STREMA Flashcards
Stress
σ = P / A
P = tensile or compressive load
A = cross-sectional area,
Doulble shear
σ = P / nA
n =2 (clevis)
P = tensile or compressive load
A = cross-sectional area
Punching Shear
σ = P / πDt
πDt = punching area
P = tensile or compressive load
A = cross-sectional area,
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Tangetial Stress
σₜ = PᵢD / 2t = (Pᵢ - Pₒ)D/2t
σt = 2σL
Thin walled pressured vessel
Longitudinal/Spherical Stress
σₜ = PᵢD/4t = (Pᵢ - Pₒ)D/2t
σt = 2σL
Hooke’s Law
σ = Ε ε
Ε = Young’s Modulus/ Modulus of Elasticity
ε = strain
Factor of Safety
FoS = σᵤ/σₐ
σₐ = σt
Elongation
δL = PL/EA
Elongation due to its weight
δW= ρgL²/2E = mgL/2AE
Total Elongation
δT = δL + δW
Shear Modulus
G = τ / γ
G= shear stress/ shear strain
Poisson’s Ratio
v = - ε lat / ε long
Δd/d / ΔL/L
Modulus of Rigidity
G = E / 2(1+ ⱴ)
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Bulk Modulus
k = E / 3(1-2ⱴ)
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Thermal Stess
σᴛ = αEΔT
σₐ = σᴛ + σ,yield
α = coefficient of linear expansion
Torsion
Torsional Shearing Stress
τ, max = Tr/J
where:
T = torsion
r = radius
J = Polar moment of inertia
Torsion
Polar Moment of Inertia
Solid Shaft
J = πD⁴/32
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Torsion
Polar Moment of Inertia
Hollow Shaft
J = π(Dₒ⁴-dᵢ⁴)/32
Torsion
Angle of Twist
θ = TL/JG x 360°/2π
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Torsion
Power through shaft
P = 2πƒT
ƒ = Hz, cps, rps
Helical Spring
Approximation Method
τ, max = 16PR/πD³ · [ 1 + d/4R]
Helical Spring
AM Wahl’s Formula
Exact Method
τ, max = 16PR/πD³ · [ 4m-1/4m-4 + 0.615/m]
m = 2R/d
R = mean radius
Helical Spring
Spring Deflection/Deformation
δ = 64PR³n/Gd⁴
where:
n = no. of twists of spring
Spring Constant
k = Pᴛ/δᴛ
Spring Constant
Series
P1 = P2
δᴛ = δ1+δ2
1/k = 1/k1 + 1/k2 + … + 1/kn
Spring Constant
Parallel
Pᴛ = P1 + P2
δ1 = δ2
k = k1 + k2 + … + kn
Cables: Parabolic Cables
Tension at the Supports
T = √(ωL/2)² + H²
ω = weigh of horiz. length
L = spand of supports
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Cables: Parabolic Cables
Tension at the lowest point
H = ωL²/8d
ω = weigh of horiz. length
L = spand of supports
d = sag
Cables: Parabolic Cables
Approx. Length of Cable
S = L + 8d²/3L - 32d⁴/5L³
L = spand of supports
d = sag
Cables: Caternary Cables
- Half Length
- Support Weight
- S = C sinh (x/C)
- y = C cosh (x/C)
y² = S² + C²
c = clearance
Cables: Caternary Cables
Max Tension
T = ωy
y = height
Cables: Caternary Cables
Tension at Lowest Point
H = ωC
c = clearance
Cables: Caternary Cables
W
W = ωS
c = clearance