Different types of loads on different items

Question

what would be the different types of loads acting on a bike frame, car driveshaft, ore truck driveshaft and a replacement hip.

as in cyclic, dynamics, static, tensile, compressive etc

thanks all

Answer 1

On a bike it would be the weight of the rider. On the car driveshaft it would be the amount of tourque being applied. On the truck driveshaft I would assume it's the same, but check up on that. Replacement hip it is the person's weight meaning the amount of pressure the hip has to withstand.

Answer 2

bike frame

1) static - weight of the rider produces both force (compressive) and bending moments

2) cyclic - fatigue in the bearing due to periodic force on the pedal

3) dynamic - force on bearings due to road and transmitted by the tyre

car drive-shaft

1) static - twisting moment due to load the car has to carry

2) dynamic - thrust on wheels due to road causing forced vibration; though suspension system takes most of this load

3) cyclic - periodic force from piston in IC engines which results in periodic turning moment

hip replacement (basically a ball and socket joint)

1) static - weight of the person (compressive)

2) periodic - during walking, running the force from ground transmitted by leg

3) impact - sudden jerk, fall, rise up

not much idea for the ore truck one