A solid shaft is subjected to forces and a torque as shown in figure. The diameter of the shaft is 35 mm, T=75 N.m., V=3 kN, P-4,7 kN and L=117 mm. Determine the normal stress in x-direction (0) at point H (MPa). Determine the shear stress (t) at point H (MPa). Determine the maximum principal stress (omax) at point H (MPa). Determine the minimum principal stress (omin) at point H (MPa).

A solid shaft is subjected to forces and a torque as shown in figure. The diameter of the shaft is 35 mm, T=75 N.m., V=3 kN, P-4,7 kN and L=117 mm. Determine the normal stress in x-direction (0) at point H (MPa). Determine the shear stress (t) at point H (MPa). Determine the maximum principal stress (omax) at point H (MPa). Determine the minimum principal stress (omin) at point H (MPa).

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