Maximum Bore Diameter for Axial Tensile Load question

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The problem involves determining the maximum bore diameter for a solid circular section bar subjected to an axial tensile load, while ensuring that the stress does not exceed a specified allowable stress based on a factor of safety. The parameters include a yield stress and a specific tensile load.

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  • Participants discuss the application of stress formulas and the correct setup of equations to find the bore diameter. There are questions about the accuracy of calculations and the handling of units.

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Participants are actively working through the calculations, with some offering corrections to each other's equations. There is an ongoing exploration of the signs and values in the equations, but no consensus has been reached on the final answer.

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There is mention of a specific allowable stress derived from a factor of safety, and participants are checking their calculations against this value. Some confusion arises from the interpretation of results and the correctness of intermediate steps.

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A 25mm diameter solid circular section bar made from given material tested is to be
bored axially to produce a cylinder of uniform thickness. If this cylinder is then subjected
to an axial tensile load of 75kN, what is the maximum diameter of the bore possible if the
stress in the cylinder is not to exceed an allowable stress based on a factor of safety of
1.33 of the yield stress

Yield Stress: 320MPa
E: 205GPa
B = bore radius
Calculated allowed stress σ/1.33 = 241MPA
I use σ = F/A
A=F/σ


∏*( r - B)2 = 75000/241MPa

∏*( 0.0125 - B)2 = 75000/241MPa

Is this the right up to now? i have continued to work this out and don't get the correct answer of 5.59 x 10-6
 
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Your equation on the left side should be

π(r2-B2)
 
Ok so i get (1.563*10-4-B2) = 9.906*10-5

B2=(9.906*10-5)-1.563*10-4B2= -5.719*10-5

It doesn't seem right have i went wrong?
 
I have just changed some of that, put it in wrong
 
What are your units?
 
i converted radius into metres before using them in the equation
 
MMCS said:
(1.563*10-4-B2) = 9.906*10-5

B2=(9.906*10-5)-1.563*10-4
Try that step again, being more careful with the signs.
 
Paying attention to the signs i get 5.724*10^-5 = b^2
once i square root that my answer becomes way off from the correct answer of 5.59 x 10-6
 
MMCS said:
Paying attention to the signs i get 5.724*10^-5 = b^2
once i square root that my answer becomes way off from the correct answer of 5.59 x 10-6

That's because 5.59 x 10-6 is not the correct answer. You have done the problem correctly now, and the value of b is 0.00756 m. The diameter 2b is 0.01513 m, or 15.3 mm. Congratulate yourself. Where did you get the 5.59 x 10-6 from?
 

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