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Selected Mechanical Engineering Problems

This document provides answers to selected problems from chapters 1-9 of a mechanical engineering design textbook. It lists the problem numbers, brief descriptions of the problems, and the calculated answers. For example, problem 1-8 gives the calculated values of force, normal force, and torque as answers. The answers are technical in nature and involve calculations of values like stress, strain, force, deflection and other mechanical engineering variables.

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Selected Mechanical Engineering Problems

This document provides answers to selected problems from chapters 1-9 of a mechanical engineering design textbook. It lists the problem numbers, brief descriptions of the problems, and the calculated answers. For example, problem 1-8 gives the calculated values of force, normal force, and torque as answers. The answers are technical in nature and involve calculations of values like stress, strain, force, deflection and other mechanical engineering variables.

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B1

Chapter 1

18 10 F 10.5 lbf, 13.5 N 14.2 lbf,


K = 0.967, 19.3 T 20.3 lbf in
112 (a) e1 = 0.006 067 977, e2 = 0.009 489 743,
e = 0.015 557 720, (b) e1 = 0.003 932 023,
e2 = 0.000 510 257, e = 0.004 442 280
115 (a) = 13.1 MPa, (b) = 70 MPa,
(c) y = 15.5 mm, (d) = 5.18

B2

Chapter 2

21 x = 122.9 kilocycles, sx = 30.3 kilocycles


22 x = 198.55 kpsi, sx = 9.55 kpsi
23 x = 78.4 kpsi, sx = 6.57 kpsi
211 (a) Fi = 5.979 lbf, s Fi = 0.396 lbf;
(b) k = 9.766 lbf/in, sk = 0.390 lbf/in
219 L 10 = 84.1 kcycles
223 R = 0.987
225 (a) w = 0.020 0.015 in, (b) w = 0.020
0.005 in
232 D 0 = 4.012 in, t D0 = 0.036 in;
D0 = 4.012 0.036 in
239 x = 98.26 kpsi, sx = 4.30 kpsi
246 n = 122.9 kcycles, n = 34.8 kcycles

B3

Chapter 3

39 E = 30 Mpsi, Sy = 45.5 kpsi, Sut = 85.5 kpsi,


area reduction = 45.8 percent
.
311 (Sy )0.001 = 35 kpsi, E =0 = 25 Mpsi,
E =20 kpsi = 14 Mpsi
.
314 G = 77.3 GPa, Sys = 200 MPa
318 Sut = 125.2 kpsi, Sut = 1.9 kpsi
.
.
320 (a) u R = 34.5 in lbf/in3 , (b) u T =
3
3
66.7(10 ) in lbf/in

B4

Chapter 4

44 (a) V (x) = 1.43 40x 40 + 30x 80 +


71.43x 140 60x 180 lbf
M(x) = 1.43x 40x 41 + 30x 81 +
71.43x 141 60x 181 lbf in
46 (a) Mmax = 253 lbf in, (b) (a/l) = 0.207,
M = 214 lbf in
48 (a) 1 = 14, 2 = 4, 3 = 0, 2 = 53.1 cw;
(b) 1 = 18.6, 2 = 6.4, 3 = 0, 2 = 55 ccw;
(c) 1 = 26.2, 2 = 7.78, 3 = 0, 2 = 139.7 cw;
(d) 1 = 23.4, 2 = 4.57, 3 = 0, 2 = 122 cw
413 = 10.2 kpsi, = 0.0245 in, 1 = 0.000 340,
= 0.292, 2 = 0.000 099 1, d =
0.000 049 6 in
418 1 = 30 MPa, 2 = 10 MPa, 3 = 20 MPa,
max = 25 MPa
422 (a) Mmax = 21 600 kip in, (b) xmax = 523 in
from left or right supports
423 (a) A = 42 kpsi, B = 18.5 kpsi, C = 2.7 kpsi,
D = 52.7 kpsi
427 Mmax = 219 lbf in, = 17.8 kpsi,
max = 3.4 kpsi, both models
433 The same
1
-in-thick strips: Tmax = 29.95 lbf in,
437 Two 16
= 0.192 rad, kt = 156 lbf in/rad. One 18 -in-thick
strip: Tmax = 59.90 lbf in, = 0.0960 rad,
kt = 624 lbf in/rad
443 dC = 45 mm
447 max = 11.79 kpsi, max = 7.05 kpsi
453 pi = 639 psi
457 (r )max = 3656 psi
465 max = 0.038 mm, min = 0.0175 mm,
pmax = 147.5 MPa, pmin = 67.9 MPa
469 For max , p = 33.75 kpsi, (t )o = 56.25 kpsi,
(t )i = 33.75 kpsi, o = 0.001 11 in,
i = 0.000 398 in
472 i = 26.3 kpsi, o = 15.8 kpsi
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477 i = 71.3 kpsi, o = 34.2 kpsi


