SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS AND SHOW YOUR COMPLETE SOLUTIONS AND DRAW FREE BODY DIAGRAM 26. A flanged bolt coupling (used to connect to rods) has ten 16 mm diameter steel bolts on 500 mm diameter bolt circle and eight 10 mm diameter bolts on 200 mm diameter bolt circle. Determine the power generated by the maximum torque that can be applied without exceeding the shear stress of 60 MPa for the bolts and for the rods. Use G = 80 GPa and the frequency is 10 revolutions per second.

SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS AND SHOW YOUR COMPLETE SOLUTIONS AND DRAW FREE BODY DIAGRAM 26. A flanged bolt coupling (used to connect to rods) has ten 16 mm diameter steel bolts on 500 mm diameter bolt circle and eight 10 mm diameter bolts on 200 mm diameter bolt circle. Determine the power generated by the maximum torque that can be applied without exceeding the shear stress of 60 MPa for the bolts and for the rods. Use G = 80 GPa and the frequency is 10 revolutions per second.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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