(71) allow100MPA55 mm=IT(T2)allow60 MPa14.37 x10° mm*G140 GPa(1)C, =70 mmA(2)37.71 x106 mm“3100 mmG, =75 GPa3700 mmA composite torsion member consists of two solidshafts joined at flange B. Shafts (1) and (2) arekN-mattached to rigid supports at A and C, respectively.Using the allowable shear stresses indicated on theMPаsketch, determine the maximum torque T that maybe applied to flange B in the direction shown.Determine the shear stress in each shaft and theMPаФвradrotation angle of flange B at the maximum torque.2nd 3rd(Use the rotation angle sign convention detailed inthe fourth scene of this movie.)1stEnterattemptI| || ||I| || ||Shaft properties

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55 mm (71) allow = 100MPa 14.37 x10° mm (12) allow 60 MPa %3D 40 GPa (1) 70 mm 37.71 x10° mm 75 GPa C2 = (2) G2 %3D 3100 mm 3700 mm A composite torsion member consists of two solid shafts joined at flange B. Shafts (1) and (2) are kN-m attached to rigid supports at A and C, respectively. MPa Using the allowable shear stresses indicated on the sketch, determine the maximum torque T that may be applied to flange B in the direction shown. Determine the shear stress in each shaft and the MPa |t2| rad PB rotation angle of flange B at the maximum torque. Enter 1st 2nd 3rd (Use the rotation angle sign convention detailed in the fourth scene of this movie.) attempt I| || || I| || || Shaft properties

55 mm (71) allow = 100MPa 14.37 x10° mm (12) allow 60 MPa %3D 40 GPa (1) 70 mm 37.71 x10° mm 75 GPa C2 = (2) G2 %3D 3100 mm 3700 mm A composite torsion member consists of two solid shafts joined at flange B. Shafts (1) and (2) are kN-m attached to rigid supports at A and C, respectively. MPa Using the allowable shear stresses indicated on the sketch, determine the maximum torque T that may be applied to flange B in the direction shown. Determine the shear stress in each shaft and the MPa |t2| rad PB rotation angle of flange B at the maximum torque. Enter 1st 2nd 3rd (Use the rotation angle sign convention detailed in the fourth scene of this movie.) attempt I| || || I| || || Shaft properties

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