Calculations of Elements of Machine Design
Calculations of Elements of Machine Design
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Let us first determine the total bolt values for certain given positions of the neutral axis, and later look into the factors that control the position of this axis. Referring to Fig. 10 it will be evident that the amount, each bolt is stretched, and therefore the stress it resists, varies directly as its distance from the neutral axis. It will be further noted that the mo- ment of any one bolt as regards the neutral axis is directly propor- tional to the square of its distance from this axis, ...because the moment of any bolt is the product of the force it exerts, and the distance through which it acts. Consequently, if we could easily determine the value of the mean square, as we surely can, we will then only have to multiply it by the number of bolts to obtain the sum of the squares FLANGE BOLTS 23 Consider six bolts, as in Fig. 14, spaced equidistant on a circle of radius = 1. Let the maximum stress in any bolt be 8, 000 pounds, and take the neutral axis as being tangent to the bolt circle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us first determine the total bolt values for certain given positions of the neutral axis, and later look into the factors that control the position of this axis. Referring to Fig. 10 it will be evident that the amount, each bolt is stretched, and therefore the stress it resists, varies directly as its distance from the neutral axis. It will be further noted that the mo- ment of any one bolt as regards the neutral axis is directly propor- tional to the square of its distance from this axis, ...because the moment of any bolt is the product of the force it exerts, and the distance through which it acts. Consequently, if we could easily determine the value of the mean square, as we surely can, we will then only have to multiply it by the number of bolts to obtain the sum of the squares FLANGE BOLTS 23 Consider six bolts, as in Fig. 14, spaced equidistant on a circle of radius = 1. Let the maximum stress in any bolt be 8, 000 pounds, and take the neutral axis as being tangent to the bolt circle.
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