Question: ME 3 2 3 MACHINE DESIGN I HOMEWORK 1 - For the bolted assembly, two plates of cast iron are clamped together. The top plate

ME 323 MACHINE DESIGN I
HOMEWORK
1-For the bolted assembly, two plates of cast iron are clamped together. The top plate has a thickness of 38 inch and the bottom plate has 12 inch thickness. The bolt material is steel. The bolt specification is 716in-14UNC114inSAE grade 8. A fluctuating external load is applied to the entire joint with Pmax=88 kips and Pmin=60 kips. (80 POINTS)
a) Calculate the minimum number of bolts necessary to avoid joint seperation.
b) In the same bolted assembly, assume 11 bolts are used and calculate the fatigue factor of safety using the Goodman theory.
c) Using the Frustum Method, determine the member spring rate km if the top plate is steel and the bottom plate is cast iron. Assume that a steel washer is used under the bolt head. The thickness of each assembly plate is 1.25 inch and the washer has 0.01 inch thickness. (standard washer face diameter is 1.5 d , d is bolt diameter)
d) Using the Frustum Method, determine the member spring rate km if the top plate is steel and the bottom plate is cast iron. Assume that a steel washer is used under the bolt head. The thickness of steel top plate is 1.25 inch and the thickness of cast iron bottom plate is 1.75. The washer has 0.01 inch thickness. (standard washer face diameter is 1.5d,d is bolt diameter)
Given Data:
-Esteel:30M,Ecastiron:14M
-Applied preload is 75 percent of the proof load
ME 3 2 3 MACHINE DESIGN I HOMEWORK 1 - For the

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