Problem 16 The design of a solid circular shaft must be tapered extending uniformly from one end to the other. Solve for the error committed if the angle of twist for a given length is calculated using the mean radius of the shaft, when the radius at the larger end is 1.2 times that at the smaller end. Express your answer in percent and two decimal places.

Problem 16 The design of a solid circular shaft must be tapered extending uniformly from one end to the other. Solve for the error committed if the angle of twist for a given length is calculated using the mean radius of the shaft, when the radius at the larger end is 1.2 times that at the smaller end. Express your answer in percent and two decimal places.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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