Question 7.2: Endurance Limit for a Stepped Shaft in Reversed Bending Rewo...
Endurance Limit for a Stepped Shaft in Reversed Bending
Rework Example 7.1 for the condition that the critical point on the shaft is at a diameter change from d to D with a full fillet where there is reversed bending and no torsion, as shown in Figure 7.10.
Given: d = 1 5/8 in., D = 1 7/8 in., S_{u} =100 ks.
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