481 pmax = 399F 1/3 MPa, max = 399F 1/3 MPa,
max = 120F 1/3 MPa

B5

Chapter 5

51 (a) k = (1/k1 + 1/k2 + 1/k3 ), (b) k = k1 +


k2 + k3 , (c) k = [1/k1 + 1/(k2 + k3 )]1
510 = 8a 2 /(3l)
512 max = 20.4 kpsi, y = 0.908 in
515 yleft = 0.0506 in, yright = 0.0506 in,
ymidspan = 0.0190 in
518 ymax = 0.0130 in
520 z A = 0.0368 in, z B = 0.00430 in
526 Use d = 1 38 in
530 y B = 0.0459 in
537 y A = 0.101 in, yx=20 in = 0.104 in
545 y A = 0.133 in
548 yx=10 in = 0.0167 in
551 (a) b = 76.5 kpsi, c = 15.2 kpsi,
(b) b = 78.4 kpsi, c = 13.3 kpsi
556 R O = 3.89 kip, RC = 1.11 kip, both in
same direction
559 B E = 140 MPa, D F = 71.2 MPa,
y B = 0.670 mm, yC = 2.27 mm,
y D = 0.341 mm
564 A = ( + 4)P R 3 /(4E I ), B = P R 3 /(4E I )
567 = 0.476 mm
573 (a) t = 0.5 in, (b) No
581 ymax = 2k1 a/(k1 + k2 )

B6

Chapter 6

62 (a) MSS: n = 4.17, DE: n = 4.17, (b) MSS:


n = 4.17, DE: n = 4.81, (c) MSS: n = 2.08, DE:
n = 2.41, (c) MSS: n = 4.17, DE: n = 4.81
63 (a) MSS: n = 2.17, DE: n = 2.50, (b) MSS:
n = 1.45, DE: n = 1.56, (c) MSS: n = 1.52, DE:
n = 1.65, (c) MSS: n = 1.27, DE: n = 1.50
69 (a) DE:  = 12.29 kpsi, n = 3.42
610 (a) DCM: 1 = 90 kpsi, 2 = 0, 3 = 50 kpsi,
r = 0.56, n = 1.77
612 (a) M2M: n = 3.89
613 (a) A = B = 20 kpsi, r = 1, n = 1.5

618 (t )max 13.21 kpsi, l = 6.42 kpsi,


r = 500 psi,  = 11.9 kpsi, n = 3.87
621 Using BCM, select d = 1 38 in
625 d = 18 mm
632 (a) = 0.0005 in, p = 3516 psi,
(t )i = 5860 psi, (r )i = 3516 psi,
(t )o = 9142 psi, (r )o = 3516 psi
635 n o = 2.81, n i = 2.41
640 p = 29.2 MPa

B7

Chapter 7

71 Se = 94.4 kpsi
73 Se = 33.4 kpsi, F = 112.4 kpsi, b = 0.0836,
f = 0.899, a = 106.1 kpsi, S f = 48.2 kpsi,
N = 409 530 cycles
75 (S f )ax = 162N 0.0851 kpsi, 103
N 106 cycles
76 Se = 243 MPa
710 Se = 221.8 MPa, ka = 0.899, kb = 1, kc = 0.85,
Se = 169.5 MPa, K t = 2.5, K f = 2.09,
Fa = 21.6 kN, Fy = 98.7 kN
712 Yield: n y = 1.18. Fatigue: (a) n f = 1.06,
(b) n f = 1.31, (c) n f = 1.32
717 n y = 5.06, (a) n f = 2.44, (b) n f = 2.55
723 At the fillet n f = 1.70
724 (a) T = 3.42 N m, (b) T = 4.21 N m,
(c) n y = 1.91
727 (a) Pall = 16.1 kN, n y = 5.69, (b) Pall = 51.4 kN,
n y = 3.87
729 (a) 24 900 cycles, (b) 27 900 cycles
734 Rotation presumed. Se = 55.7 LN(1, 0.138) kpsi,
ka = 0.768 LN(1, 0.058), kb = 0.879, Se =
37.6 LN(1, 0.150) kpsi, K f = 1.598 LN(1, 0.15),
 = 22.8 LN(1, 0.15) kpsi, z = 2.373, R = 0.991

