69. A disc of 600 mm diameter and uniform thickness is rotating at 3000 rpm. Calculate the maximum stress developed in the disc. If a hole of 100 mm diameter is drilled at the centre of the disc, then determine maximum radial and hoop stresses developed. Take vs 0-28 and p 7800 kg/m.

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69. A disc of 600 mm diameter and uniform thickness
is rotating at 3000 rpm. Calculate the maximum stress developed in the
disc.
If a hole of 100 mm dianmeter is drilled at the centre of the disc,
then determine maximum radial and hoop stresses developed. Take vs
0-28 and p = 7800 kg/m.
Transcribed Image Text:69. A disc of 600 mm diameter and uniform thickness is rotating at 3000 rpm. Calculate the maximum stress developed in the disc. If a hole of 100 mm dianmeter is drilled at the centre of the disc, then determine maximum radial and hoop stresses developed. Take vs 0-28 and p = 7800 kg/m.
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