Figure 4 shows a 50mm diameter solid shaft made out of steel whose modulus of rigidity is 75,000 N/mm². The shaft is fully fixed at one end and subjected to the distributed and concentrated torsional loadings shown. Essentially the shaft is subjected to a distributed torque of 1500 Nm/m for the first 700mm of its length, to a concentrated torque of 500Nm at a distance of 700mm from the fixed end and to another concentrated torque of 300Nm at the free end. The torque directions are as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4 shows a 50mm diameter solid shaft made out of steel whose modulus of rigidity is 75,000 N/mm². The shaft is fully fixed at one end and subjected to the distributed and concentrated torsional loadings shown. Essentially the shaft is subjected to a distributed torque of 1500 Nm/m for the first 700mm of its length, to a concentrated torque of 500Nm at a distance of 700mm from the fixed end and to another concentrated torque of 300Nm at the free end. The torque directions are as shown in Figure 4.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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