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Design and Application of Universal Joints for Off-Highway Vehicles
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Abstract
The most important design considerations which must be made when selecting or evaluating a drive shaft application are discussed in simplified equations and tables. Stress formulas, fatigue curves for various components, and universal joint bearing life curves are discussed and presented in easy-to use form. The data presented should provide rapid technical assistance to vehicle designers and engineers for most drive-line problems. The use of these formulas and curves are demonstrated in a typical vehicle analysis.
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Cooney, C., "Design and Application of Universal Joints for Off-Highway Vehicles," SAE Technical Paper 650681, 1965, https://doi.org/10.4271/650681.Also In
References
- Corten H. T. Dolan T. J. International Conference on Fatigue of Metals, Stress Distribution, and Cumulative Fatigue Damage