Q.3) For the shaft consist of two parts shown in figure. If shaft (1) has outside diameter doutl = 220 mm and wall thickness ti = 10 mm. shaft (2) has dout2 = 140 mm and t2 = 15 mm. (1) Let P = 100 kN compression load and torques TB = 8 kN.m and Tc= 12 kN.m, compute: [a] the principal stresses and the maximum shear stress at point K on the surface of the shaft. [b] Show these stresses on an appropriate sketch.

Q.3) For the shaft consist of two parts shown in figure. If shaft (1) has outside diameter doutl = 220 mm and wall thickness ti = 10 mm. shaft (2) has dout2 = 140 mm and t2 = 15 mm. (1) Let P = 100 kN compression load and torques TB = 8 kN.m and Tc= 12 kN.m, compute: [a] the principal stresses and the maximum shear stress at point K on the surface of the shaft. [b] Show these stresses on an appropriate sketch.

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Q.3) For the shaft consist of two parts
shown in figure. If shaft (1) has outside
diameter doutl = 220 mm and wall
thickness ti = 10 mm. shaft (2) has dout2 =
140 mm and t2 = 15 mm.
(1)
Let P = 100 kN compression load and
torques TB = 8 kN.m and Tc= 12 kN.m, compute:
[a] the principal stresses and the maximum shear stress at point K on the surface of the
shaft.
[b] Show these stresses on an appropriate sketch.

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