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Title: Strength of Materials


1
Strength of Materials
  • Study of the stress and deflection of structural
    and machine components.
  • Required to ensure a safe design.
  • Critical in design and selection of machine
    components.

2
Material Properties Tensile Test
3
Material Properties Shear Properties
Axial Strain Lateral Strain Poissons ratio
Modulus of Elasticity in Shear (G) stiffness of
a material in shear
4
Example
  • Select a ductile steel, that will not permanently
    deform at a stress level of
  • 45,000 psi.
  • Also, determine its modulus of elasticity in
    shear.

5
Axial Loading
  • Tension Stress
  • Axial Deformation
  • E, Modulus of Elasticity
  • A, Cross-sectional Area

6
Example
  • Compute the stress in the middle portion of the
    horizontal rod.

7
Direct Shear Loading
  • Shear Stress
  • A, Cross-sectional Area

8
Example
  • Compute the stress in the bottom support pin.

9
Shafts
  • Shafts are used to transmit rotary motion and
    torque.
  • Rotational Power
  • Formula for common U.S. units
  • n, shaft speed (rpm)
  • T, torque (in lbs)
  • P, power (hp)

10
Torsional Loading Round Member
  • Shear Stress
  • Angular Deflection

11
Example
  • Compute the torsional shear stress in a circular
    shaft, having a diameter of 1.25 in. The shaft is
    transmitting 110 hp at a speed of 560 rpm.

FD
12
Torsional Loading Non-Circular Member
T
  • Shear Stress
  • Angular Deformation

13
Bending Loads
  • Normal Stress
  • Flexural Deformation
  • d charted,
  • (based on load case)

14
Section Properties
  • Moment of Inertia (I)
  • complex shapes can be built from composite
    sections
  • Section Modulus (SI/c)
  • used when solving for shape
  • Bending stress

15
Example
  • Select an aluminum I-Beam to carry the load
    shown, with a maximum stress of 12000 psi.
  • Also, calculate the deflection at the 400 lb load.

16
Example
  • Calculate the bending stress at the top of the
    shaft at point B

17
Stress Concentrations
  • Geometric discontinuities cause increased stress
    levels
  • Compensated with a stress concentration factor.
  • smax Kt snom
  • Kt is charted based on geometry and load case

18
Example
  • For the flat plate in tension, compute the stress
    at each hole.
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