Prob. 4.6-6. As illustrated in Fig. P4.6-6, a composite shaftof length L is made by shrink-fitting a sleeve (element 1)over a solid core (element 2). A torsional load T, is appliedto the shaft at end A, and end B is fixed against rotation.Let G₂ > G₁, and express your answers in terms of the shear-modulus ratio G₂/G₁. Determine expressions for the ratioof diameters (d/d): (a) if the torque T₁ is evenly dividedbetween the sleeve and the core, and (b) if the maximumshear stress in the sleeve. (Tmax), is the same as the maximumshear stress in the core, (max)2-sleeve(1)core(2)P4.6-6, P4.6-7, P4.6-8, P4.6-9, P4.7-4,and P4.7-5

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olid core (element 2). A torsiona haft at end A, and end B is fix > G₁, and express your answers in s ratio G₂/G₁. Determine expre eters (d/d): (a) if the torque n the sleeve and the core, and ( ress in the sleeve. (Tmax), is the sa ress in the core, (max)2-

olid core (element 2). A torsiona haft at end A, and end B is fix > G₁, and express your answers in s ratio G₂/G₁. Determine expre eters (d/d): (a) if the torque n the sleeve and the core, and ( ress in the sleeve. (Tmax), is the sa ress in the core, (max)2-

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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