A compound shaft is made by mounting a brass sleeve on a steel shaft (which is considered as parallel connection). The shaft is subjected to a torque T at point B in such a way that the torque on the sleeve is twice that on the shaft. Determine the ratio of external diameter of the sleeve to that of the shaft. What will be the torque transmitted by the compound shaft if the steel shaft diameter is 56 mm and the limiting values of the shear stresses in the brass and the steel are 50 MPa and 85 MPa respectively? Gsteel= 2.4 Gbrass Number.. 66 66

A compound shaft is made by mounting a brass sleeve on a steel shaft (which is considered as parallel connection). The shaft is subjected to a torque T at point B in such a way that the torque on the sleeve is twice that on the shaft. Determine the ratio of external diameter of the sleeve to that of the shaft. What will be the torque transmitted by the compound shaft if the steel shaft diameter is 56 mm and the limiting values of the shear stresses in the brass and the steel are 50 MPa and 85 MPa respectively? Gsteel= 2.4 Gbrass Number.. 66 66

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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