A maximum torque of 6.75 kNm can be supplied to the constant diameter steel (G= 80 GPa) line shaft by a motor as shown in Figure Q2. At the current normal operation condition, three machines are driven by gear B, C and D on the shaft and they require torques of 3.x kNm, 1.5y kNm and 1.0z kNm, respectively. Parameter x, y, and z are given by:

A maximum torque of 6.75 kNm can be supplied to the constant diameter steel (G= 80 GPa) line shaft by a motor as shown in Figure Q2. At the current normal operation condition, three machines are driven by gear B, C and D on the shaft and they require torques of 3.x kNm, 1.5y kNm and 1.0z kNm, respectively. Parameter x, y, and z are given by:

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