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Cylinder shrink fitted on a solid shaft: Shrink fitting or press fitting a gear, disk, or jacket

to a solid shaft can be considered by setting a = 0 in Equation (14.33). With this revision,

the contact pressure between a cylinder and a solid shaft can be expressed as

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INTERFERENCE FITS

p

c

=

2 2

( c − b )

2

4bc

(14.34)

Tube and jacket of different materials: If the tube and the jacket are of different materials,

then the contact pressure between the two cylinders can be expressed as

p

c

=

2 2

1 ⎛ b + a ⎞ 1 c b

b − νT

E

2 2

T ⎝

b − a ⎠

⎟ + ⎛ +

EJ

c − b

δ

2 2

2 2

⎞ ⎤

+ νJ

⎟ ⎥

(14.35)

If the inner cylinder is a solid shaft (i.e., a = 0), then the contact pressure between a solid

shaft of one material and an outer cylinder consisting of a second material is

p

c

=

b

E

T

δ

b ⎛ c

(1 − νT

) +

E ⎝

c

J

+ b

− b

2 2

2 2

+ νJ

(14.36)

ExAmpLE 14.4

A steel [E = 200 GPa, ν = 0.3] cylindrical jacket having an external diameter of 240 mm

is shrink fitted over a steel tube having internal and external diameters of 80 mm and

160 mm, respectively. The radial interference is 0.050 mm. Calculate

(a) The pressure between the tube and the jacket.

(b) The maximum circumferential stress in the tube.

(c) The maximum circumferential stress in the jacket.

Plan the Solution

From the cylinder dimensions and the radial interference, calculate the contact pressure

created by shrinking the jacket onto the tube. The contact pressure will be an external

pressure for the tube and an internal pressure for the jacket. Once the contact pressure is

established, the circumferential stresses in both the tube and the jacket can be calculated.

SolutioN

The radii for the combined tube and jacket are a = 40 mm, b = 80 mm, and c = 120 mm.

Contact Pressure

The radial interference of δ = 0.050 mm creates a contact pressure p c on the interface

between the two cylinders:

p

c

2 2 2 2

( c − b )( b − a )

=

3 2 2

2 b ( c − a )

2 2 2 2

(200,000 MPa)(0.050 mm)[(120 mm) − (80 mm) ][(80 mm) − (40 mm) ]

=

3 2 2

2(80 mm) [(120 mm) − (40 mm) ]

= 29.30 MPa

Ans.

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