3. The maximum allowable value of T considering the given maximum permissible angle of twist for the entire shaft (express your answer inkNm):TkNm4. The corresponding maximum shear stress experienced by pipe KDQ and rod DQC considering the maximum allowable value of T (express youranswers in MPa):Тріре, таzMPaTrod,marMPa Consider the compound shaft KDQC which is composed of a 300 mm long solid rod DQC (G = 35 GPa) fitted snuggly (up to a length of200 mm) into a 600 mm (G = 63 GPa) long pipe KDQ. The rod has a diameter of 170 mm and the pipe has an outer diameter of 210 mmwith a wall thickness of 20 mm. Two concentrated torques are applied at Q and C with magnitudes and directions as shown. Note that the end Kof the pipe is fixed to a wall.ø210mm20mmC2.5TT400mm200100mmmmIf the maximum allowable twist at any section of the entire compound shaft is 0.0005 rad, determine the following:

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he maximum allowable value of T considering the given maximum permissible angle of twist for the entire shaft (express your answer in m): kNm he corresponding maximum shear stress experienced by pipe KDQ and rod DQC considering the maximum allowable value of T (express your wers in MPa): e,mar MPa mar MPa

he maximum allowable value of T considering the given maximum permissible angle of twist for the entire shaft (express your answer in m): kNm he corresponding maximum shear stress experienced by pipe KDQ and rod DQC considering the maximum allowable value of T (express your wers in MPa): e,mar MPa mar MPa

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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