respectively, is fixed on one end and torsional forces (T=10 kN.m) are applied at joining points asshown in the following figure:a. Find the maximum shearing stress in each segment. (Dsr=90mm, DAL=DBR=60mm, n=3.14)3TA solid shaft, made out of steel, aluminum and bronze 3-meter equal length segmentsb. Calculate the total angle of twist. (GSTEEL=200GPA, GBRONZE=83GPA, GALUMINUM=80GPA)steelaluminumbronze

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espectively, is fixed on one end and torsional forces (T=10 kN.m) are applied at joining points as chown in the following figure: . Find the maximum shearing stress in each segment. (Dsr=90mm, DAL=DBR=60mm, n=3.14) . Calculate the total angle of twist. (GSTEEL=200GPA, GBRONZE=83GPA, GALUMINUM=80GPA) A solid shaft, made out of steel, aluminum and bronze 3-meter equal length segments steel aluminum bronze

espectively, is fixed on one end and torsional forces (T=10 kN.m) are applied at joining points as chown in the following figure: . Find the maximum shearing stress in each segment. (Dsr=90mm, DAL=DBR=60mm, n=3.14) . Calculate the total angle of twist. (GSTEEL=200GPA, GBRONZE=83GPA, GALUMINUM=80GPA) A solid shaft, made out of steel, aluminum and bronze 3-meter equal length segments steel aluminum bronze

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