Question 3 The 80-mm diameter shaft, having an ultimate tensile and compressive strength of 80 MPa and 160 MPa respectively, is subjected to a combination of bending moment, M, of 15 kNm, an axial force, P, of 90 kN., and a torque, T, of 25 kNm as shown. Determine if the combined loading will cause any failure based on the Coulomb-Mohr theory. shaft

Question 3 The 80-mm diameter shaft, having an ultimate tensile and compressive strength of 80 MPa and 160 MPa respectively, is subjected to a combination of bending moment, M, of 15 kNm, an axial force, P, of 90 kN., and a torque, T, of 25 kNm as shown. Determine if the combined loading will cause any failure based on the Coulomb-Mohr theory. shaft

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