A steel shaft can be manufactured in the form of a circular rod or a circular tube with a full body. Shaft 1200 N.m is asked to carry the torsion moment of m value. The slip safety stress for the shaft material is 40 MPa, the largest allowable unit torsion angle on the rod is 0.75°/m, and the slip modulus of the steel is G=78 GPa; a) Find the required de diameter for a solid circle shaft. b) Find the required outer diameter d2 for a ring-section shaft whose thickness is one tenth of the outer diameter. c) Find the diameter ratio (d2 / de ratio) and the weight ratio for ring cross section and solid section shafts.

A steel shaft can be manufactured in the form of a circular rod or a circular tube with a full body. Shaft 1200 N.m is asked to carry the torsion moment of m value. The slip safety stress for the shaft material is 40 MPa, the largest allowable unit torsion angle on the rod is 0.75°/m, and the slip modulus of the steel is G=78 GPa; a) Find the required de diameter for a solid circle shaft. b) Find the required outer diameter d2 for a ring-section shaft whose thickness is one tenth of the outer diameter. c) Find the diameter ratio (d2 / de ratio) and the weight ratio for ring cross section and solid section shafts.

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