show breif solution A solid 2.75-in.-diameter brass [G = 5500 ksi] shaft that is 1.5 yd long extends through and is completely bonded to ahollow cold-rolled stainless steel tube as shown in the figure. Steel tube (1) [G=8800 ksi] has an outside diameter of D₁=4.25 in., an inside diameter of d₁= 2.75 in., and a length of L₁= 1 yd. Both the brass shaft and the steel tube are securelyattached to the wall support at A. Two torques Tg = 13 Kips-ft and Tc = 23 Kips-ft shown are applied to the compositeshaft.Determine the maximum shear stress magnitude in tube (1).7.56 ksi6.25 ksi4.48 ksi8.52 ksi12.89 ksiDetermine the maximum shear stress magnitude in brass shaft segment (2).51.1 ksi118.8 ksi125.9 ksi67.6 ksi1.98 ksi3.45 ksi2.89 ksi0.23 ksi2.53 ksiDetermine the maximum shear stress magnitude in brass shaft segment (3)76.6 ksiDetermine the rotation angle of joint BB-0.0164 rad-0.0126 rad-0.0224 rad-0.0325 rad-0.0068 radDetermine the rotation angle of joint CL₂-0.0234 rad-0.0404 rad-0.1773 rad-0.0994 rad-0.1487 rad

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A solid 2.75-in.-diameter brass [G= 5500 ksi] shaft that is 1.5 yd long extends through and is completely bonded to a hollow cold-rolled stainless steel tube as shown in the figure. Steel tube (1) [G= 8800 ksi) has an outside diameter of D₁= 4.25 in., an inside diameter of d₁= 2.75 in., and a length of L₁=1 yd. Both the brass shaft and the steel tube are securely attached to the wall support at A. Two torques Tg = 13 Kips-ft and Tc = 23 Kips-ft shown are applied to the composite shaft. B L₂ Determine the maximum shear stress magnitude in tube (1). 7.56 ksi 6.25 ksi 1.98 ksi 4.48 ksi 8.52 ksi 12.89 ksi Determine the maximum shear stress magnitude in brass shaft segment (2)

A solid 2.75-in.-diameter brass [G= 5500 ksi] shaft that is 1.5 yd long extends through and is completely bonded to a hollow cold-rolled stainless steel tube as shown in the figure. Steel tube (1) [G= 8800 ksi) has an outside diameter of D₁= 4.25 in., an inside diameter of d₁= 2.75 in., and a length of L₁=1 yd. Both the brass shaft and the steel tube are securely attached to the wall support at A. Two torques Tg = 13 Kips-ft and Tc = 23 Kips-ft shown are applied to the composite shaft. B L₂ Determine the maximum shear stress magnitude in tube (1). 7.56 ksi 6.25 ksi 1.98 ksi 4.48 ksi 8.52 ksi 12.89 ksi Determine the maximum shear stress magnitude in brass shaft segment (2)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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