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    The document describes a machine design exam on flange-bolt couplings (FBC). An FBC uses bolts to connect two flanges and transmit torque between misaligned shafts. The exam has two parts - a true/false section testing knowledge of FBC design concepts, and problem solving questions calculating torque capacities and bolt/flange dimensions. Concepts covered include how inner and outer bolts share load, sizing flanges based on material strength, and how changing bolt circle diameter and number of bolts affects an FBC's capacity.

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    The document describes a machine design exam on flange-bolt couplings (FBC). An FBC uses bolts to connect two flanges and transmit torque between misaligned shafts. The exam has two parts - a true/false section testing knowledge of FBC design concepts, and problem solving questions calculating torque capacities and bolt/flange dimensions. Concepts covered include how inner and outer bolts share load, sizing flanges based on material strength, and how changing bolt circle diameter and number of bolts affects an FBC's capacity.

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    Machine Design One

    Exam – Flange-Bolt Coupling


    Name ____________________________ Section ________

    Part I: True or False. Write T if the statement is true and F if the statement is false.
    Erasure is not allowed. Five points each. FBC – Flange-Bolt Coupling

    _______ 1. Flange-bolt couplings can be used on misaligned shafts.


    _______ 2. In a flange-bolt coupling with two rows of bolts, the inner bolts carries the bulk of the
    transmitted torque.
    _______ 3. Flange thickness is calculated using the flange material’s shearing stress.
    _______ 4. The flange and the bolts should always be made of the same material.
    _______ 5. Doubling the diameter of the bolt circle will increase the capacity of the FBC by half.
    _______ 6. It is possible to have smaller diameter bolts in the inner bolt circle (compared to the
    outer bolts) without reducing the capacity of the coupling.
    _______ 7. Flanges may used to connect shafts of different diameters.
    _______ 8. Flanges are connected to shafts using threads.
    _______ 9. Friction is a factor in calculating the capacity of a flange-bolt coupling.

    Part II: Problem Solving. Solve the following problems on a separate sheet of paper and
    show all logical solutions. Final answer should contain the correct unit. Each problem is
    worth ten points.

    1. A 12-mm bolt has a shearing strength of 40 MPa. What flange thickness is required to hold this
    bolt in place using a flange with a bearing strength of 20 MPa?
    2. A flange 12 mm thick has eight holes 10 mm in diameter. The flange has a certified bearing
    strength of 32 MPa. What bolt circle diameter would give the flange and the eight holes a
    capacity of 2500 N-m of torque?
    3. Calculate the toque capacity of six 8-mm bolts on a 120-mm bolt circle if the bolts have a
    shearing strength of 35 MPa.
    4. How many 8-mm bolts on a 400-mm bolt circle are required to transmit 1.6 kN-m of torque if
    the bolts are rated 30 MPa on their shearing strength?
    5. A flange-bolt coupling consists of six bolts on a 200-mm bolt circle and eight bolts on a 250-mm
    bolt circle. The bolts are all 10 mm in diameter and are designed to shear at 42 MPa. Calculate
    the capacity of the coupling.
    6. To what diameter could the inner bolts in Problem 5 be reduced without affecting the torque
    transmitted by the FBC? Assume that the new bolts have the same shearing strength of 42 MPa.

    7. A flange-bolt coupling is to transmit 50 kW of power at 240 rpm using eight bolts on a 600-mm
    bolt circle. The bolts are designed to shear at 20 MPa. What diameter of bolts should be used?

    8. In problem 5, how many of the outer bolts carry just a little over 50% of the torque?

    9. An FBC has four 10-mm bolts with shearing strength of 20 MPa and a torque capacity of 1500
    N-m. Calculate the diameter of the bolt circle.

    10. The flange in an FBC has eight holes 10 mm in diameter on a 600-mm bolt circle. The flange
    has a compressive strength of 120 MPa and is 15 mm thick. What is the torque capacity of the
    flange?

    11. What should be the minimum shearing strength of the bolts in Problem 9 if they are to transmit
    the same toque as the FBC? (No factor of safety!)

    12. A flange-bolt coupling has six 10-mm bolts with shearing strength of 20 MPa on a 180-mm bolt
    circle and eight 10-mm bolts with a shearing strength of 30 MPa on a 240-mm bolt circle. What
    is the torque capacity of the coupling?

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