3. A cylindrical rod is fixed between two walls. The rod is composed of two materials. Section AC is made of one material (GaC = 2G) while section CD is made of a different material (GcD = G). A torque, T, is applied at point B, as shown below. Jac = JcD = J = 2 in. GẠC = 2G = 20 x 10ʻ psi T= 300 kip in. GcD = G = 10 x 10 psi B D 2L Determine the reactions at the wall, TA, and Tp. Specify the direction for each. (Note: this is an example of a no calculator problem.) Ans: TA = 250 kip in ( TD= 50 kip in Fixed Fixed to wall to wall

3. A cylindrical rod is fixed between two walls. The rod is composed of two materials. Section AC is made of one material (GaC = 2G) while section CD is made of a different material (GcD = G). A torque, T, is applied at point B, as shown below. Jac = JcD = J = 2 in. GẠC = 2G = 20 x 10ʻ psi T= 300 kip in. GcD = G = 10 x 10 psi B D 2L Determine the reactions at the wall, TA, and Tp. Specify the direction for each. (Note: this is an example of a no calculator problem.) Ans: TA = 250 kip in ( TD= 50 kip in Fixed Fixed to wall to wall

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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