Assuming the reaction torque at A is TA (kip.in)(), TA<16(kip.in) express the magnitude of (i) the internal reaction torque from A to B as TAB=([ (ii) the internal reaction torque from B to C as TBC=([ ]) (kip.in) ) (kip.in) TA+ TA+
Assuming the reaction torque at A is TA (kip.in)(), TA<16(kip.in) express the magnitude of (i) the internal reaction torque from A to B as TAB=([ (ii) the internal reaction torque from B to C as TBC=([ ]) (kip.in) ) (kip.in) TA+ TA+
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The solid cylinders AB and BC are bonded together at B and are attached to fixed
supports at A and C. The modulus of rigidity is 3.8 x 106 psi for aluminum and 5.4 x 106
psi for brass. If T = 16 kip-in, a=1.2 in. and b=2.3 in., determine
(a) The reaction torque at A
(b) Maximum shear stress in BC
Aluminum
Brass-
T
B
с
a
b
12 in.
18 in.
Assuming the reaction torque at A is TA (kip.in)(), TĀ<16(kip.in) express the magnitude of
(i) the internal reaction torque from A to B as TAB=(
]) (kip.in)
(ii) the internal reaction torque from B to C as TBC=(
) (kip.in)
TA+
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The solid cylinders AB and BC are bonded together at B and are attached to fixed
supports at A and C. The modulus of rigidity is 3.8 x 106 psi for aluminum and 5.4 x 106
psi for brass. If T = 16 kip-in, a=1.2 in. and b=2.3 in., determine
(a) The reaction torque at A
(b) Maximum shear stress in BC
Aluminum
Brass-
T
B
с
a
b
12 in.
18 in.
Assuming the reaction torque at A is TA (kip.in)(), TĀ<16(kip.in) express the magnitude of
(i) the internal reaction torque from A to B as TAB=(
]) (kip.in)
(ii) the internal reaction torque from B to C as TBC=(
) (kip.in)
TA+
TA+
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