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A Technique to Predict the Effects of Wear in Keyed Connections
A methodology for predicting the effects of wear on the rotation of a keyed connection subjected to reversing loads is presented. The approach couples an empirical relationship for wear with a finite-element analysis of the connection. Predictions of overall connection rotations as a function of the number of load cycles agreed well with the results obtained from experiments.
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