Consider a composite shaft of steel and aluminium having length L and fixed at one of the ends as shown in figure. Steel O Al 1.5 d t The hollow shaft of steel has outer diameter as 1.5 d and inner diameter as d, while the solid shaft of aluminium has the diameter as d. If the composite shaft is subjected to torque, T then the torque resisted by steel shaft is % (rounded off to one decimal place) of the applied torque. Assume modulus of rigidity of aluminium is one third of modulus of rigidity of steel. [Take G₁ = 3 GAL]

Consider a composite shaft of steel and aluminium having length L and fixed at one of the ends as shown in figure. Steel O Al 1.5 d t The hollow shaft of steel has outer diameter as 1.5 d and inner diameter as d, while the solid shaft of aluminium has the diameter as d. If the composite shaft is subjected to torque, T then the torque resisted by steel shaft is % (rounded off to one decimal place) of the applied torque. Assume modulus of rigidity of aluminium is one third of modulus of rigidity of steel. [Take G₁ = 3 GAL]

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Consider a composite shaft of steel and aluminium having length L and fixed at one of the
ends as shown in figure.
Steel
O
Al
1.5 d
t
The hollow shaft of steel has outer diameter as 1.5 d and inner diameter as d, while the
solid shaft of aluminium has the diameter as d. If the composite shaft is subjected to
torque, T then the torque resisted by steel shaft is
% (rounded off to one
decimal place) of the applied torque. Assume modulus of rigidity of aluminium is one third
of modulus of rigidity of steel.
[Take G₁ = 3 GAL]

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