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                    where (K ts ) is a stress-concentration factor in shear, and (τ o ) is the shear stress at a change
                    in the geometry of the machine element.                       259
                      For many common changes in geometry, stress-concentration factors, both (K t ) and
                    (K ts ), have been developed (see Marks or Peterson, 1974). Stress-concentration factors are
                    dependent on the geometry of the machine element, not on the material used. However, some
                    materials are more sensitive to stress concentrations, or notches, so the stress-concentration
                    factors will be modified according to their notch sensitivity.
                              U.S. Customary                      SI/Metric
                    Example 1. For the rectangular bar with a  Example 1. For the rectangular bar with a
                    transverse hole in Fig. 6.18 loaded in tension,  transverse hole in Fig. 6.18 loaded in tension,
                    calculate the axial stress (σ axial ), the stress at  calculate the axial stress (σ axial ), the stress at
                    the hole (σ o ), and the design normal stress (σ xx )  the hole (σ o ), and the design normal stress (σ xx )
                    using Eqs. (6.19), (6.20), and (6.21), where  using Eqs. (6.19), (6.20), and (6.21), where

                      P = 1,200 lb                       P = 5,400 N
                      w = 3in                            w = 7.5 cm = 0.075 m
                       t = 0.25 in                       t = 0.6 cm = 0.006 m
                      d = 1in                            d = 2.5 = 0.025 m
                      K t = 2.35                        K t = 2.35
                    solution                           solution
                    Step 1. Using Eq. (6.19) calculate the axial  Step 1. Using Eq. (6.19) calculate the axial
                    stress (σ axial ) as               stress (σ axial ) as
                             P   P     1,200 lb               P   P       5,400 N
                       σ axial =  =  =                  σ axial =  =  =
                             A   wt  (3in)(0.25 in)           A   wt  (0.075 m)(0.006 m)
                               1,200 lb      2                 5,400 N            2
                             =      = 1,600 lb/in           =         = 12,000,000 N/m
                               0.75 in 2                      0.00045 m 2
                             = 1.6 kpsi                     = 12.0MPa
                    Step 2. Using Eq. (6.20) calculate the stress at  Step 2. Using Eq. (6.20) calculate the stress at
                    the hole (σ o ) as                 the hole (σ o ) as
                              P      P                         P      P
                         σ o =  =                        σ axial =  =
                              A o  (w − d)( t)                 A o  (w − d)( t)
                                  1,200 lb                        5,400 N
                           =                                =
                             ([3 − 1] in)(0.25 in)            (0.05 m)(0.006 m)
                             1,200 lb                          5,400 N
                           =       = 2,400 lb/in 2          =         = 18,000,000 N/m 2
                              0.5in 2                         0.0003 m 2
                           = 2.4 kpsi                       = 18.0MPa
                    Step 3. Using Eq. (6.21) calculate the design  Step 3. Using Eq. (6.21) calculate the design
                    normal stress (σ xx ) as           normal stress (σ xx ) as

                        σ xx = K t σ o = (2.35)(2.4 kpsi)  σ xx = K t σ o = (2.35)(18.0MPa)
                           = 5.6 kpsi                        = 42.3MPa
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