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A solid circular shaft carries a torque of 50 Nm. If the allowable shear stress of the material is 140 MPa, assuming factor of safety 2, the minimum diameter required for the shaft is

A8 mm

B32 mm

C16 mm

D24 mm

Answer:

C. 16 mm

Read Explanation:

Given: T = 50 Nm, τ=140MPa\tau = 140MPa FOS = 2,,,

τFos\frac{\tau}{Fos}=16Dπd3\frac{16D}{\pi d^3} 1402\Rightarrow \frac{140}{2}=16×50×103πd3d=15.38mmor16mm\frac{16\times50\times10^3}{\pi d^3}\Rightarrow d=15.38 mm or 16 mm


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