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    1. The document is an exam for a mechanical engineering course on machine design. It contains 8 questions testing knowledge of topics like tolerances and fits, stress concentration, fatigue loading, creep, shaft design, spring design, and flexible coupling design. 2. Question 1 asks about tolerances and fits, stress concentration causes and methods to reduce it. Question 2 requires notes on shock/impact loading, fatigue loading, endurance limit factors. 3. The remaining questions involve calculating stresses, sizes and loads in various machine elements like a knuckle joint, power screw, hollow shaft, locomotive spring, solid shaft, and flexible coupling. Design calculations are needed based on given load and stress criteria.

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    1. The document is an exam for a mechanical engineering course on machine design. It contains 8 questions testing knowledge of topics like tolerances and fits, stress concentration, fatigue loading, creep, shaft design, spring design, and flexible coupling design. 2. Question 1 asks about tolerances and fits, stress concentration causes and methods to reduce it. Question 2 requires notes on shock/impact loading, fatigue loading, endurance limit factors. 3. The remaining questions involve calculating stresses, sizes and loads in various machine elements like a knuckle joint, power screw, hollow shaft, locomotive spring, solid shaft, and flexible coupling. Design calculations are needed based on given load and stress criteria.

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    1. The document is an exam for a mechanical engineering course on machine design. It contains 8 questions testing knowledge of topics like tolerances and fits, stress concentration, fatigue loading, creep, shaft design, spring design, and flexible coupling design. 2. Question 1 asks about tolerances and fits, stress concentration causes and methods to reduce it. Question 2 requires notes on shock/impact loading, fatigue loading, endurance limit factors. 3. The remaining questions involve calculating stresses, sizes and loads in various machine elements like a knuckle joint, power screw, hollow shaft, locomotive spring, solid shaft, and flexible coupling. Design calculations are needed based on given load and stress criteria.

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    B.TECH. DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAY 2017
    Seventh Semester
    . Branch : Mechanical Engineering/AutomobileEngineeriqg
    ME 010 Z'tlAU 010 ZO'_DESIGN OF I\{ACHINE ELEMENTS
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    (New Scheme-2010 Admission onwards)
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    fime : ThreeHours U*Uo_ :.100Marks
    (tlse of Machinedcsigndnta twnd bak is permitted)
    ny missing data moy be euitab$tassurrud,,
    . Answer all questiow.
    1. Explaint
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    (a) Tolerancesaad Fits.
    G) Procetlurefor s€ctionof materials.
    '' (c) Methodsto reducestressconcentrationand cagsesfor stressconcentration
    in a machine
    element.
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    2. Makenoteson :
    ' ' (a)
    Shoik and impact roads.
    (b) Fatigrie loading.
    (c) Endunincelimit arrdfactorsafrectingendurancelimit.
    (d) Creepand thermal stresses.
    8. A Knucklejoint is designedto carry arial load of 400kN.fhg di'nengioagof a knucklejoint are
    specifiedasfollows:
    Appliedload- 1?6kN
    Thicknessof fork - 40 mrr
    . Thicknessof single eye- ?6 nn
    Diameterof pin - 60 rrqn
    Outer diarneterof eye- 120run
    '
    Roddiameter- b0 rnn
    The allowablestressesin tensio{r,shear and crushing of joint and rod material are Z6 Mpa,
    60 Mpa and 150Mpa respec{ively?
    Or
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    4 . . A power screw houring double start square thread of 32 mm nominal diameter and b mm pitch is
    actedupon by an axial load of L2 kN. The inner and outer diameter of screw collar surfacesare
    20 mm and 50 mm respectively.The coefficientsof thread foiction and collar friction may be assumed
    as 0.15and 0.20respectively. The screwrotates at24 r.p.m.

    Assume uniform wear condition. The permissiblebearing pressure is 6 N/mmz. The allowable
    shearstressin nut and screw is 30 Mpa. Determine :
    (a) The Torque required to rotate the screw.

    (b) The stress induced in the!screwand

    (c) The height of nut.

    b. A 200 mm long hollow circular shaft of external diameter 80 mm and internal diameter b0 mm
    is welded to a plate along its circumferences.The shaft carrier a concentratedloadJ *
    hN at
    free end perpendicular to the axis ofthe shaft ofthe permissibleweld strength is 148Mpa determine
    weld size.

    Or
    3
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    6 . Design a semi-elliptical locomotive spring of I
    m length to sustain a load of l2E kN at its centre.
    The central band is 85 mm width. The spring rn""io-il;;;.
    ilmu* use
    r-'Dti11
    a factor
    I of
    safety as 3 is design. The total spring depth should
    not exceedB times of *iJtil*'
    7. A solid shaft is to transmit 300 kw at ll2lr.p.m.
    if the shear stress is not to exceed
    the diameter of the shaft. what percentagesavings lgg-Mpa. Find
    in weight ;Jd *-oo**"d if the ;;r;
    replacedbya hollow shaft whosediameter equal to
    0.Goftheexternal aian eter ffii*.ii;;aterial
    and ma:rimum shear stress being the same ?

    Or
    8' D.esigna.brush pin flexible coupling to connecttwo
    shafts to transmit 20 kI{ at g00 r.p.m. Assume
    that shaft, pin and keys are made of 40 c8 steel, while
    flanges *;;Gay cast i"orr. Arrume the
    factor of safety I and 5 based on yield strength and
    ultimate strength"respectively. The crushing
    may be taken as 1,3 times the tensiie strength and shear
    ::""it'n strength-aso,,5times the tensile
    s[rengtn.

    (4 x 25 = 100 marks)

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