Determine the resisting torque at support A and B , of the shaft shown in the figure. 400 N.m400 N.mBronzeSteelAluminumd = 30 mmd = 30 mmd = 40 mmG = 28 GPaG = 83 GPaG = 35 GPa%3DA1.2 m1.0 m0.8 mFigure (2)

Calculated resisting torque at support at A and B .

Answered: 40 Steel d = 30 mm A G= 83 GPa 1.2 m

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Determine the resisting torque at support A and B , of the shaft shown in the figure.

400 N.m
400 N.m
Bronze
Steel
Aluminum
d = 30 mm
d = 30 mm
d = 40 mm
G = 28 GPa
G = 83 GPa
G = 35 GPa
%3D
A
1.2 m
1.0 m
0.8 m
Figure (2)

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