An steel shaft consists of a hollow shaft 3m long, with an outside diameter of 200mm and an inside diameter of 150mm, rigidly attached to a solid shaft 2m long with a diameter of 150mm. Determine the maximum torque which can be applied without exceeding a shearing stress of 70MPa or a twist of 43° in the 5m length. Use G = 83GPa. 200mm 150mm () 2m 3m L

An steel shaft consists of a hollow shaft 3m long, with an outside diameter of 200mm and an inside diameter of 150mm, rigidly attached to a solid shaft 2m long with a diameter of 150mm. Determine the maximum torque which can be applied without exceeding a shearing stress of 70MPa or a twist of 43° in the 5m length. Use G = 83GPa. 200mm 150mm () 2m 3m L

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An steel shaft consists of a hollow shaft 3m long, with an outside diameter of 200mm and an inside diameter of
150mm, rigidly attached to a solid shaft 2m long with a diameter of 150mm. Determine the maximum torque
which can be applied without exceeding a shearing stress of 70MPa or a twist of 4.3° in the 5m length. Use G =
83GPa.
200mm
150mm
6
6
3m
2m

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