Design for
Stiffness Lecture 1
Vanessa Review Exam 1
Restrepo
Review HW 3, stress analysis 3D
Lecture 1
Introduction to beam deflections
Review Exam 1
Review HW3
Introduction to
Beam deflections
2 Lecture 2
Lecture 2 SFD/BMD
Singularity functions
SFD/BMD
SF
Lecture 3
SF applied to
beams 4 Lecture 3
Lecture 4
Design for
Singularity functions applied to beam
stiffness
deflections
Lecture 5
Design for
stiffness 4 Lecture 4
Lecture 6
Buckling
Design for stiffness
Lecture 7
Buckling 5 Lecture 5
Design for stiffness
5 Lecture 6
Buckling
5 Lecture 7
Buckling
Vanessa Restrepo Design for Stiffness
Design for
Stiffness Finding Internal Moments
Vanessa
Restrepo Using singularity functions, determine the internal moment
for the beams and loadings in (a-f).
Lecture 1
Review Exam 1
Review HW3
Stress state
analysis in Beams
Lecture 2
SFD/BMD
SF
Lecture 3
SF applied to
beams
Lecture 4
Design for
stiffness
Lecture 5
Design for
stiffness
Lecture 6
Buckling
Lecture 7
Buckling
Vanessa Restrepo Design for Stiffness
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Design for
Stiffness Shafts: Introduction
Vanessa
Restrepo
Lecture 1
Review Exam 1
Review HW3
Stress state
analysis in Beams
Lecture 2
SFD/BMD
SF
Lecture 3
SF applied to
beams
Lecture 4
Design for
stiffness
Lecture 5
Design for
stiffness
A shaft is a rotating member that is used to transmit power or motion.
Lecture 6
It provides the axis of rotation for elements such as,
Buckling gears
pulleys
Lecture 7
Buckling flywheels
cranks
sprockets, etc.
Splines on a shaft allow one to attach a shaft to another short or motor, or
they can allow gears to shift horizontally (along the axis of the shaft).
There can be fixed gears on a shaft and freely rotating gears that cannot
shift along the axis of the shaft, but are not bound to the shaft and are free
to rotate about the shaft.
Vanessa Restrepo Design for Stiffness
Design for
Stiffness Shafts: Introduction
Vanessa
Restrepo
Lecture 1
Review Exam 1
Review HW3
Stress state
analysis in Beams
Lecture 2
SFD/BMD
SF
Lecture 3
SF applied to
beams
Lecture 4
Design for
stiffness
Lecture 5
Design for
stiffness
Gears, pulleys, flywheels, etc can be attached to a shaft via:
Lecture 6 Splines
Buckling
Keyways
Lecture 7 Setscrews
Buckling
Pins
Shrink fits
Tapered fits
When we design a shaft we design for:
Static and Fatigue strength.
Bending and Torsional deflections.
Vibrations due to natural frequencies.
Assigned reading: Chapter 7.
Vanessa Restrepo Design for Stiffness
Design for
Stiffness Slopes
Vanessa For the steel countershaft shown find the slope of the shaft at each bearing.
Restrepo Assume the bearings constitute simple supports. Assume the relationship
between T1 and T2 is 3T1 = 20T2. E = 30 × 106 psi and I = 0.05 in4.
Lecture 1
Review Exam 1
Review HW3
Stress state
analysis in Beams
Lecture 2
SFD/BMD
SF
Lecture 3
SF applied to
beams
Lecture 4
Design for
stiffness
Lecture 5
Design for
stiffness
Lecture 6
Buckling
Lecture 7
Buckling
Vanessa Restrepo Design for Stiffness
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