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Design And Construction Of Portable Storage For Perishable Product
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3.4.5 Design of Shaft
The rotating parts of the forage chopper are mounted on a shaft which must provide a constant rotary motion for the cutting knives which are carried on a flywheel. The shaft considered for satisfactory performance is to be rigid enough while transmitting load under various operating conditions. To achieve this, a solid circular shaft was considered for analysis of combined torsional and bending stresses.Since the shaft will be subjected to torsional stress and high vibration, adequate calculation is made to determine the correct nominal allowable stress, bending stress and torsional stress. For solid shaft having little or no axial load, the diameter is given by: (Hicks 1995; Desmond 2007; Benham and Warnock 1980.
T = π x t x d3
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Where
T = Twisting moment (Nm)
t = Torsional shear (N/m2) = 42mpa (Khurmi and Gupta, 2004)
d = Diameter of the shaft (m)
T = (T1 – T2) R
Where
T1= Tight side tension (N)
T2 = slack side tension (N)
R = Radius of the pulley
Table 3.1 shows the Summary of Results of Design Calculations shown
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