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    Respectively .: SN Component Mode of Failure

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    The document discusses analyzing different failure modes in parts of a knuckle joint to determine the dimensions of the joint. It considers failures in the rods, pin, eye, and fork under tension, shear, crushing, and bending loads based on assumptions that the components experience only static axial loads distributed uniformly. A table then lists the potential failure modes for each component, including tension, shear, crushing, and bending failures.

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    The document discusses analyzing different failure modes in parts of a knuckle joint to determine the dimensions of the joint. It considers failures in the rods, pin, eye, and fork under tension, shear, crushing, and bending loads based on assumptions that the components experience only static axial loads distributed uniformly. A table then lists the potential failure modes for each component, including tension, shear, crushing, and bending failures.

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    The document discusses analyzing different failure modes in parts of a knuckle joint to determine the dimensions of the joint. It considers failures in the rods, pin, eye, and fork under tension, shear, crushing, and bending loads based on assumptions that the components experience only static axial loads distributed uniformly. A table then lists the potential failure modes for each component, including tension, shear, crushing, and bending failures.

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    Respectively .: SN Component Mode of Failure

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    The document discusses analyzing different failure modes in parts of a knuckle joint to determine the dimensions of the joint. It considers failures in the rods, pin, eye, and fork under tension, shear, crushing, and bending loads based on assumptions that the components experience only static axial loads distributed uniformly. A table then lists the potential failure modes for each component, including tension, shear, crushing, and bending failures.

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    In order to find out various dimensions of the parts of a knuckle joint, failures in different parts and at different cross-sections

    are considered.
    For each type of failure, one strength equation is written. Finally, these strength equations are used to find out various
    dimensions of the knuckle joint.
    Assume that the two rods and the pin are made of the same material having the permissible working stresses in tension,
    shearing and crushing as 𝜎𝜎𝑡𝑡 , 𝜏𝜏 𝑎𝑎𝑎𝑎𝑎𝑎 𝜎𝜎𝑐𝑐 respectively .
    Failure of knuckle joint in various modes to be described now is based upon the assumptions (for the purpose of stress
    analysis following assumptions are made)
    • Components are subjected to static load only (axial tensile force)
    • The force is uniformly distributed in various parts
    • Effect of geometric stress concentration is neglected

    SN Component Mode of failure


    1 Rod and end In tension
    2 Knuckle pin Shear failure (double shear) Crushing failure of pin in eye. Bending failure of pin. (This
    (This occurs when the pin is Crushing failure of pin in fork. occurs when the pin is loose
    tight in eye & fork) in eye & fork)
    3 Eye Tensile failure Shear failure (double shear)

    4 Fork Tensile failure Shear failure (double shear)

    [when a tensile load is applied on rods, the pin bears against the eye end over semi- circular portion]

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