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the force (P), the shear force (V ) for each rivet
is
Step 2. As there are four rivets that must carry
the force (P), the shear force (V ) for each rivet
is
4V = P → V...
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... from outside, for example, in
punching press forces of very large magnitude is applied for a short while
(impulsive force), in crank shafts variable loads act due to nature of force
arising ... cylinders. Often dynamic forces appear in
the moving parts, e.g., inertia forces in machines and mechanisms, forces
due to unbalance of the rotating components etc. Since these forces are to be
withstood ... value. For a complete reversal of stress the value of K = -1.
The design stress for completely reversing load is calculated using the
formula
1,
1,
1
a
d
k
σ
σ
−
−
−
=
where
1,d
σ
−
= design...
... tensions
• Some commonly used design parameters
13.1.1 Flexible Machine Elements
Belt drives are called flexible machine elements. Flexible machine elements are
used for a large number of industrial ...
4. Khurmi, R.S. and Gupta J.K., Text book on Machine Design, Eurasia
Publishing House, New Delhi.
5. Sharma, C.S. and Purohit Kamalesh, Design of Machine Elements,
Prentice Hall of India, New ... driver, for which the product, μα of equation for belt
tension is the least, should be considered to determine the tension ratio.
References
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... selected from design data book for the given service condition.
For the design stress in the belt,
max SPD W
CC
′
σ =σ × ×
However, design stress,
′
σ
,
for leather belt may be considered ... short to account for correct
initial tension.
Sample Problem
Design a flat belt drive for the following data:
Drive: AC motor, operating speed is 1440 rpm and operates for over 10 hours. ...
duty.
Hence,
Design Power (P
dcs
)
= service factor (C
sev
)* Required Power (P)
(13.2.1)
C
sev
= 1.1 to 1.8 for light to heavy shock.
From the basic equations for belt drive,...
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3. In single helical gears, the helix angle ranges from 20° to 35°, while for double helical gears, it may be
made upto 45°.
29.429.4
29.429.4
29.4
ForFor
ForFor
For
mama
mama
ma
tivtiv
tivtiv
tiv
e ... D
P
/ m = 80 / m
and formative or equivalent number of teeth for the pinion,
T
E
=
P
33 3
80 / 80 / 226.4
cos cos 45 (0.707)
T
mm
m
===
α°
∴ Tooth form factor for the pinion for 20° stub teeth,
y'
P
=
E
0.841 ... diameter of the gear is 432 mm, therefore the gear should be provided
with four arms. The arms are designed in the similar way as discussed for spur gears.
Design for the gear arms
Let us assume that...