Fig and Table
Fig and Table
39 MQt gi6 dd'chiu tdc dung t6i trong F = 10000 N tluoc gil/ char "n,I,=;4 Sri=_
nh6m 3 bul6ng nhu hinh L4.23. Sr? dung mdi gh6p bulOng c
h6. Tinh dr-tdng kinh dl vi chon loai buldng ndu v{t liQu trong d6: r.1 =r2 = r, =
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buldng trong trtrdng hop sr? dung m6'i gh6p
khdng c6 khe h6. 2900000
FMr =
120 2JO 3.40 3
Flnlr= Fuz=Flr: =.
5) TYOn sd dd luc thi tai t
I 2
I F3 F3 + Fnls - 2l
., _ kF,=-1,5.1692
Hinh 14.23
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Given: safety factor of assembly k= 1.5, friction coefficient f= 0.20 (based on material of
the two plates), allowable tensile stress of bolt material [𝜎! ]= 70 MPa, allowable shearing
stress of bolt material [𝜏]= 80 MPa.
1/ Determine the total force acting on each bolt.
2/ In case of clearance assembly, calculate the minor diameter d1 of the bolt thread
and select the corresponding standardized thread using provided tables.
3/ In case of fit assembly, calculate the shank diameter d0 (≡ nominal diameter d) of
the bolt thread and select the corresponding standardized thread using provided
tables.
Hints
1/ Moving force F to the centroid G of triangle 1-2-3, we have the equivalent system of
two components of concentrated force FG at G and bending moment M= F*(230+
120/2)=
# # # # "&&&&
𝐹" ! = 𝐹$ ! = 𝐹% ! = %! = % ≈ 3333.33 𝑁
𝑀
𝐹"' ∗ 𝑟 + 𝐹$' ∗ 𝑟 + 𝐹%'∗) = 𝑀 ⇒ 𝐹"' = 𝐹$' = 𝐹%' = =
3∗𝑟
2 √3
𝑟 = 1120 ∗ 5 = 40√3 𝑚𝑚
3 2
2/The total force obtained by taking the sum of two vectors at each bolt:
- At bolt 3:
# #
𝐹% = 8(𝐹% ! )$ + (𝐹' )$ + 2𝐹% ! 𝐹' 𝑐𝑜𝑠120& = 16921.66 𝑁
- At bolt 2: 𝐹$ = 14345.28 𝑁
- At bolt 1: 𝐹" = 11190.69 𝑁
Php lye 14.1 Dudng kinh ud bttdc ren h0 mdt theo TCVN 7292: 2003 P
Oudng kfnh Budc ren Dtldng BUdc ren
Review:
d, mm kinh d, mm
C0ng
Budc ldn Brtdc nh6 Bddc ldn Budc nh6 sui't P
Consider
1; 1,1'; 1,2 the 0,2sfollowing triangle 0,2 ABC with BC= a, CA=2,5
18':20;22- b, AB=c 2; 1,5; 1; 0,75; 0,5 kw Da
1
1 71
We have:
(s,5)'" 0,5 (38)"' 1,5 1
11
2
22
5 4,480 4,134 0,80 45 42,077 40,129 4,5
30
6 5,350 4,918 1,0 48 44,752 42,587 5,0
J/
7 6,350 s,918 1,0 52 48,752 46,587 5,0
7,1 88 6,647 1.25 56 52,428 50,046 5,5
55
I B,1BB 7,647 1,25 60 56,428 54,046 5,5
10 9,026 8,376 '1,s 64 60,1 03 57,505 6,0
90
tl 10,026 9,376 1,5 6B 64,1 03 61,505 6,0
110
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Hinh 14.17
Given: the transmitted power P= 40 kW; number of revolutions of this system is n= 100
Bii
rpm.gi6i:
1/X6c
1) Calculate the torque
dinh m6men xodn T.
md ndi truc dla cdn truydn:
(lhr Lqft" 2/ Given: d= 240 mm; the friction coefficient of material of the 2 disc f= 0.2; allowable
':'-ri,:ry T 9,58.10u.1= g,ss.rou. 40 = 3.82.106 Nmm
u tensile stress of bolt
=
n material 100[𝜎! ]= 90 MPa,
allowable shear stress of bolt material [𝜏]= 50 MPa; the safety factor of this assembly
2) Lqrc vbng Fi t6c dung l6n m6i bul6ng;
0, mm
k=1.4 . Determine:
a-
F, =
1 -2'3'82'7oc
a/ the force F acting on each bolt.
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b/ the minor = b3gb N
236.6 d1 in case of assembly with clearance. Select proper bolt
c/ the minor diameter d1 in case of assembly without gap (fit joint). Select proper bolt
I,rc F6 chinh le tei trong t6c dung l6n b6 mdt gh6p cuia bul6ng.
