roblem 2: The following solid shaft is loaded as shown in the figure. The 100 Nm/m distributed torque is applied o e entire CD segment of the shaft (1m). G = 200 GPa. The diameter is 40 mm. a. Determine the absolute maximum shear stress on the shaft. Specify where it occurs along the length of th shaft and on the circumference of the shaft. b. Determine the absolute maximum shear strain on the shaft. Specify where it occurs along the length of th shaft and on the circumference of the shaft. c. Determine the angle of twist of the cross-section at A relative to the fixed cross-section at D. d. Sketch the twist of a longitudinal line on the outermost circumference of the shaft, similar to the lecture 1 example problem. lo0 Nm/m, unitormm, over 1m 180 Nm Fixed Emd A7

roblem 2: The following solid shaft is loaded as shown in the figure. The 100 Nm/m distributed torque is applied o e entire CD segment of the shaft (1m). G = 200 GPa. The diameter is 40 mm. a. Determine the absolute maximum shear stress on the shaft. Specify where it occurs along the length of th shaft and on the circumference of the shaft. b. Determine the absolute maximum shear strain on the shaft. Specify where it occurs along the length of th shaft and on the circumference of the shaft. c. Determine the angle of twist of the cross-section at A relative to the fixed cross-section at D. d. Sketch the twist of a longitudinal line on the outermost circumference of the shaft, similar to the lecture 1 example problem. lo0 Nm/m, unitormm, over 1m 180 Nm Fixed Emd A7

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