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300 mm B 600 mm 400 N·m 600 mm 200 N·m 800 N-m The 50-mm-diameter A992 steel shaft is subjected to the torques shown. Determine the angle of twist of the end A. - change the steel shaft from a solid cross-section into a tubular cross-section - keep the outside diameter = 50 mm and the inside diameter = 35.5 mm - Change the externally applied torque of 200 Nm at point D to 1336 N.m. - Find the shaft's maximum shear stress value and distinctly identify its location. - show an internal torque diagram for the entire length of the shaft.

300 mm B 600 mm 400 N·m 600 mm 200 N·m 800 N-m The 50-mm-diameter A992 steel shaft is subjected to the torques shown. Determine the angle of twist of the end A. - change the steel shaft from a solid cross-section into a tubular cross-section - keep the outside diameter = 50 mm and the inside diameter = 35.5 mm - Change the externally applied torque of 200 Nm at point D to 1336 N.m. - Find the shaft's maximum shear stress value and distinctly identify its location. - show an internal torque diagram for the entire length of the shaft.

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300 mm B 600 mm 400 N·m 600 mm 200 N·m 800 N·m The 50-mm-diameter A992 steel shaft is subjected to the torques shown. Determine the angle of twist of the end A. - change the steel shaft from a solid cross-section into a tubular cross-section - keep the outside diameter = 50 mm and the inside diameter = 35.5 mm - Change the externally applied torque of 200 Nm at point D to 1336 N.m. - Find the shaft's maximum shear stress value and distinctly identify its location. - show an internal torque diagram for the entire length of the shaft.
Transcribed Image Text:300 mm B 600 mm 400 N·m 600 mm 200 N·m 800 N·m The 50-mm-diameter A992 steel shaft is subjected to the torques shown. Determine the angle of twist of the end A. - change the steel shaft from a solid cross-section into a tubular cross-section - keep the outside diameter = 50 mm and the inside diameter = 35.5 mm - Change the externally applied torque of 200 Nm at point D to 1336 N.m. - Find the shaft's maximum shear stress value and distinctly identify its location. - show an internal torque diagram for the entire length of the shaft.
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