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The document contains four assignments related to mechanical engineering design problems. Assignment 1 involves determining the diameter of a transmission shaft using ASME code standards and torsion rigidity calculations. Assignment 2 uses Castiglione's theorem to calculate the deflection of a beam with a uniform load. Assignment 3 involves designing a rimmed flywheel for a punching press. Assignment 4 calculates the maximum power, pulley diameters, and initial tension for a V-belt drive system.

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Assignment No1MD

The document contains four assignments related to mechanical engineering design problems. Assignment 1 involves determining the diameter of a transmission shaft using ASME code standards and torsion rigidity calculations. Assignment 2 uses Castiglione's theorem to calculate the deflection of a beam with a uniform load. Assignment 3 involves designing a rimmed flywheel for a punching press. Assignment 4 calculates the maximum power, pulley diameters, and initial tension for a V-belt drive system.

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Assignment No.

1. A Transmission shaft support pulley A & B as shown in fig. The pulley are keyed to the shaft which is made of plain carbon steel 45C8 =600 N/ ),  = 380 N/ & G = 79300 N/ . The combined shock & fatigue factors in bending & torsion are 1.5 & 1.0 respectively. The permissible angle of twist for shaft is .Determine diameter of shaft : a) Using ASME code. b) Based on torsion rigidity.

2. Using the Castiglione s theorem determine the deflection of a beam of span L , carrying uniformly distributed of w per unit run.

Assignment No. 2

1. An eccentrically loaded bolted joint, as shown in fig. is to be designed. All the bolts are to be of same size of the bolts, if permissible shear stress for bolt is 50 MPa.

2. A cylinder head is connected to cylinder flange by 12 bolts. The inside diameter of the cylinder is 460 mm. The vessel is subjected to an internal pressure of 1.6 MPa. If the bolts have a permissible tensile strength of 75 MPa , neglecting initial tension in bolts, determine size of bolts if M30 bolts are used. Determine number bolts required.

Assignment No.3
1. Design a rimmed flywheel using following data : i) Flywheel has 6 elliptical arms. ii) Flywheel is used for punching press. iii) Punching press. Executes 20 holes of 20 mm in a plate of 17 mm thickness per minute. iv) For plate materials permissible shear strength is 365 MPa. v) Actual punching lasts for angular rotation of crank shaft. vi) Flywheel shaft is joined with crank shaft and press using reduction gear ratio 5:1. vii) Mechanical efficiency of punching gear machine is 81%. viii) During punching flywheel speed drop by 9% of mean speed. ix) Flywheel rim radius is 0.45 mm. x) Density of rim materials is 7649.33 kg/ xi) Permissible tensile stress per rim is 85 MPa. xii) For rim ratio of width to thickness is 3:8. xiii) Rim contributes 83% of flywheel effect. Assume ratio of maximum torque to avg. torque as 2. Assume arm effect up to shaft & neglect hub effect while designing arms.

Assignment No.4

1. Four V-belts are to be used to transmit a power from an electric motor running at 2880 rpm to a machine running at 720 rpm. The centre distance between the input & output shaft is 750 mm. The shear groove angle is 38 and coefficient of friction belt & sleeves is 0.15 . The density of belt materials is 1000 kg/ & allowable tensile stress for belt material is 1.75 N/ . If the cross section area of each belt is 612 . Determine: i) Maximum power the belt drive can transmit. ii) Pulley pitch diameter. iii) Initial tension required in each belt.

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