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    DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, IIT BOMBAY

    CE 221 Solid Mechanics


    Tutorial Sheet = 4 Instructor : A. Laskar / N. K. Chandiramani

    1. A hollow steel shaft with external diameter 6. A steel shaft and an aluminium tube are
    150 mm is required to transmit 1MW at 300 connected to a fixed support and rigid disk
    rpm. Calculate a suitable internal diameter as shown in Fig. 2. Determine the maximum
    for the shaft if its shear stress is not to torque which may be applied to the disk
    exceed 70 MPa. Compare the torque without exceeding the shearing stresses of
    carrying capacity of this shaft with a solid 120 MPa and 70 MPa in steel and
    steel shaft having the same weight per unit aluminium tube respectively. Take G = 80
    length and limiting shear stress. Take G = 80 GPa for steel and 27 GPa for aluminium.
    GPa.
    8 mm
    2. A steel shaft consists of a hollow shaft 2m
    long, with an outside diameter of 100 mm
    and an inside diameter of 70 mm, rigidly 76 mm 50 mm
    attached to a solid shaft of 1.5 m length and Fig. 2
    70 mm diameter. Determine the maximum 500 mm
    power that can be transmitted by the shaft at 7. A circular shaft AB consists of a 250 mm
    a speed of 100 rpm without exceeding a long, 20 mm diameter steel cylinder, in
    shear stress of 70 MPa and a twist of 2.5 in which a 125 mm long, 16 mm diameter
    the 3.5 m length. G = 80 GPa. cavity is drilled from end B (Fig. 3). The
    3. Compare the torque transmitted by a solid shaft is attached to fixed supports at both
    shaft of diameter d and the torque ends, and a 120 N.m torque is applied at its
    transmitted by a shaft of annular cross- mid-section Determine the torque exerted by
    section of the same material with mean the shaft on both supports.
    diameter d, the weight per unit length being
    same for the two shafts. 125 mm

    4. A solid tapered circular shaft of length L is 125 mm


    fixed at one end and free on the other. The
    diameter of shaft at free end is d and A
    increases linearly to 2d at fixed end. The
    120 N.m
    shaft is subjected to a torque T at the free Fig. 3
    end. Determine the angle of twist at the free B
    end. 8. The composite shaft shown in Fig. 4 consists
    of a 5 mm thick brass jacket (Gb = 39 GPa)
    5. The solid cylindrical shaft of variable size as
    bonded to a 40 mm diameter steel core (Gst
    shown in mm in Fig. 1 is acted upon by the
    = 77 GPa). The shaft is subjected to a 600
    torque indicated. What is the maximum
    N.m torque, determine (i) the maximum
    shearing stress developed in the shaft, and
    shearing stress in the brass jacket, (ii) the
    between what two pulleys it occurs. Also
    maximum shearing stress in steel core, (iii)
    determine the relative twist between the end
    the angle of twist of B relative to A.
    pulleys. Take G = 80 GPa.
    55 N.m
    880 N.m
    275 N.m T 2m
    660 N.m
    d=25 110 N.m
    T
    A 5 mm
    d=100
    d=75 40 mm
    1600 Brass jacket
    1000 d=75 B
    1000 Steel core
    2000
    Fig. 1 Fig. 4

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