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D1 / D 0.700.80 D =132mm, D1 =92.4105.6mm

D1 =100.0mm

L1 / D =0.350.50 L1 =46.266.0mm

L1 =55mm

D2 / D =0.60 0.70 D2 =79.2 92.4mm,

D2 =85.0mm

L2 / D =0.35 0.45, L2 =46.2 59.4mm,

L2 =50.0mm

d1

d 2 30.0mm d1 = d 2 =50.0mm

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9-1 h D

h / D =0.20.3 h =26.439.6mm h =30.0mm.

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b D b / D =0.91.3 b =118.8171.6mm

b =130.0mm

bh 2
W = ( mm3 )2.1
6

W =3000 mm3

S / D

,
D1 + D2
= R (mm)2.2
2

R -- R = S /2, S S =145mm R =72.5mm

2=20.0mm
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Pg Pj Pc1 Pc2

Pa Pb

2.4

L2 P Pb Pb
Z1 = ( Pg Pj Pc1 Pc2 ) a ( L a1 + a2 ) + 1 ( L a1 b2 ) + 2 (a2 + b2 ) N2.3
L1 L L L

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Z1 = ( Pg Pj Pc1 Pc2 ) Pa + Pb N2.4
2

Pb -- Pb = Pb1 + Pb2

Pc -- Pc = Pc1 + Pc2

M 1

M1 = Z1a1 N m 2.5

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bh 2
= M1 MPa 2.6
6

b -- m
h -- m

Pg max Pg min 2.5 2.4


M1max

M1min 2.52.6 max min

2.5

4-1 Pg min =0.1 MPa max =82.27 MPa

min =-15.11 MPa


1
a = ( max min ) MPa 2.7
2
=48.69 MPa


1
m = ( max + min ) MPa 2.8
2
m =33.58 MPa

M k max =7394.20 Nm M k min =0 Nm

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Mk
n = MPa 2.9
D24 d 24
16 D2

max =62.30 MPa min =0 MPa


1
a = ( max min ) MPa 2.10
2

1
m = ( max + min ) MPa 2.11
2
a =31.15 MPa m =31.15 MPa

2.7.2

max max

2.6

2.6

= u max n 2.12

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u max -- MPa

= f1 f 2 f3 f 4 f5 2.13
0

-- 9-53 r h =0.2
0

0 =2.5

f1 -- 9-54 d =0.2

h d =0.3 f1 =0.84

f 2 -- 9-55 b d =0.2

d =0.2 f 2 =0.85

f 3 -- 9-56 d1 d =0.3

f 3 =1.00

f 4 -- e 9-57

e d =0.1 f 4 =0.99

f 5 -- l

9-58 f 5 =1.12

d d1

11 =1.97.

= u max n 2.14

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u max -- MPa

= q1q2 q3q4 q5 2.15


0

-- 2
0

9-62 0 =1.62

q1 -- 9-63 q1 =1.37

q2 -- 9-63 q2 =1.08

q3 -- 9-64 q3 =1.00

q4 -- 9-65

q4 =0.96

q5 -- q5 =1

=2.73

2.7.3

1
n = 2.16
K
a + m

1 -- 1 = 0.32 b

b =588 MPa 1 =188.16 MPa

K --

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K = 1 + q ( 1) 2.17

q
9-16 q =0.5

K =1.49

-- 6-2

=1.30

-- 9-14

=0.9

-- 3-3

=0.05

n =3.74

1
n = 2.18
K
a + m

1 -- 1 = 0.58 1

1 =109.13 MPa

K ---

K = 1 + q (1 + 1) 2.19

q
9-16 q =0.22

K =1.38

-- 9-14

=0.9

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-- 3-3 =0

n =2.97

3.
n n
n= 2.20
n2 + n2

n =2.33 1.5

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