Stress concentration and fatigue strength of involute spline shafts and couplings

Wendler, Jana; Schlecht, Berthold

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“…Evaluation using finite element methods (FEM) can be found in Refs. [12][13][14][15][16] Using FEM the axial stress distribution is also discussed in Tjernberg 17 and Barrot et al 18 In Kahn-Jetter et al 19 the involute spline strength is compared to the strength of a trilobe design. In the present paper we apply the finite element method (FEM) for stress evaluation.…”

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Optimal shaft-hub connections

Pedersen

2022

The Journal of Strain Analysis for Engineering Design

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In all power transmitting machines the shaft-hub connection has a large impact on the overall machine size, if the strength can be increased we can reduce the size. The connection between shaft and hub is a machine element with many possible designs available and described in standards. The connection can be either permanent or changeable, the goal is in all cases to have as high a strength for the connection as possible. Focus is in the present paper on the connections with easy assembly and disassembly, that is, on positive connections (geometrically locked). The designs specified in standards are traditionally made with straight lines and circular arches. Alternatively the involute spline can be used. For this case the cutting tool shape is made with straight lines and circular arches. Present standard designs are not made with minimum stress concentrations as the main objective, other features as for example, easy manufacturing has the primary importance. In the present paper we show how the involute spline design can be significantly improved in relation to strength maximization by reducing the maximum stress. The maximum stress can in many cases be reduced by more than [Formula: see text] relative to standard design.

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Optimal shaft-hub connections

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2022

The Journal of Strain Analysis for Engineering Design

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Stress concentration and fatigue strength of involute spline shafts and couplings

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