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Torsional shear transfer and mating contact pressure distribution across keyway flanks under 1,950 N·m torque.
Parallel keyed connections represent standard mechanical machine elements for transmitting torque between shafts and pulleys, gears, or couplings (DIN 6885 / GOST 23360). Under heavy fluctuating torque, asymmetric bearing pressures along the key sides and high notch stress concentrations in the shaft keyway fillets are prime causes of shaft fatigue fracture and keyway wall yielding. This 3-body FEA simulation models contact across both side flanks of the parallel key, shaft slot, and hub keyway under 1,950 N·m transmitted torque.
Mechanical engineers evaluate keyway notch factors, shaft twisting, and contact bearing stresses directly in WebCAE in sub-second cycles. Instant feedback on key length and fillet radius eliminates weeks of physical shaft testing and prevents costly in-service keyway wall shearing.
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