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    This document contains three homework problems about determining stresses in rotating cylinders and discs. The first problem involves calculating hoop and radial stresses in a solid cylinder rotating at 300 rad/s. The second calculates radial and circumferential stresses in a hollow cylinder rotating at 4000 rpm. The third determines stresses at the center and edge of a thin steel disc rotating at 5000 rpm with a linear temperature variation from the center to edge. Material properties and constants are provided for each problem.

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    This document contains three homework problems about determining stresses in rotating cylinders and discs. The first problem involves calculating hoop and radial stresses in a solid cylinder rotating at 300 rad/s. The second calculates radial and circumferential stresses in a hollow cylinder rotating at 4000 rpm. The third determines stresses at the center and edge of a thin steel disc rotating at 5000 rpm with a linear temperature variation from the center to edge. Material properties and constants are provided for each problem.

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    ROTATIONAL STRESSES

    9. WEEK
    HOMEWORK
    Homework 8.4

    A solid long cylinder of diameter 400 mm is rotating about its axis at an


    angular speed of 300 rad /s. Determine the maximum and minimum values of
    radial and hoop stresses.

    Given ρ = 0.07644 × 10 3 N/mm3, ν =0.3, g = 9.81m/s2


    Homework 8.5

    A long cylinder of steel of outer diameter 750 mm and inner diameter 250 mm
    is rotating about its axis at 4000 rpm. Determine the radial stress and
    circumferential stress along the radius of cylinder.

    Given ρ = 0.078 N/cm3, ν = 0.3, g = 980 m/s2


    Homework 8.6

    A thin uniform steel disc of diameter 500 mm is rotating about its


    axis at 5000 rpm. Determine the stresses developed at the
    centre of the disc and at its periphery if the disc has a linear
    variation of temperature of 50°C between the centre and in outer
    edge. (Temperature varies from zero at centre to 50°C at
    periphery.)
    Given α = 11 × 10–6/°C, ρ = 0.07644 × 10–3 N/mm3, g = 9800
    mm/s2 E = 210 GPa, ν = 0.3.

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