Question: Questions 1 2 - 2 7 A simplified version of Norton text problem 1 0 - 6 . The design is shown in Figure P

Questions 12-27 A simplified version of Norton text problem 10-6. The design is shown in Figure P10-3 using the data from row (a) assigned in Table P10-1. Assume a shaft diameter of 1.75 in. The shaft is steel of Sut =108k and Sy=62k. The key is steel of Sut =88k and Sy=52 kpsi , with the surface finish machined.
Use ANSI standard in Table 10-2 to determine key width and height.
Assume key length L=0.625in, determine the fatigue safety factor for shear using Goodman Case 3. The design goal is infinite life with 90% reliability at room temperature. Use A95 method to calculate Csize. For the same key length, determine the static safety factor for bearing.
Shaft Design for Problems 10-6,10-9,10-11, and 10-12(A Solidworks model of this is on the CD)
(3 points) What is the width of the key in inches?
(3 points) What is the height of the key in inches?
(3 points) What is the size factor, Csize?
(3 points) What is the load factor, Cload?
(3 points) What is the surfacr factor, Csurf?
(3 points) What is the temperature factor, Ctemp?
(3 points) What is the unmodified endurance limit,Se', in of units of kpsi?
(3 points) What is the modified endurance limit,Se, in of units of kpsi?
(3 points) What is the alternating force Fa in lbf?
(3 points) What is the mean force Fm in lbf?
(3 points) What is the alternating shear stress a in psi?
(3 points) What is the mean shear stress m in psi?
(3 points) What is the mean alternating stress a' in psi?
(3 points) What is the mean stress m' in psi?
(3 points) What is the safety factor in fatigue?
(4 points) What is the safety factor in yielding?
Questions 1 2 - 2 7 A simplified version of

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