A solid circular shaft 150 mm in diameter and 7 m long is subjected to a vertical load P = 14 kN and torque T = 50 kN-m bot acting at the midspan. The supports at both ends are pinned for vertical load and fixed for torque. Neglect the vertical shear. Determine the maximum combined principal bending and torsional stress in the shaft.

A solid circular shaft 150 mm in diameter and 7 m long is subjected to a vertical load P = 14 kN and torque T = 50 kN-m bot acting at the midspan. The supports at both ends are pinned for vertical load and fixed for torque. Neglect the vertical shear. Determine the maximum combined principal bending and torsional stress in the shaft.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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