Calculating the maximum torsional stress and deflection angle in the shaft. (P2) Find the torsional component of strain energy Utorsion: (M3) Use the torsional Castigliano's Theorem to evaluate the shaft's deflection. (M3) If at point B a groove was made (See Figure) with a radius r=0.00107 m and span d=0.0143 m, find the value of the maximum stress induced by stress concentration at this groove. (P3)

Calculating the maximum torsional stress and deflection angle in the shaft. (P2) Find the torsional component of strain energy Utorsion: (M3) Use the torsional Castigliano's Theorem to evaluate the shaft's deflection. (M3) If at point B a groove was made (See Figure) with a radius r=0.00107 m and span d=0.0143 m, find the value of the maximum stress induced by stress concentration at this groove. (P3)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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