Answer A-D please, it's all apart of one question 2.62.4222.01.81.6D/d -21.51.21.051.011.4121.00.2r/dto Poisson's effect The stepped circular shaft made of aluminum (E69 Gpa, и —%3D2.40.35) is loaded by an axial force of 3 kN,2.2r=2.4 mm2.0k183 kN60A12 mm16D/d-21.51.21.051.0115 mm1.4(a) Determine the average normal stress in section ABand BC of the shaft at locations away from the fillet.1210Section AB, o =Section BC, o =0.30.1r/d0.2(b) Determine the change of the diameter in section A B due to Poisson's effect.Section AB, Ad =(c) Determine the highest normal stress at the fillet considering stress concentration.At the fillet, o =(d) Determine the normal and shear stresses on the oblique surface that has an incline angle of 60º with the normalcross section of the shaft in section AB as shown.T =

The stepped circular shaft made of aluminum (E = 69 Gpa, u = 0.35) is loaded by an axial force of 3 kN, 2.4 22 r=2.4 mm 2.0 3 kN k 18 A B. 12 mm 16 D/d-2 -1.5 -1.2 -1.05 1.01 15 mm 14 (a) Determine the average nomal stress in section AB and BC of the shaft at locations away from the fillet. 12 1.0 Section AB, o = Section BC, o = 0.2 0.1 r/d 0.3 (b) Determine the change of the diameter in section AB due to Poisson's effect. Section AB, Ad = (c) Determine the highest normal stress at the fillet considering stress concentration. At the fillet, o = (d) Determine the normal and shear stresses on the oblique surface that has an incline angle of 60º with the normal cross section of the shaft in section AB as shown. O = T =

The stepped circular shaft made of aluminum (E = 69 Gpa, u = 0.35) is loaded by an axial force of 3 kN, 2.4 22 r=2.4 mm 2.0 3 kN k 18 A B. 12 mm 16 D/d-2 -1.5 -1.2 -1.05 1.01 15 mm 14 (a) Determine the average nomal stress in section AB and BC of the shaft at locations away from the fillet. 12 1.0 Section AB, o = Section BC, o = 0.2 0.1 r/d 0.3 (b) Determine the change of the diameter in section AB due to Poisson's effect. Section AB, Ad = (c) Determine the highest normal stress at the fillet considering stress concentration. At the fillet, o = (d) Determine the normal and shear stresses on the oblique surface that has an incline angle of 60º with the normal cross section of the shaft in section AB as shown. O = T =

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