Roller chains are widely used for power transmission on many kinds of industrial machinery, including conveyors, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and so forth. This study focuses on the fitting portion between the ring plate and the pin because the stress concentration of this connection sometimes causes final breakage. First, if shrink-fitting a pin to a plate, stress concentration occurs along the hole edge even under no external load. As a result of shrinkage fit of this pin, the stress concentration under external load is totally different from stress concentration of ordinary hole alone. Therefore, in this paper, as a fundamental model of the joint problem between a plate and a pin, an axisymmetric problem of a cylinder fitted in a hollow disk is studied. Then, the effect of chamfering on the hole edge of the hollow disk is discussed. Also, the e between the case where the hollow disk surface and the cylinder are the same surface and the case where the cylindrical end surface protrudes from the hollow disk are also clarified. The circumferential stress can be reduced by chamfering even when the cylinder does not protrude or protrude.
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