Using the maximum distortional energy theory and the stress concentration figures given in section 4.12, find the maximum diameter of the radial hole (d) for a safety factor of n = 1.8. The torsion applied to the shaft is T = 400 Nm, the diameter of the shaft is D 30 mm and the yield strength of the material is Sy = 460 MPa. Based on the stress concentration figure, assume an initial K₁ value and then revise your solution once you have determined an initial d. = T T

Using the maximum distortional energy theory and the stress concentration figures given in section 4.12, find the maximum diameter of the radial hole (d) for a safety factor of n = 1.8. The torsion applied to the shaft is T = 400 Nm, the diameter of the shaft is D 30 mm and the yield strength of the material is Sy = 460 MPa. Based on the stress concentration figure, assume an initial K₁ value and then revise your solution once you have determined an initial d. = T T

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