Problem 4 A solid circular drive shaft connect a motor to gears B and C. The torque on gear B is 600 Nm and the torque on gear C is 200 Nm acting in direction shown. The drive shaft is steel (G-66 GPa) with a diameter d=25mm a) Determine the maximum shear stress in shaft 1 b) Determine the angle of twist of the end C with respect to A c) The power required to be transmitted to the gear B and C if the shaft rotates 3600rpm

Problem 4 A solid circular drive shaft connect a motor to gears B and C. The torque on gear B is 600 Nm and the torque on gear C is 200 Nm acting in direction shown. The drive shaft is steel (G-66 GPa) with a diameter d=25mm a) Determine the maximum shear stress in shaft 1 b) Determine the angle of twist of the end C with respect to A c) The power required to be transmitted to the gear B and C if the shaft rotates 3600rpm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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