Machine Design volume 1
Machine Design volume 1
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In hull-work, the diameter of the rivet varies from \ in. To I \ ins. , depending upon the thickness of the plating. 3. MULTIPLE RIVETING. The efficiency of the single-riveted lap joint is but little more than 50 per cent. , i. E. , (p d}t - p /= 0. 5, about. Hence, only about one half of the full strength of the connected plates is utilized. This seam is employed only where, FIG. 74.
owing to caulking, corrosion, or other reasons, a sheet relatively so thick is used that the fractional strengt...h, as above, will suffice to resist the load upon the joint.
Assume a single-riveted lap-joint just capable of bearing, with a proper factor of safety, a given load and let it be desired to aug- ment this load without increasing the thickness of the plate. It is evident that the strength of the joint must be made greater in ten- sion, shearing and bearing to resist stresses (a), (^), and (e), disre- garding, for the time, the stresses (<: and="" within="" the="" margin.="" to="" provide="" for="" rise="" in="" stress="" net="" plate-section="" must="" be="" greater="" i.="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In hull-work, the diameter of the rivet varies from \ in. To I \ ins. , depending upon the thickness of the plating. 3. MULTIPLE RIVETING. The efficiency of the single-riveted lap joint is but little more than 50 per cent. , i. E. , (p d}t - p /= 0. 5, about. Hence, only about one half of the full strength of the connected plates is utilized. This seam is employed only where, FIG. 74.
owing to caulking, corrosion, or other reasons, a sheet relatively so thick is used that the fractional strengt...h, as above, will suffice to resist the load upon the joint.
Assume a single-riveted lap-joint just capable of bearing, with a proper factor of safety, a given load and let it be desired to aug- ment this load without increasing the thickness of the plate. It is evident that the strength of the joint must be made greater in ten- sion, shearing and bearing to resist stresses (a), (^), and (e), disre- garding, for the time, the stresses (<: and="" within="" the="" margin.="" to="" provide="" for="" rise="" in="" stress="" net="" plate-section="" must="" be="" greater="" i.="">
What to read after Machine Design volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ledyard Cathcart to read onlineMoreLess
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