The 30 kW Shaft That Needed 239 NΒ·m of Torque
The shaft power was 30 kW at 1200 rpm. That meant about 239 NΒ·m torque, not 30 NΒ·m.
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The shaft power was 30 kW at 1200 rpm. That meant about 239 NΒ·m torque, not 30 NΒ·m.
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The shaft power was 30 kW at 1200 rpm. That meant about 239 NΒ·m torque, not 30 NΒ·m.
At 2 MPa internal pressure, the vessel's hoop stress reached 100 MPaβtwice the longitudinal stress.
The spring force was 500 N, but the deflection depended strongly on wire diameter, coil diameter, and active coils.
The torque was only 2 kNΒ·m, but the outer surface of the 50 mm shaft reached about 81.5 MPa shear stress.
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