9. A torsion tube is made from aluminium tube having an outside diameter of 60mm and a wall thickness of 5mm. Young's modulus for titanium is 70GPA; Poission's ratio is 0.33. Determine: (a) the maximum Torque T (acting clockwise) that can be applied to the tube if the shear stress cannot exceed 100MPA. (b) sketch the shear stress and shear strain profile for the Torque calculated in (a) using a polar co-ordinate axis system, where the z axis runs along the length of the tube, and the perpendicular circumferential axis acts in a positive clockwise direction. [Ans: (a) 2200Nm, (b) 100MPA, 83.3MPA, 3779µɛ, 3140µɛ]

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9. A torsion tube is made from aluminium tube having an outside
diameter of 60mm and a wall thickness of 5mm. Young's modulus
for titanium is 70GPa; Poission's ratio is 0.33.
Determine:
(a) the maximum Torque T (acting clockwise) that can be applied
to the tube
if the shear stress cannot exceed 100MPA.
(b) sketch the shear stress and shear strain profile for the
Torque calculated in (a) using a polar co-ordinate axis
system, where the z axis runs along the length of the tube,
and the perpendicular circumferential axis acts
positive clockwise direction.
in
a
[Ans: (a) 2200NM, (b) 100MPA, 83.3MPA, 3779µɛ, 3140µɛ]
Transcribed Image Text:9. A torsion tube is made from aluminium tube having an outside diameter of 60mm and a wall thickness of 5mm. Young's modulus for titanium is 70GPa; Poission's ratio is 0.33. Determine: (a) the maximum Torque T (acting clockwise) that can be applied to the tube if the shear stress cannot exceed 100MPA. (b) sketch the shear stress and shear strain profile for the Torque calculated in (a) using a polar co-ordinate axis system, where the z axis runs along the length of the tube, and the perpendicular circumferential axis acts positive clockwise direction. in a [Ans: (a) 2200NM, (b) 100MPA, 83.3MPA, 3779µɛ, 3140µɛ]
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