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                       Problems
                       Review Questions


                       1  According to the load a shaft carries, shafts include three types. What types are the
                          front shaft, middle shaft and back shaft of a bicycle?

                       2  How should one decide on the input shaft and output shaft in a gear reducer?

                       3  A transmission shaft made of medium-carbon steel has an equivalent diameter of
                          d . The shaft is supported by a pair of bearings with a spur gear mounted in the
                           v
                          middle. The maximum deflection and twist angles are y and   , respectively. Would
                          the following measures reduce the deflection and twist angle? And which method is
                          the most effective?
                         (1) Increase the equivalent diameter to 2d v
                         (2) Reduce 50% of the span
                         (3) Use alloy steel
                       4  Why are most transmission shafts stepped? What should be considered while
                          deciding the diameter and length of each segment of a shaft?
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