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The fully corrected endurance strength for a steel rotating shaft is 42 kpsi, the ultimate tensile strength is 120 kpsi, the yield strength Sy=65 kpsi, and the fatigue stress co…

The fully corrected endurance strength for a steel rotating shaft is 42 kpsi, the ultimate tensile strength is 120 kpsi, the yield strength Sy=65 kpsi, and the fatigue stress co…
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The fully corrected endurance strength for a steel rotating shaft is 42 kpsi, the ultimate tensile strength is 120 kpsi, the yield strength Sy=65 kpsi, and the fatigue stress correction factor Kf = 1.96. The maximum bending stress is 43 kpsi and the minimum stress is 0 kpsi. What is the factor of safety against first-cycle-yielding?

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The factor of safety is 1.186

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