Determine the allowable value of the torque, T, which can be applied to the solid circular shaft shown in the figure below, so that there is no failure based on the maximum shear stress theory. In addition to the torque, T, the shaft which is 25 mm in diameter, is also subjected to a centric load, P, of 10 kN, and a bending moment, M, of 150 Nm. The shaft is made of a material having a yield strength of 550 MPa.

Determine the allowable value of the torque, T, which can be applied to the solid circular shaft shown in the figure below, so that there is no failure based on the maximum shear stress theory. In addition to the torque, T, the shaft which is 25 mm in diameter, is also subjected to a centric load, P, of 10 kN, and a bending moment, M, of 150 Nm. The shaft is made of a material having a yield strength of 550 MPa.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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