Section 3-5,6 Keys and Couplings MET 301. Keys Key is used to transmit torque between shaft and the component mounted on the shaft. Square and flat keys.

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Section 3-5,6 Keys and Couplings MET 301

Keys Key is used to transmit torque between shaft and the component mounted on the shaft. Square and flat keys are most common.

Other types of keys

Key size

Actual stresses acting on keys are difficult to determine

Simplified mechanical stresses equations for shear and compression Tangential Force at shaft diameter: F= T/(D/2) = 2T/D Average shear stress  in Key, should not exceed allowable shear stress  w =  yp /N fs  F/(W*L) <  yp /N fs or, F/(W*L) <  yp /(2N fs ) ………..(1) Average bearing (compressive) stress  in Key, should not exceed compressive stress  w =  yp /N fs  F/[(H/2)*L] <  yp /N fs or,  F/(H*L) <  yp /(2N fs )……..(2) For square key, W=H, Equation (1) and (2) are essentially same, i.e., shear or bearing stress will produce the same key length.

Stress concentration

Coupling