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The document provides details for 4 assignments in a Materials and Design course. Assignment 1 involves calculating factor of safety for a shaft carrying gears using different failure theories. Assignment 2 requires determining the pressure that causes uncontrollable crack growth in a cylinder with an existing radial crack. Assignment 3 involves determining the largest crack that can be tolerated in an aluminum sheet under half its yield stress. Assignment 4 is calculating maximum stress at the tip of an internal crack under applied tensile stress. The assignments cover topics of failure analysis, fracture mechanics, and stress concentration.

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Assignment 6

The document provides details for 4 assignments in a Materials and Design course. Assignment 1 involves calculating factor of safety for a shaft carrying gears using different failure theories. Assignment 2 requires determining the pressure that causes uncontrollable crack growth in a cylinder with an existing radial crack. Assignment 3 involves determining the largest crack that can be tolerated in an aluminum sheet under half its yield stress. Assignment 4 is calculating maximum stress at the tip of an internal crack under applied tensile stress. The assignments cover topics of failure analysis, fracture mechanics, and stress concentration.

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Department of Mechanical Engineering

ME2200 Materials & Design


Assignment 6
Due date : April 14 2021

1. Consider a shaft of diameter D, on which two gears are mounted. Forces acting
on the gears and their diameters are shown in the Fig.1. Assume that the shaft
is mounted on the bearing which can sustain axial force that the shaft is simply
supported. The diameter of the shaft, D is 60 mm; PCD1 = 100 mm; PCD2 =
150 mm(P CD1 and P CD2 are the pitch circle diameters of the gears 1 and 2. These
are circles on which the forces are acting. These diameters are less than the outer
diameters of the gears.) Ft1 = 4000 N; Fr1 = 900 N; Ft2 = 2666 N; Fr2 = 1500 N;
a = 50 mm; b = 350 mm; c = 300 mm

(a) Find the factor of safety using distortion energy and maximum shear stress
theory if the material of shaft is low carbon steel having yield strength of
290MPa.
(b) Find the factor of safety using Coulomb Mohr and modified Mohr theory if
the material of shaft is grey cast iron having tensile strength of 300MPa and
compressive strength of 900MPa

Figure 1:

2. A cylinder subjected to internal pressure pi has an outer diameter of √ 350 mm


and a 25- mm wall thickness. For the cylinder material, KIc = 80MPa · m, Sy =
1200MPa, andSut = 1350MPa.If the cylinder contains a radial crack in the longitudi-
nal direction of depth 12.5 mm determine the pressure that will cause uncontrollable
crack growth. Use Figure 2 for determining β.

3. A component in the shape of a large sheet is to be fabricated from 7075 -T651


aluminum, which has a fracture toughness Kc = 24.2MPa − m0.5 and a tensile yield
strength of 495 MPa. Determine the largest edge crack that could be tolerated in
the sheet if the nominal stress does not exceed one half the yield strength.

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Figure 2:

4. What is the magnitude of the maximum stress that exists at the tip of an internal
crack having a radius of curvature of 1.9 × 10−4 mm and a crack length of 3.8 ×
10−2 mm when a tensile stress of 140 MPa is applied?

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