The solid shaft is fixed at A and free at D. It is subjected to three concentrated torques at B, C and D. Determine the magnitude of the maximum stress in the shaft. Ignore stress concentrations. TB = 180 N-m Tc = 15 N-m TD= 35 N-m DAB = 35 mm DBD = 25 mm G = 170 GPa

The solid shaft is fixed at A and free at D. It is subjected to three concentrated torques at B, C and D. Determine the magnitude of the maximum stress in the shaft. Ignore stress concentrations. TB = 180 N-m Tc = 15 N-m TD= 35 N-m DAB = 35 mm DBD = 25 mm G = 170 GPa

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