A compound shaft consists of an outside tube (1) and an inner tube (2) that are fully connected together. Determine the maximum allowable torque that could be applied to the compound shaft if the allowable shear stress in the outer shaft is Tall, 1 = 83 MPa, and the allowable shear stress in the inner shaft is Tall2 = 62 MPa.[G₁ = 32 GPa, G₂ = 22 GPa, d₁ = 101 mm, d₂ = 83 mm, d3 = 56 mm] Answer: d₂ d₂ d₁ Tube (1) Tube (2) kN.m

A compound shaft consists of an outside tube (1) and an inner tube (2) that are fully connected together. Determine the maximum allowable torque that could be applied to the compound shaft if the allowable shear stress in the outer shaft is Tall, 1 = 83 MPa, and the allowable shear stress in the inner shaft is Tall2 = 62 MPa.[G₁ = 32 GPa, G₂ = 22 GPa, d₁ = 101 mm, d₂ = 83 mm, d3 = 56 mm] Answer: d₂ d₂ d₁ Tube (1) Tube (2) kN.m

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A compound shaft consists of an outside tube (1) and an inner tube (2) that are fully connected together. Determine the
maximum allowable torque that could be applied to the compound shaft if the allowable shear stress in the outer shaft is
Tall, 1 = 83 MPa, and the allowable shear stress in the inner shaft is Tall,2= 62 MPa.[G₁ = 32 GPa, G₂ = 22 GPa, d₁ = 101
mm, d₂ = 83 mm, d3= 56 mm]
Answer:
dz
d₂
d₁
Tube (1)
Tube (2)
kN.m

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