Test No. VS19 Find the stress concentration in a
filleted notch when torque is applied.
Definition
Figure 1 .
The shaft is fixed at one end and a torque of 0.19625 lbf-in is applied on the other
end. Shear stress is calculated as 1 psi using the following equation. The units are
IPS.
Where,
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π
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Model Dimensions
D = 2 in
d = 1 in
r = 0.05 in
r/d = 0.05
D/d = 2
Results
τ = K
τ
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K ∼ 1.7
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The following table summarizes the stress results.
Theory1
SimSolid
% Difference
Shear stress
1.72
1.6885
~1.8
1 Page 1030 ,
Shigley’s Mechanical Engineering Design, Ninth Edition, Richard G Budynass and
J.Keith Nisbett