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(Solved): The single-stepped shaft shown below has a D=12.7mm,d=6.35mm, and r=0.76mm. Calculate: (a) T ...



The single-stepped shaft shown below has a \( D=12.7 \mathrm{~mm}, d=6.35 \mathrm{~mm} \), and \( r=0.76 \mathrm{~mm} \).
Cal- The nominal tensile stress in the shaft \( \left(\sigma_{\text {nom }}\right) \) :
\( \mathrm{MPa} \)
- (Enter the number a

The single-stepped shaft shown below has a , and . Calculate: (a) The nominal tensile stress in the shaft if an axial load of is applied to the shaft. (b) The ratio of the diameters (c) The ratio of the radius to the diameter (d) The stress concentration factor, . (e) The maximum tensile stress in the shaft if an axial load of is applied to the shaft. Please observe all units - some may need to be converted to obtain the answer in the correct magnitude. - The nominal tensile stress in the shaft : - (Enter the number as an integer with no decimal places (Example: 12). (b) Answer - The ratio of the diameters: - (Enter the number as one digit and two decimal places (Example: 1.23.) (c) Answer - The ratio of the radius to the diameter: - (Enter the number as one digit and two decimal places (Example: 1.23.) (d) Answer - The stress concentration factor, : - (Enter the number as one digit and two decimal places (Example: 1.23.) (e) Answer - The maximum tensile stress in the shaft : - (Enter the number as three digits and no decimal places (Example: 123).)


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