A stepped shaft of diameter 22mm is subjected to a bending load of 50 N-m as shown below in the figure, if the maximum and the nominal stresses induced in the shaft due to bending are 27 MPa and 19 MPa respectively. The value of the stress concentration factor is .

A stepped shaft of diameter 22mm is subjected to a bending load of 50 N-m as shown below in the figure, if the maximum and the nominal stresses induced in the shaft due to bending are 27 MPa and 19 MPa respectively. The value of the stress concentration factor is .

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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