A solid shaft is partially inserted in a hollow shaft where it snuggly fits and is rigidly attached on the wall of the hollow shaft. Consider the following: Solid shaft Torque, T = 9 kN-m Properties of the hollow shaft: Length = 4 m Outer diameter = 80 mm T Inner diameter = 40 mm Shear modulus = 96 GPa SECTION VIEW Hollow shaft Properties of the solid shaft: Length = 2.5 m Shear modulus = 112 GPa Embedment Length of embedment = 0.5 m A. What is the stress (MPa) of the hollow shaft at section A? B. What is the stress (MPa) of the solid shaft at section C? C. What is the stress (MPa) of the hollow shaft at section B? D. What is the stress (MPa) of the solid shaft at section B? E. What is the angle of twist (rad) of the entire assembly?

A solid shaft is partially inserted in a hollow shaft where it snuggly fits and is rigidly attached on the wall of the hollow shaft. Consider the following: Solid shaft Torque, T = 9 kN-m Properties of the hollow shaft: Length = 4 m Outer diameter = 80 mm T Inner diameter = 40 mm Shear modulus = 96 GPa SECTION VIEW Hollow shaft Properties of the solid shaft: Length = 2.5 m Shear modulus = 112 GPa Embedment Length of embedment = 0.5 m A. What is the stress (MPa) of the hollow shaft at section A? B. What is the stress (MPa) of the solid shaft at section C? C. What is the stress (MPa) of the hollow shaft at section B? D. What is the stress (MPa) of the solid shaft at section B? E. What is the angle of twist (rad) of the entire assembly?

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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