance along bar, beginning at point A.
Figure 3: Double internal long shoe drum brake The double internal long shoe drum brake as shown in Figure 3 has a shoe outer diameter 420 mm and shoe width of 65 mm. Each shoe is actuated by a force of 4500N. The coefficient of friction for the brake lining is 0.30. Find the magnitude of the maximum pressure and the braking torque.