B8

Chapter 8

81 (a) Thread depth 2.5 mm, thread width 2.5 mm,


dm = 22.5 mm, dr = 20 mm, l = p = 5 mm
84 TR = 16.23 N m, TL = 6.62 N m, e = 0.294
88 T = 16.5 lbf in, dm = 0.5417 in,
l = 0.1667 in, sec = 1.033,
T = 0.0696F , Tc = 0.0328F, Ttotal = 0.1024F ,
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811 L T = 1.25 in, L G = 1.109 in, H = 0.4375 in,


L G + H = 1.5465 in, use 1.75 in, ld = 0.500 in,
lt = 0.609 in
813 L T = 1.25 in, L > h + 1.5d = 1.625 in,
use 1.75 in, ld = 0.500 in, lt = 0.625 in
815 (a) Ad = 0.442 in2 , Atube = 0.552 in2 ,
kb = 1.02(106 ) lbf/in, km = 1.27(106 ) lbf/in,
C = 0.445, (b) Fi = 11 810 lbf
818 Frusta to Wileman ratio is 1.11/1.08
822 n = 4.73
823 n = 5.84
827 kb = 4.63 Mlbf/in, km = 7.99 Mlbf/in using
frustums
834 (a) L = 2.5 in, (b) kb = 6.78 Mlbf/in,
km = 14.41 Mlbf/in, C = 0.320
837 Load: n = 3.19. Separation: n = 4.71. Fatigue:
n = 3.27
843 Bolt shear: n = 3.26. Bolt bearing: n = 5.99.
Member bearing: n = 3.71. Member tension:
n = 5.36
848 F = 2.22 kN
850 Bearing on bolt, n = 9.58;
shear of bolt, n = 5.79;
bearing on members, n = 5.63;
bending of members, n = 2.95

B9

Chapter 9

91 F = 17.7 kip
93 F = 11.3 kip
95 (a)  = 1.13F kpsi, x = y = 5.93F kpsi,
max = 9.22F kpsi, F = 2.17 kip; (b) all = 11 kpsi,
Fall = 1.19 kip
98  = 0 (why?), F = 49.2 kN
99 A two-way tie for first, vertical parallel beads, and
square beads
910 First: horizontal parallel beads. Second: square
beads
911 Decisions: Pattern; all-around square
Electrode: E60XX
Type: two parallel fillets, two transverse fillets
Length of beads: 12 in
Leg: 14 in
920 max = 18 kpsi
922 n = 3.57

B10

1015

Chapter 10

103 (a) L 0 = 5.17 in, (b) FSsy = 45.2 lbf,


(c) k = 11.55 lbf/in, (d) (L 0 )cr = 5.89 in, guide
spring
105 (a) L 0 = 47.7 mm, (b) p = 5.61 mm, (c) Fs =
81.1 N, (d) k = 2643 N/m, (e) (L 0 )cr = 105.2 mm,
needs guidance
109 Not solid safe, L 0 0.577 in
1015 Not solid safe, L 0 66.6 mm
1019 (a) p = 10 mm, L s = 44.2 mm, Na = 12 turns,
(b) k = 1080 N/m, (c) Fs = 81.9 N, (d) s =
271 MPa
1029 (a) L 0 = 16.12 in, (b) i = 14.95 kpsi,
(c) k = 4.855 lbf/in, (d) F = 85.8 lbf,
(e) y = 14.4 in
1033 (a) k  = 24.7 lbf in/turn each, (b) 297 kpsi
1034 k = 2E I /[R 2 (19 R + 18l)]

