Q4. SHAFT DESIGN A simple shaft is subject to torsion, T, and bending, M. M M y< (a). Draw Mohr's circle for a stressed element on the surface of the shaft. (b). Given the following properties: M T. Z, Z, , = 2Z Z Show that the input forces add as vectors to generate tmax as follows: VM² +T? VM² +T² max Z, 22

Q4. SHAFT DESIGN A simple shaft is subject to torsion, T, and bending, M. M M y< (a). Draw Mohr's circle for a stressed element on the surface of the shaft. (b). Given the following properties: M T. Z, Z, , = 2Z Z Show that the input forces add as vectors to generate tmax as follows: VM² +T? VM² +T² max Z, 22

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A simple shaft is subject to torsion, T, and bending, M.
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T
(a). Draw Mohr's circle for a stressed element on the surface of the shaft.
(b). Given the following properties:
M
T
Z, Z, = 2Z
Z
P.
Show that the input forces add as vectors to generate tmax as follows:
VM? +T²
|M² +T²
=
máx
Z,

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