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Title: Strength of Materials I EGCE201 ?????????? 1


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Strength of Materials I EGCE201 ?????????? 1
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  • www.egmu.net/civil/wonsiri

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Shearing Stress in Multiple Shafts
Static equilibrium must be satisfied. The vector
of all applied torques 0
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The shearing stress at any point in the shaft is
a function of the Internal torque on a plane
containing the point. The maximum Stress is
computed from
Internal torque
Radius of the shaft
The polar moment of inertia
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The shearing stress at a point on shaft through
which section 1 passes can only be defined once
the internal torque is determined.
From the free-body diagram, the internal torque
at the section
The shearing stress is given by
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The shearing stress at a point on shaft through
which section 2 passes can only be defined once
the internal torque is determined.
From the free-body diagram, the internal torque
at the section
The shearing stress is given by
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Angle of Twist in Multiple Shafts
  • For this shaft sections AB, BC, and CE will each
    have different
  • Internal torque (FBD)
  • Polar moment of inertia
  • Shear Modulus
  • Length

The angle of twist of the end of a shaft
consisting of N sections is expressed as
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Relative Rotation
In some situations both ends of a shaft rotate.
The angle of twist is the angle through which one
end rotates w.r.t the other.
fixed
Both rotates
Shaft AB
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Shearing Stress on inclined planes
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Shearing Stress on inclined planes
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Statically Indeterminate Shafts
  • Both ends of the shaft are built in, leading to
    two reaction torques but one has only one moment
    equilibrium equation.
  • The compatibility equation is the relative
    rotation!
  • See example

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Assuming a counterclockwise torque is positive,
summing moments about the axis of the shaft
results in
The total angle of twist of the shaft must be 0
since both ends are fixed.
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