/:
Solution
3) DLtdng kinh d1 bul6ng (truong hop buldng c6 khe h& tinh theo d6
1/ bdn
Torque:
k6o):
𝑃 40
1,3.4E𝑇 _= 9.55 ∗ 10* ∗
1,3.4.5395 = 9.55 ∗ 10* ∗ = 3820000 𝑁𝑚𝑚
dt= - =𝑛 22,7 mm 10
3,14.0,2.86,9
"f["0]
2/ The force F acting on each bolt is determined as:
trons d5: [o.] = +[=] ry
=
3
= 86,8 NlPa
2𝑇 2 ∗ 3820000
𝐹 = = ≈ 5395.56 𝑁
6 bu}frq 𝑑 trtr
Ttreo tiOu chudn ta chon M2? (clay ∗ 𝑧ti6n 2)240 ∗ 6 d, = 28,7b2 mm.
urtongtfng
Ho[c theo d6y uu ti6n 1 ta chon M30.
i ring d
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4) Case of clearance
kinh assembly (with gap):
do than buldng tinh theo d6 bdn cXt ndu sir dung mdi
bu16ng &,
hong tr
.4
gh6p bulOng kh6ng c6 khe h&:
cho p@
The required tightening force V is:
+#
𝑉= ,-
= 37138.89 𝑁
The equivalent stress caused by this clamping force V is:
𝑉 1.3 ∗ 4 ∗ 𝑉
𝜎./ = 1.3 ∗ 𝜎! = 1.3 ∗ $ = ≤ [𝜎! ]
𝜋𝑑" 𝑑" $ T
4
The minor diameter is deduced as:
".%∗1∗2
𝑑" ≥ 8 3[5$ ]
≈ 26.135 𝑚𝑚
So, M33, with d1= 27.211 mm, is selected
Given: External tensile force F= 5000N; height of triangular weld section a= 10 mmm;
weld length l= 50mm; allowable shear stress [𝜏]= 100 MPa
1/Calculate the tangential stress in welds. These welds work well or not?
Two fillet welds 𝐴𝐵 and 𝐶𝐷, with a length of 30 mm and a thickness of 10 mm, are
subjected to a load 𝐹 = 1,000 daN, transverse and offset, causing shear and torsion.
Calculate the maximum stress exerted on the welds.
Hints:
The cords are subjected to a combined action of shear stress (stress 𝜏" , resulting from the
shear force 𝑇 = 𝐹 = 1,000 daN) and torsion stress around point 𝑂 (generating additional
shear stresses 𝜏$ ). The stress 𝜏" is assumed to be uniform at every point on the two cords and
is equal to:
𝐹 1,000
𝜏" = = = 1.66 daN/mm$
𝑎. 𝑙 10(30 + 30)
The torsion stress 𝜏$ depends on the distance (𝑉) between the point considered and the center
of torsion 𝑂. This value is maximum at 𝐴 or 𝐶.
𝑀! 𝑀! 95,000 × 25
𝜏$ max = 𝜏$ (𝐴) = = = = 8.33 daN/mm$
𝐼& /𝑉 (𝐼9 . 𝑎)/𝑂𝐴 28,500 × 10
Where:
𝑀! = 1,000 × (80 + 15) = 95,000 daN.mm
𝑉 = 𝑂𝐴 = ]15$ + 20$ = 25 mm
From the table on page 239 (3rd row), we obtain:
𝑏(3𝑑 $ + 𝑏 $ ) 30(3 × 40$ + 30$ )
𝐼9& = = = 28,500 mm%
6 6
The total shear stress at 𝐴 (𝜏: = 9.7 daN/mm$ = 97 𝑁/𝑚𝑚$ ) is obtained by the vector
addition of the two preceding stress vectors (𝜏" , parallel to 𝐹 directed downward, and 𝜏$ (𝐴),
perpendicular to 𝐴 to 𝑂𝐴) (see Fig. 29).
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Consider 4 angle welds in the cantilevered beam as shown in the following figure:
The applied concentrated force F= 10000 N causes shearing and bending in the welds.
a/ Under shearing, calculate the shear stress (tangential stress 𝜏).
b/ Under flexion, determine the normal stress 𝜎.
c/ Deduce the total stress 𝜎!
Hints
a/ Shearing force Q applied to the welds Q = F. The tangential stress is dermined as:
𝑄 10000
𝜏= = ≈ 8.33 𝑀𝑃𝑎
𝑎 ∗ 𝑙 ∗ 4 10 ∗ 30 ∗ 4
b/ Normal stress caused by bending moment Mb is determined as:
𝑀< 10,000 ∗ 100
𝜎: = 𝜎; = = ≈ 83.33 𝑀𝑃𝑎
𝐼9% ∗ 𝑎 18000 ∗ 10
𝑉 15
Where
V= distance from point A (or point P) to the neutral axis Z= 15 mm
𝑑 $ (3𝑏 + 𝑑)
𝐼9% = = 18,000 𝑚𝑚%
6
c/ With the angle between 2 vectors of normal stress and tantential stress being 900, we
have:
Que
stio
0,25
ns 4
a)
Due to the acting of force F, bolts 1-6 the same force FFi :
F
FFi 1000 N.
6 0,25
- Since the distances from the centers of bolts 1, 3, 4, 6 to the center
of gravity 0 are equal, the force caused by the moment M at the bolts
has the same value..
Mr1 Mr1 0,25
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