Gears and splined ends apply torques TA to TD on a steel shaft as shown in Fig. P4.5-7. (a) Determine the maximum shear stress in the shaft, and (b) determine the relative angle of twist between ends A and D, that is, φD/A

Gears and splined ends apply torques TA to TD on a steel shaft as shown in Fig. P4.5-7. (a) Determine the maximum shear stress in the shaft, and (b) determine the relative angle of twist between ends A and D, that is, φD/A

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Gears and splined ends apply torques TA to TD on a steel shaft as shown in Fig. P4.5-7.
(a) Determine the maximum shear stress in the shaft, and (b) determine the relative angle of twist between ends A and D, that is, φD/A .

G = 75 GPa, d = 25 mm,
L1= 200 mm, L2= 300 mm, L3 = 400 mm,
TA = 250 N m, TB = - 400 Nm,
TC - 350 Nm, TD = 500 Nm
R:/
$D/A = 0.0678 rad
= 163 Mpa
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