B11

Chapter 11

111 x D = 540, FD = 2.278 kN, C10 = 18.59 kN,


0230 mm deep-groove ball bearing, R = 0.919
114 R = R1 R2 = 0.927(0.942) = 0.873, goal not met
118 x D = 180, C10 = 57.0 kN
1111 C10 = 8.88 kN
1113 R O = 195 N, R E = 196 N, deep-groove
0225 mm at O and C
1118 l2 = 0.267(106 ) rev

B12

Chapter 12

121 cmin = 0.000 75 in, r = 0.500 in, r/c = 667,


N j = 18.3 r/s, S = 0.261, h 0 /c = 0.595, r f /c = 5.8,
Q/(rcNl) = 3.98, Q s /Q = 0.5, h 0 = 0.000 446 in,
H = 0.0134 Btu/s, Q = 0.0274 in3/s,
Q s = 0.0137 in3/s
123 SAE 10: h 0 = 0.000 275 in, pmax = 847 psi,
cmin = 0.0025 in
127 h 0 = 0.0165 mm, f = 0.007 65,
Q = 1263 mm3/s
129 h 0 = 0.010 mm, H = 34.3 W, Q =
1072 mm3/s, Q s = 793 mm3/s
1211 Tav = 65 C, h 0 = 0.0272 mm, H = 45.2 W,
Q s = 1712 mm3/s
1220 15.2 mPa s

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Chapter 13

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131 35 teeth, 3.25 in


132 400 rev/min, p = 3 mm, C = 112.5 mm
134 a = 0.3333 in, b = 0.4167 in, c = 0.0834 in,
p = 1.047 in, t = 0.523 in, d1 = 7 in, d1b =
6.578 in, d2 = 9.333 in, d2b = 8.77 in,
pb = 0.984 in
135 d P = 2.333 in, dG = 5.333 in, = 23.63 ,
= 66.37 , A0 = 2.911 in, F = 0.873 in
138 (a) 13, (b) 15, (c) 18, (d) 16
1310 10:20 and higher
1313 (a) pn = 3 mm, pt = 10.40 mm,
px = 22.30 mm, (b) m t = 3.310 mm,
t = 21.88 , (c) d p = 59.58 mm,
dG = 105.92 mm
1315 e = 4/51, n d = 47.06 rev/min cw
1322 n A = 68.57 rev/min cw
1327 n b /n a = 11/36 same sense
1333 F A = 71.5 i + 53.4 j + 350.5 k lbf,
F B = 149.5 i 590.4 k lbf
1340 FC = 1565 i + 672 j lbf;
F D = 1610 i 425 j + 154 k lbf

B14

Chapter 14

141 = 7.63 kpsi


144 = 82.6 MPa
147 F = 2.5 in
1410 m = 2 mm, F = 25 mm
1414 c = 617 MPa
1417 W t = 16 890 N, H = 97.2 kW
(pinion bending); W t = 3433 N, H = 19.8 kW
(pinion and gear wear)
1418 W t = 1356 lbf, H = 34.1 hp (pinion bending);
W t = 1720 lbf, H = 43.3 hp (gear bending),
W t = 265 lbf; H = 6.67 hp (pinion and gear wear)
1422 W t = 775 lbf, H = 19.5 hp (pinion bending);
W t = 300 lbf, H = 7.55 hp (pinion wear) AGMA
method accounts for more conditions
1424 Rating power = min(157.5, 192.9, 53.0, 59.0) =
53 hp
1428 Rating power = min(270, 335, 240, 267) =
240 hp
1434 H = 69.7 hp

B15

Chapter 15

= 690 lbf, H1 = 16.4 hp, WGt = 620 lbf,


151
H2 = 14.8 hp
152 W Pt = 464 lbf, H3 = 11.0 hp, WGt = 531 lbf,
H4 = 12.6 hp
158 Pinion core 300 Bhn, case, 373 Bhn; gear core
339 Bhn, case, 345 Bhn
159 All four W t = 690 lbf
1511 Pinion core 180 Bhn, case, 266 Bhn; gear core,
180 Bhn, case, 266 Bhn
W Pt

