A solid circular steel shaft is encased in a copper hollow shaft so as to make a compound shaft. The diameter of the steel shaft is 8 cm, and the outer diameter of the copper shaft is 11 cm. The compound shaft, of length 200 cm, is subjected to an axial torque of 8 kNm. Determine: (a) Maximum shear stress in steel and copper. (b) Angular twist per unit length. Given; G 2G - 80 kN / mm

A solid circular steel shaft is encased in a copper hollow shaft so as to make a compound shaft. The diameter of the steel shaft is 8 cm, and the outer diameter of the copper shaft is 11 cm. The compound shaft, of length 200 cm, is subjected to an axial torque of 8 kNm. Determine: (a) Maximum shear stress in steel and copper. (b) Angular twist per unit length. Given; G 2G - 80 kN / mm

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