3.44. A circular shaft having diameters D and d and a groove of radius r(see Fig. 3.17, with M 0 andP= 0) is made of steel with theallowable shear stress t. Find the maximum torque T that can betransmitted by the shaft. Given: D= 28 mm, d= 20 mm, r=4 mm,and tall = 250 MPa.PM.P-Figure 3.17. Example 3.4. A grooved circular shaft withcombined loadings.Per the solutions in the back of the book,the final answer will be as follows:3.44. T= 157.1 N · m%3DPlease provide me the process ofobtaining this specific solution.(Need Detailed Solution)

Given Data The shear stress is: τall=250 MPa The outer diameter is: D=28 mm The inner diameter is:…

3.44. A circular shaft having diameters D and d and a groove of radius r (see Fig. 3.17, with M 0 and P = 0) is made of steel with the allowable shear stress tal. Find the maximum torque T that can be transmitted by the shaft. Given: D= 28 mm, d= 20 mm, r = 4 mm, and tall = 250 MPa. d. M. - -- >X Figure 3.17. Example 3.4. A grooved circular shaft with combined loadings. Per the solutions in the back of the book, the final answer will be as follows: 3.44. T= 157.1 N · m %3D Please provide me the process of obtaining this specific solution. ( Need Detailed Solution)

3.44. A circular shaft having diameters D and d and a groove of radius r (see Fig. 3.17, with M 0 and P = 0) is made of steel with the allowable shear stress tal. Find the maximum torque T that can be transmitted by the shaft. Given: D= 28 mm, d= 20 mm, r = 4 mm, and tall = 250 MPa. d. M. - -- >X Figure 3.17. Example 3.4. A grooved circular shaft with combined loadings. Per the solutions in the back of the book, the final answer will be as follows: 3.44. T= 157.1 N · m %3D Please provide me the process of obtaining this specific solution. ( Need Detailed Solution)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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