B2 A tube of 50 mm outside diameter and 2 mm thickness is attached at the ends by means of rigid flanges to a solid shaft of 25 mm diameter as shown in Figure B2. A torque of T is applied at the ends of the assembly as shown in the diagram. 25mm 2mm O Ho 500mm (All dimensions in mm. Diagram not drawn to scale.) Figure B2 a) If both the tube and the shaft are made of the same linearly elastic material, what is the part (percentage) of the applied torque T carried by the tube? (hint: consider equal angle of rotation of the tube and the shaft) b) If the assembly is made of aluminium, what is the maximum torque T that can be applied to the assembly such that the shearing stress in the tube would not exceed 100 MPa? A 25mm 50mm

B2 A tube of 50 mm outside diameter and 2 mm thickness is attached at the ends by means of rigid flanges to a solid shaft of 25 mm diameter as shown in Figure B2. A torque of T is applied at the ends of the assembly as shown in the diagram. 25mm 2mm O Ho 500mm (All dimensions in mm. Diagram not drawn to scale.) Figure B2 a) If both the tube and the shaft are made of the same linearly elastic material, what is the part (percentage) of the applied torque T carried by the tube? (hint: consider equal angle of rotation of the tube and the shaft) b) If the assembly is made of aluminium, what is the maximum torque T that can be applied to the assembly such that the shearing stress in the tube would not exceed 100 MPa? A 25mm 50mm

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Chapter3: Torsion

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