B16

Chapter 16

161 (a) Right shoe: pa = 111.4 psi cw rotation,


(b) Right shoe: T = 2530 lbf in; left shoe:
1310 lbf in; total T = 3840 lbf in, (c) RH shoe:
R x = 229 lbf, R y = 940 lbf, R = 967 lbf; LH
shoe: R x = 130 lbf, R y = 171 lbf, R = 215 lbf
163 LH shoe: T = 161.4 N m, pa = 610 kPa; RH
shoe: T = 59.0 N m, pa = 222.8 kPa, Ttotal =
220.4 N m
165 pa = 203 kN, T = 38.76 N m
168 a  = 1.209r , a = 1.170r
1610 P = 1560 lbf, T = 29 980 lbf in
1614 (a) T = 8200 lbf in, P = 504 lbf, H = 26 hp;
(b) R = 901 lbf; (c) p|=0 = 70 psi,
p|=270 = 27.3 psi
1617 (a) F = 1885 lbf, T = 7125 lbf in;
(c) torque capacity exhibits a stationary point
maximum

d = 3.75 in, T = 7173


1618 (a) d = D/ 3; (b)

lbf in; (c) (d/D) = 1/ 3 = 0.577


1619 (a) Uniform wear: pa = 82.2 kPa, F = 949 N;
(b) Uniform pressure: pa = 79.1 kPa, F = 948 N
1623 Cs = 0.08, t = 5.30 in
1626 (b) Ie = I M + I P + n 2 I P + I L /n 2 ;
(c) Ie = 10 + 1 + 102 (1) + 100/102 = 112
1627 (c) n = 2.430, m = 4.115, which are
independent of I L

B17

Chapter 17

171 (a) Fc = 0.913 lbf, Fi = 101.1 lbf, F1a = 147 lbf,


F2 = 57 lbf; (b) Ha = 2.5 hp, n f s = 1.0;
(c) 0.151 in

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173 A-3 polyamide belt, b = 6 in, Fc = 77.4 lbf,


T = 10 946 lbf in, F1 = 573.7 lbf, F2 = 117.6 lbf,
Fi = 268.3 lbf, dip = 0.562 in
175 (a) T = 742.8 lbf in, Fi = 148.1 lbf;
(b) b = 4.13 in; (c) F1 = 293.4 lbf, Fc = 17.7 lbf,
Fi = 147.6 lbf, F2 = 41.5 lbf, H = 20.6 hp,
n f s = 1.1
177 R x = (F1 + F2 ){1 0.5[(D d)/(2C)]2 },
R y = (F1 F2 )(D d)/(2C). From Ex. 172,
R y = 1214.4 lbf, R x = 34.6 lbf
1714 With d = 2 in, D = 4 in, life of 106 passes,
b = 4.5 in, n f s = 1.05
1717 Select one B90 belt
1720 Select nine C270 belts, life > 109 passes, life >
150 000 h
1724 (b) n 1 = 1227 rev/min. Table 1720 confirms
this point occurs in the range 1200 200 rev/min,
(c) Eq. (1740) applicable at speeds exceeding 1227
rev/min for No. 60 chain
1725 (a) Ha = 7.91 hp; (b) C = 18 in; (c) T =
1164 lbf in, F = 744 lbf
1727 Four-strand No. 60 chain, N1 = 17 teeth,
N2 = 84 teeth, rounded L/ p = 134, n f s = 1.17, life
15 000 h (pre-extreme)

B18

1017

Chapter 18

181 (a) Maximum bending moment 2371 lbf in,


(b) d A = 1.625 in, d B = 1.810 in, average
diameter 1.810 in
182 (a) d = 1.725 in, (b) d = 1.687 in
1813 d = 1.371 in; d = 1.630 in for n d = 2
1818 d = 24 mm, D = 32 mm, r = 1.6 mm
1820 (a) Static: d = 1.526 in; (b) DE-Gerber:
d = 1.929 in; ASME-elliptic: d = 1.927 in;
MSS-Soderberg: d = 1.932 in; DE-Goodman:
d = 2.008 in
1824 Slope: ym = y  ; deflection: ym = sy = y/2;
moment: Mm = s 3 M = M/8; Force: Fm = s 2 F =
F/4; same material, same stress levels
1826 (a) = 868 rad/s; (b) d = 2 in; (c) =
1736 rad/s (doubles)
1828 (b) = 466 rad/s = 4450 rev/min

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