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In shaft design, what is the significance of ensuring a safe diameter (d) concerning bending stress?

28. In shaft design, what is the significance of ensuring a safe diameter (d) concerning bending stress?

  1. Smaller diameter reduces bending stress
  2. Larger diameter reduces bending stress
  3. Bending stress is irrelevant in shaft design
  4. Diameter doesn't affect bending stress

Answer

The correct answer is: B) Larger diameter reduces bending stress

Explanation

A larger shaft diameter tends to spread bending stresses across a larger cross-sectional area, strengthening the shaft against bending failure. This reduces the amount of bending stress.

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