raat 12.4 29 IBIS A shaft subjected to pure torsion yields at a torque of 1.2 KN-m. A similar shaft is, subjected to a torque of 720 N-m and a bending moment M. Determine the maximum allowable value of M according to (2) maximum shear stress theory, (b) shear strain energy theory. A thin walled cylindrical tank has a diameter of 2 m. If it is subjected to an intemal pressure of 1 MN/m*, calculate the required wall thickness for the tank if yielding is not t occur. The von Mises theory should be used to check for yielding. The yield stress in simple tension for the material is 280 MN/m* and a factor’of safety of 1.5 should be used. a - In the pulley system shown in Fig. 1824, the pulleys cause an additional load of SOON each. Calculate a suitable shaft diameter 50 as to avoid failure by the ‘maximum shear stress criterion. The tensile yield strength of the shaft material is 248 MN/m*. The shaft weight may be neglected and the shaft bearings may be treated as simple supports. A shaft projects through a roller bearing from where it may be assumed to be cantilevered. It is 50 mm diameter for a length of 100 mm and then is stepped down to 25 mm diameter for a further 100mm to the free end. At this point a load of 2.68 KN is applied. If the limiting design bending stress is 280 MN/m* determine a suitable value for the fillet radius at the change of section. What is the safety factor at the bearing housing? (See Fig.12*7. for relevant data.) A 268.hn